I'm putting qnx cross-toolchains into Debian packages because $DAYJOB builds qnx images in ubuntu containers. I've learned a lot about cross-toolchains and my appreciation for blackberry's technical prowess has never been lower.
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#22I had this realization that, sometimes, people on my team are doing the same tasks in different ways, resulting each of them taking different amount of time. In certain scenarios, there is an optimal way of doing things, and I don't even know about it. Trying to test out if current AI-models are solid enough to do comparisons from a screen recording, or just general suggestions for improving white-collar workflows. I could see an eventual platform that could be built out of it.
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#23A python library for calling an LLM like calling a function https://github.com/amoffat/manifest
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#24Created this website for a local rubble removal business.
I’d love to get feedback on what can be done to improve the website to feature prominantly for local search when people need rubble removal near them.
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#25A new CI/CD platform. Local CLI (run without git push), remote debugger, automatic content-based caching, DAG-based definition, and dynamic tasks. It’s taken a lot of work to build it, but I’m really excited about how well it’s working. https://rwx.com/mint
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#26I am building a belt tension meter to attach my z-belt idlers to on my voron 2.4.
I'm still contemplating what I want the final form to look like, but currently it's a 5 kg load cell and a floating idler and an rp2040 reading values via hx711.
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#27Working on my game Sandustry, a mining and automation sandbox with pixel-based physics (think Noita meets Factorio).
I released the first playtest of the alpha a few days ago, which you can try directly in your browser:
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#28A new CI/CD platform. Local CLI (run without git push), remote debugger, automatic content-based caching, DAG-based definition, and dynamic tasks. It’s taken a lot of work to build it, but I’m really excited about how well it’s working. https://rwx.com/mint
how does it compare with dagger?
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#29We're currently developing https://www.videototextai.com/ – ChatGPT for video and audio. The idea is to get to an all-in-one video and audio editing/insights platform. We’re actively building out new features to fully realise our vision, and we'd love to get any feedback from HackerNews!
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#30I'm working on https://github.com/incidentalhq/incidental
It's an incident management platform, similar to Pagerduty, Rootly or FireHydrant.
It's the first side project I've open sourced, and I've been hacking on it weekends and nights. Hoping to get a few companies to start using it to get some early feedback.