phernandez

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by phernandez 12d ago
I’m running basicmemory.com as a production cloud hosted memory. It has mcp/we ui/api/cli interfaces. The difference between mcp/cli/api has been discussed at length but in general mcp gives agents oauth (for client
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by phernandez 7mo ago
PSA: Export your ChatGPT conversations before cancelling If you're thinking about cancelling (or switching to Claude/Gemini), don't lose months of conversations first. I built Basic Memory — it imports your ChatGPT export and
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by phernandez 9mo ago
Basic Memory - an MCP server that creates a knowledge graph from your conversations. Chats become markdown notes, notes inform future chats. Local: https://github.com/basicmachines-co/basic-memory or hosted: http:&#x
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by phernandez 11mo ago
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Yes (US-based preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, FastAPI, Rust, JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Vue, Nuxt, AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, Redis, Terraform, Docker, Event Sourcing, CI&
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by phernandez 11mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Austin, TX | Remote (US-based clients preferred) Senior/Staff/Principal Software Engineer with 20+ years building scalable SaaS platforms. Recently built Basic Memory (basicmemory.com) - an AI-powered knowledge mana
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by phernandez 1y ago
Late to the game here, but I'm working on Basic Memory ( https://memory.basicmachines.co/docs/introduction ), a knowledge management system for the Model Context Protocol (MCP). What makes it different: * Claude (an
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by phernandez 2y ago
This is cool. Is there any reason you haven't published it to pypi?
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by phernandez 2y ago
This is really cool. Thanks!
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Show HN: Basic Memory – Build a knowledge graph from Claude conversations(github.com)
4 points by phernandez 2y ago|0 comments
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by phernandez 2y ago
I use intelij personally (for work and personal development). They also have a standalone product, DataGrip ( https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/ ) with affordable/free pricing. In the past I've just used raw p
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by phernandez 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | US| Remote Experienced developer, leader and creative problem solver, iteratively designing, delivering, and improving software architectures to deliver business value. --- SKILLS: - Expert guidance and practical solutions -
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Ask HN: Has anyone used ChatGPT for interviewing?
5 points by phernandez 3y ago|7 comments
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by phernandez 4y ago
> reference labor theory/the alienation of man from his labor. I wonder if people are simply unaware of the large existing body of work on these issues I’ve been interested in reading more about this. Do you have any pointers to goo
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by phernandez 4y ago
I do. I do development all day and it’s not a problem for me. I just run every window maximized under os x with multiple desktops. Easy to close the lid and open it wherever without having to worry about those windows on all the other scree
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by phernandez 6y ago
I have had this issue with my current golang projects. I haven't found any clear standard for project layout. We have a bunch of microservices with grpc api endpoints, and some which are event driven. Has anyone found a better resource
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by phernandez 12y ago
I was trying to work around this problem also and found this library: https://github.com/jOOQ/jOOL , from the guys at Jooq. They did all the hard work to wrap all the FunctionalInterfaces in unchecked exceptions. Hope t
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by phernandez 15y ago
Does anyone have any further information related to the scaling problems they were having with couchdb? This sounds like bad news for couch to lose such a big name brand user.
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by phernandez 15y ago
It was deadpan. I had to re-read it to see the humor. "Real time", lol. I had a friend that used to do ironic yelp reviews. His review of the hot dogs at the 7-11 by his house were priceless.
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by phernandez 15y ago
Austin, TX. My company, Debix, is hiring full-time Java devs. http://www.debix.com/about/careers/ . Feel free to pm me.
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by phernandez 15y ago
If he feels like he's tapping in to something deeper, then isn't that enough? It's his experience after all. It doesn't require objective validation, does it?
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by phernandez 15y ago
I wish I could down vote this.
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by phernandez 16y ago
I'll give a "me too" for not understanding what to do when I got to the site. You should keep in mind the 2 min test - If I can't understand how it works before that, I'll move on. It looks great, but IMHO, you should consider simplifying.
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by phernandez 16y ago
I'd like to see the pics too, or a link to the bookcase. I've been wanting to try this out.
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by phernandez 16y ago
I think a better comparison, is to linux - since it really is a linux kernel underneath, and it is open source. Linux has plenty of flaws, especially with hardware, but anyone can take the code and try and improve it, then contribute back t
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by phernandez 16y ago
I can second the commonsware books mentioned previously. They are very helpful because you can download the source and run the apps to see how they work. Also check out the AppDemos that come with the sdk for examples. The http://android.g
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by phernandez 16y ago
Good idea! I just tried to sign up and got the Oops page :(
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by phernandez 17y ago
Do you mind sharing your django.wsgi file? I'm trying to set this up right now for a site I'm working on. After looking throught the docs and some blog posts it wasn't clear to me how to hook up apache and virtualenv. Do you source in the e
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by phernandez 17y ago
Re: #4 My 2 cents: I come from a Java web background, so I may be a bit biased. I like to think of the view functions as controlling state in an app and deciding what do show on a page (handing input or sticking stuff in the request). Somet
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by phernandez 17y ago
"Ambiguity, either you have it or you don't."