Developing this idea of a ClaudeVM and that being the future where we just write literate programs of Englishscript that run directly on the VM and eliminate this code compilation steps entirely.
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#92The best agent framework: https://github.com/fugue-labs/gollem
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#93A context management system that keeps your docs synced to your code and gives LLMs a way to navigate docs easily: https://github.com/yagmin/lasso
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#94I’ve been working on an open source tool that turns your Kubernetes into a Heroku like PaaS — https://canine.sh — for about two years
A problem that we had at my last startup was that we got stuck between not wanting to spend too much time on devops, and getting price gouged by Heroku.
We were too big for the deploy to a VPS type options like coolify, but too small to justify hiring a full time Devops.
Eventually a few of us had to just suck it up and learn Kubernetes properly. Was pleasantly surprised how elegant it all was.
I was surprised there wasn’t something that “just worked” and plugged into our Kubernetes cluster, made it user friendly, teams, roles, etc.
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#95I'm learning how to train transformer models locally to do useful work instead of having to pay for claude. I regularly update my blog here https://seanneilan.com/posts
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#96I am working on a SSL certificate monitor. It comes with its own probe that can scan your private infra and collect the certs for monitoring. It also has a web interface for monitoring SSL certificate of any public domain. There are a few chinks here and there. Hope I can get it over by this month.
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#97I'm using TimescaleDB to manage 450GB of stocks and options data from Massive (what used to be polygon.io), and I've been getting LLM agents to iterate over academic research to see if anything works to improve trading with backtesting. It's an addictive slot machine where I pull the lever and the dials spin as I hope for the sound of a jackpot. 999 out of 1000 winning models do so because of look-ahead bias, which m…
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#98Data extraction: https://simplescraper.io
A project that I launched on HN that became a business. Simplescraper rode the no-code wave of a few years back ('instant structured data without parsing html').
Now working on increasing the surface area for AI agents: MCP support, screenshots API, and (experimentally) x402[1]
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#99org-babel for neovim, using markdown instead of org as the file format.
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#100I'm building out https://measuretocut.com, which started as a tool for myself to help with planning board cuts (and now sheet cuts). It calculates how much material you need for your project and gives you a plan for the materials and shows all the cuts you need to make and where to make them.
First release was in December for 1D cuts. Last month I released sheet cutting for 2D cut calculation. It's been working well for my own projects and it started getting consistent daily users since my last update in February. You can save projects now on the site for you to come back to later.
Any feedback is welcome. I'm always looking for what features to add next.