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Show HN: Open-source remote controller for your Claude Code/codex session(github.com)
2 points by antoinec 24d ago|0 comments
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by antoinec 4mo ago
Thank you for the kind words! Indeed, they don't know what Git is, however from my experience, they kind of know what Github is and know that the codebase of their company lives there. My assumption is that it will be enough for them t
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Show HN: Ronda lets non-technical users safely edit your webapp(useronda.com)
3 points by antoinec 4mo ago|2 comments
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by antoinec 1y ago
Yes that's what I figured! I agree that it's cool to see all the different prompts
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by antoinec 1y ago
You probably should remove or at least obfuscate parts of the successful prompts. I was able to get the #1 rank on the leaderboard by copying the previous #1 and removing the last character.
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by antoinec 1y ago
I have two that I use a lot: - Postgres one connected to my local db - A browser (Playwright) That way I can ask cursor something like: "Find an object with xxx property in the db, open its page in the browser, fix console errors"
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by antoinec 3y ago
Reminds of when you see people questioning the usefulness of getting vaccines for some diseases because they have almost entirely disappeared for the past 50 years (especially in 1st world countries for some), without realizing that this is
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by antoinec 3y ago
How did you do those small demo videos on the homepage? It looks really cool!
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Treasury Designates Roman Semenov, Co-Founder of Sanctioned Mixer Tornado Cash(home.treasury.gov)
3 points by antoinec 3y ago|0 comments
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by antoinec 3y ago
Good question, not sure how I would know the answer though. You probably should ask the guy. Given how he seems to track everything, I wouldn't be surprised if he came up with a way of measuring that as well.
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by antoinec 3y ago
Looks like he is powering at least part of his installation through solar: https://blog.networkprofile.org/17kw-enphase-solar-install/
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by antoinec 4y ago
I started https://www.tryethernal.com which is pretty niche (developer tooling for blockchain developers). I needed this tool when I got into Solidity development, and after a few hours of googling something like that, I couldn&
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by antoinec 4y ago
I'd be curious to see if a system like that exists already for some kind of digital asset: secondary sales for something that is not limited in quantity, and can still be bought from the source at a higher price.
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by antoinec 4y ago
> Another significant issue with digital movies and games is the inability to resell the content once you're done with it. I get your point but I don't see how this could actually work. As a buyer, why would I buy an iTunes mov
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Cal.com – Open Startup(cal.com)
3 points by antoinec 4y ago|2 comments
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I Eat for Free in NYC Using Python, Automation, AI, and Instagram(medium.com)
61 points by antoinec 4y ago|39 comments
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by antoinec 5y ago
Definitely, yes! That was just a theoretical example to say that this kind of claim can be proven wrong very easily and publicly (probably not worded the best way though :))
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by antoinec 5y ago
Maybe blockchains immutability is going to actually make people think twice before putting something online. "Web2" makes us think that we can delete whatever we post, or what we send is not going to be stored. And we believe it b
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by antoinec 5y ago
Mixpanel, their UI is amazing and they make it really easy to setup graphs that are actually useful. I'd recommend only sending server side events so you get really accurate stats and no privacy invasion. I tried to limit the number of
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by antoinec 5y ago
Backend: Firebase, between Firestore and Real-Time Database you get enough flexibility to quickly iterate on your db schema, Functions are also good enough to handle any kind of backend (easy to integrate with express). They have a dropin a
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by antoinec 5y ago
This is assuming that they could have created profits early enough to support them, which might not have been the case (then maybe it means that this shouldn't have been a business at all, but that's another question...)
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Open Source Farming Robot(farm.bot)
409 points by antoinec 5y ago|227 comments
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by antoinec 5y ago
Have you looked at https://ghost.org/ ? Self hosted on DO costs around $5/mo. Though it's much less customizable than WP
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by antoinec 5y ago
One thing with software products is that revenues are usually not correlated at all with the size of the dev team, much more with the popularity of the product.
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by antoinec 5y ago
Looks like he wanted to experiment different things, which becomes a lot more interesting when thousands of people are coming to your app. And he knew it was only going to be the case for a limited amount of time, so enjoying as much as pos
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by antoinec 6y ago
Not sure where it was, but I remember reading about someone saying, from experience, that when you are about to become homeless, signing up for a yearly gym membership is one of the best things to do (for this specific reason!).
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Android COVID-19 Exposure Notification API [pdf](blog.google)
2 points by antoinec 6y ago|1 comments
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by antoinec 8y ago
Yeah looks like they are not doing EE actually. For the degree part, I assumed the point of getting a degree is to find a job. Even though there is no formal degree with this school, you won't have any troubles finding a job.
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by antoinec 8y ago
Good point, I thought they were doing both, but looks like they aren't!
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by antoinec 8y ago
42 is free, their main campus is in Paris, but they opened a branch in the US recently: https://www.42.us.org/

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