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by level09 2mo ago
Intelligent loop orchestration: https://watchd.dev Open Source Invoicing: https://ziglag.com Better agent-first framework: https://stk.dev
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by level09 3mo ago
https://watchd.dev I wanted an easier way to do tasks with AI agents wit easy deployment flaw, simple config. work is still in progress.
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by level09 4mo ago
+1. They doubled my fee, treated silence as consent for a yearly renewal, then tried to charge a cancellation fee based on that inflated price. Daylight robbery.
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by level09 4mo ago
+ and Adobe Creative Suite
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by level09 4mo ago
I find it fuunny how "code readability" was the killer feature when humans had to maintain the code, and is suddenly negotiable now that they don't. Pre-AI bias is slowly dying.
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by level09 5mo ago
I would judge commits by what it does not by who wrote it.
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by level09 5mo ago
stk ( https://github.com/level09/stk ): async Quart + Vue 3 starter i use for everything. auth stack is already wired up (session, 2FA, webauthn, oauth), async sqlalchemy, alembic, no frontend build step. basically the
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by level09 5mo ago
Same here. Premium account, years old, barely post, banned with no explanation. What’s worse: no way to notify followers or export data after a ban. Lesson here: Never outsource your identity or communication to a platform you don’t control
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Show HN: Ziglag:Self-hosted invoicing for solo devs who are done paying for CRUD
4 points by level09 6mo ago|0 comments
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by level09 7mo ago
I see it differently. for me AI has been less about building more/fast, and more about unlocking potential that was always out of reach. Knowledge gaps that would've taken years to fill, new angles I wouldn't have thought to
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by level09 8mo ago
agreed, I noticed the max plan doesn't feel max anymore, it can quickly get depleted during hourly sessions, and the week limit seems really limited.
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by level09 8mo ago
Software startups still work, but only if software is not the point. Code is now cheap, so the advantage moved into things that cannot be copied by looking, accumulated data, hidden workflows, trust, and judgment earned by staying inside a
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The Problem Was Never Intelligence. It Was Attention(medium.com)
2 points by level09 9mo ago|0 comments
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by level09 9mo ago
Here are mine: - Build something boring that makes money. Excitement is optional; users are not. - Use AI less like a chatbot and more like infrastructure, background processes that think while I sleep. - Go back to fundamentals that compou
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by level09 9mo ago
https://try.readykit.dev/
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by level09 9mo ago
Fair feedback. Demo, video, and use case tutorials are in the works! stay tuned
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by level09 9mo ago
Agreed! One differentiator among others: try finding a stack with full self-hosted auth. Most push you toward third parties! I wanted to own my users. https://medium.com/@level09/the-stack-that-owns-you-7ff06b26...
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by level09 9mo ago
This is my actual stack, been using Enferno for years, ReadyKit is just the SaaS layer on top. No straying, more like cleaning up what I already run in production. Stack choices: Flask for its elegant simplicity without hidden conventions,
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by level09 9mo ago
Awesome, glad it fits! Will be posting more tutorials and use cases soon. Let me know how it goes
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by level09 9mo ago
Good call. That's next on the list!
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by level09 9mo ago
Thanks! Felt like a nice break from the usual generic SaaS aesthetic
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by level09 9mo ago
Appreciate it! Sometimes the right tool wins over the familiar one :)
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by level09 9mo ago
Python is having a moment right now, between the AI ecosystem, Astral tooling and a huge talent pool. I think calling it the worst choice is a stretch :) The real question is not raw speed. It's how fast you ship, how many users you ne
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by level09 9mo ago
Appreciate it! and congrats on your two! SaaS is indeed a fun ride :)
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by level09 9mo ago
For sure it depends on the requirement/use cases, but I think most performance issues have nothing to do with the framework. It's usually N+1 queries, missing indexes or no caching etc... Fix those first. People chase FastAPI for
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by level09 9mo ago
Ha, good catch. That is an old deployment script that could use some love. I'll work on a modern quick deploy option for ReadyKit. I have an Ansible playbook that handles single server deployments, the monolith old school approach I st
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by level09 9mo ago
Thanks for starring! Honestly, open source changed my life. I've built my own products on this stack. https://mixedcrm.com for example runs on Enferno, along with many several other projects of different sizes. It's be
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by level09 9mo ago
Thanks, that means a lot coming from someone who has clearly evaluated many of these stacks. A few notes: Celery is completely optional, it's there if you need background jobs, but the core app runs fine without it. Same with Redis, it
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by level09 9mo ago
Thanks for the kind words and thoughtful suggestions! On the repos, they're intentionally separate projects. Enferno stays as a minimal Flask framework with fewer dependencies, ideal for anyone who wants a clean starting point. ReadyKi
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The Stack That Owns You(medium.com)
1 points by level09 9mo ago|0 comments

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