ceritium

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by ceritium 2mo ago
I really believe in this software for one, or at least, be able to customise it as you need. On that premise, I started building during a weekend, thanks to Claude, a small platform so I and, in theory, my family could deploy easily complex
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by ceritium 2mo ago
I built a kind of paas for llms, the idea was to allow my family deploy webs cheap and easy, my family doesn't use It, but It end being very useful form mento deploy small apps. You can check It out on https://onvibe.run th
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by ceritium 3mo ago
A project where you create websites by just using the chat interface of your llm. It's like a paas but oriented to llms. If your ui support mcp It should work. There are some examples I did with opus, sonet and deepseek models: https:
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by ceritium 3mo ago
My trick, I just use bootstrap, ask Claude for a custom Styles following a style, palete etc. Much better experience than buying and adapting and existing bootstrap theme
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by ceritium 3mo ago
I made recently a similar thing https://jmkr.es/claude-usage/
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by ceritium 5mo ago
Me too
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by ceritium 5mo ago
Railway should try Rails
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by ceritium 7mo ago
Great, I have a MacBook Pro M5 for work which i know IS really fast because the whole suite of specs run in les than two minutes, but except for that my "old" air m1 with 16g of ram feels super snappy. I am just excited waiting fu
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by ceritium 8mo ago
During the last year, in my spare time, I have been working on https://trypulso.com . The system has been working fine for the last year, and I have a real customer using it. I not even finished the landing page, but you can try
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Show HN: Monitor when your tech stack goes EOL(stacktodate.club)
2 points by ceritium 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ceritium 9mo ago
How does it save the progress?
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by ceritium 10mo ago
I love it, I liked what dry-initializer and dry-struct do, and I wanted something similar but simpler than RBS or Sorbet. I tried once myself to implement something like lowtype, but without success.
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by ceritium 11mo ago
Good, but I lost my trust in them, so my next NAS will be something else.
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by ceritium 1y ago
I like Ruby on Rails + Postgres, GoodJob for background Jobs, sveltejs for complex widgets, bootstrap as CSS framework, vite for "compiling" the assets, deploy on Fly.io
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Ask HN: The following steps for my project
2 points by ceritium 2y ago|1 comments
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by ceritium 2y ago
Hi, I have been building https://babelfu.com , a translation service on top of Github; it fetches the translations from your GitHub repo and commits them back, so the source of truth of the translations is the repo itself. You ca
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by ceritium 2y ago
I am doing nothing, but I was wondering if it would make sense to combine a small LLM and SQLITE to parse date time human expressions. For example, given a human input like "last day of this month", the LLM will generate the follo
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by ceritium 2y ago
No if they go during the night
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by ceritium 2y ago
Please, create a robot arm which I would instruct for iron and fold my clothes.
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by ceritium 2y ago
I have been working on improving the editor UI (svelte), the project wizard and adding payments on https://babelfu.com I haven't merged those improvements on the community edition (yet) because of time constraints. The next
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by ceritium 2y ago
Congrats, it looks charming. As a suggestion, it would be great if the sidebar text was larger on mobile.
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by ceritium 2y ago
Yes, I read the "Rails" docs—the same that you linked—but I wanted to see how other projects use it. My surprise was that only a public project on Github uses it.
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Ask HN: Who and how uses ensuring_owner_was on ActiveRecord
1 points by ceritium 2y ago|2 comments
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by ceritium 2y ago
Does someone know if cooking pottery on a home fireplace is possible?
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by ceritium 2y ago
I built the command line tool flatito just for the Rails i18n translations keys. I am unsure if I like the author's approach because there are other cons, but it's a good point. * https://github.com/ceritium/f
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by ceritium 2y ago
can that iron and fold clothes?
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by ceritium 2y ago
El Nino bravo!
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by ceritium 2y ago
keepthis.site its open, i did It for me, there are some signip but i think i am the only active user. Also consumebefore.jose.gr and a few small tools you can find on my blog.
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Show HN: Babelfu – manage translations on top of GitHub(github.com)
6 points by ceritium 2y ago|4 comments
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by ceritium 2y ago
Syncing keys between the "translations service" and the repo can be a real headache, especially when multiple developers work on different branches. Adding, removing, or editing keys can quickly become a cumbersome task. I thought

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