jonrosner

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by jonrosner 7mo ago
Feel free to ask questions / give feedback right here in the comments.
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Show HN: Free-to-play: A gem-collecting strategy game in the vein of Splendor(caratria.com)
1 points by jonrosner 7mo ago|1 comments
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by jonrosner 9mo ago
I am thinking of distributing skills that I build to my clients. As my clients are mostly non-technical users I need this process of distribution to be as easy as possible. Even adding a .env file would probably be too much for most of them
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by jonrosner 9mo ago
you could for example create a skill to access your database for testing purposes and pass in your tables specifications so that the agent can easily retrieve data for you on the fly.
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by jonrosner 9mo ago
one thing that I am missing from the specification is a way to inject specific variables into the skills. If I create let's say a postgres-skill, then I can either (1) provide the password on every skill execution or (2) hardcode the p
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by jonrosner 9mo ago
after testing it for a little I am pretty disappointed. While I do get 90 token per second out of it from my M4 Pro which is more than enough for a real world use case, the quality is just not there. I gave it a codebase that it should anal
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by jonrosner 9mo ago
running it on my M4 @ 90tps, takes 18GB of RAM.
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by jonrosner 11mo ago
Self host Yaade. If you dont have a server run it locally in a Docker container.
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by jonrosner 11mo ago
Thats why I self host Yaade https://docs.yaade.io (shameless plug lol)
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by jonrosner 1y ago
I can't reproduce this, even when forcing it not to reason: "how many b's are in blueberry? don't think, answer fast." blueberry • b → 1 (at position 1) • l → no • u → no • e → no • b → 2 (at position 5) • e →
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by jonrosner 2y ago
Nice tool, congrats. Looks reasonable for the target audience. Is there a chord library for common songs? Or even sharing my chords with others?
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by jonrosner 2y ago
No, I am from germany. Also good job on programming a game that plays flawlessly on pretty much all systems after so much time. Also, online play via IP address was super easy.
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by jonrosner 2y ago
Wow thanks a lot! We played DD Poker during the Pandemic. It really saved us from going insane:)
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by jonrosner 2y ago
E: just checked and they did update their pricing to be 3,50 now for the unlimited push. It's better, but still per-user-based. Which is still bad IMO. It says "Support Zulip's open-source development". I'd happily
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by jonrosner 2y ago
Great update. Unfortunately, the limitation of push notifications to 10 members puts it into the B- category of self-hosted OSS for me. I understand that costs do exist by providing a push service, but forcing Orgs into the same plan as eve
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by jonrosner 2y ago
It's the same urge to abandon the current side-project and start a new one. It's normal, all Devs have it. Your brain always wants to do new fun stuff. You see a new shiny framework you want to use it. For me what took me out of t
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by jonrosner 2y ago
Don't split your codebase. Just add some flags if it is self-hosted or not. Devs here will cry and tell you you can't do that and people can bypass it. Really don't listen to them. 99% of the people who purchase your SaaS ins
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by jonrosner 2y ago
I've been using both codemirror and lezer in Yaade ( https://github.com/EsperoTech/yaade ). Thanks to lezer I was able to write a JSON extension language that supports Yaade environment variables. Pretty cool projec
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by jonrosner 3y ago
Shameless plug: This is why I created Yaade. A self-hosted alternative to Postman and Insomnia. Unfortunately, being OSS is not enough anymore. The rug-pulls will keep happening. Remember: If you don't host it, you don't own it! C
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by jonrosner 4y ago
thanks for your comment. Environment for collections is definitely on the roadmap. Probably one of the first things I will implement next. How would you want a feature like this to look? Is having multiple collections with the same content
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by jonrosner 4y ago
Haha thanks for your comment. May I ask where you are from? I am from germany and I thought you could just pronounce it like the gem Jade.
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by jonrosner 4y ago
Thanks. I feel the same way. I hate not knowing which features will be behind a paywall.
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by jonrosner 4y ago
Thanks for your reply! Looking forward to hearing your feedback. Yes things like this will be handled by the tool in the future. For now I want to gather as much feedback as possible to know which are the most wanted features / improve
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by jonrosner 4y ago
Using Postman has become an essential part of my development workflow. Unfortunately I found that I was very limited by the local nature of Postman. I built Yaade to easily and securely share my API collections with my teammates. Alternativ
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Show HN: Yaade – An open-source, self-hosted, collaborative API dev environment(github.com)
100 points by jonrosner 4y ago|11 comments