ryanckulp

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   by ryanckulp 14d ago

   if TRMNL is too expensive, get a cheaper 3rd party option then: 1. flash our* OSS firmware ( https://github.com/usetrmnl/trmnl-firmware ) 2. spin up an OSS server client ( https://docs.trmnl.com/go/di
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   by ryanckulp 2mo ago

   we can only estimate token <> cost in our cloud agent, but we also OSS'd the skills and in those cases the cost is ~$0 (part of one's LLM subscription): https://github.com/usetrmnl/trmnl-agent-skills th
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   by ryanckulp 2mo ago

   i founded TRMNL and didn't try AI myself until ~2 months ago. i'd rather shut down down and open source everything (per our Unbrickable Pledge) than become "just another AI company." the AI Agent exists to empower less t
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   by ryanckulp 4mo ago

   ShipHero doesn't even have an SLA, not too concerned.
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   by ryanckulp 4mo ago

   takes notes thanks again.
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   by ryanckulp 4mo ago

   thanks for reading, updating the post now to explain we use the Superpowers skill and spend 90% of our effort on specs / tests. measure thrice, cut once.
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   Show HN: Vibe Coding a $20k /Year Enterprise Logistics Platform(trmnl.com)

   33 points by ryanckulp 4mo ago|7 comments
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   by ryanckulp 5mo ago

   i’m a happy Together Letters user, in an Atlanta founder group. didn’t realize until this post that there are thousands of us, well played.
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   by ryanckulp 7mo ago

   awesome work! the original Kindle project definitely has quirks, so we now offer a KOReader option as well. https://github.com/usetrmnl/trmnl-koreader/
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    Show HN: Making an 1800mah e-ink device last up to 6 months(trmnl.com)

    9 points by ryanckulp 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by ryanckulp 7mo ago

    we call it Developer Edition, i think this is functionality the same. https://trmnl.com/blog/developer-edition
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    by ryanckulp 7mo ago

    you can point a higher def Kindle to TMRNL, either our closed source web app or free to an open source server. https://github.com/usetrmnl/trmnl-kindle https://github.com/usetrmnl/trmnl-koreader
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    by ryanckulp 7mo ago

    what do you think it should be called? for ~$15 optional one time bucks people get 24/7 access to the entire engineering team, me, prioritized feature dev, and can earn monthly payouts from our Creator Fund. we don’t charge a subscript
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    by ryanckulp 7mo ago

    you can import ~700 plugins from core to Terminus (Hanami build) or the Laravel build in 1 click. maybe you came on board before that was a reality. we and the community have been rapidly developing multiple self hosted servers with all kin
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    by ryanckulp 7mo ago

    glad to hear this. we made a couple more power savings improvements this week, publishing something on the blog about it ~tmrw.
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    by ryanckulp 7mo ago

    thanks for the support and i hear you. a few folks pointed their Boox at TRMNL[1], and we’re finally in the smart home arena now with free 5 min refresh rate for Home Assistant. aiming for JIT refresh by summer. 1. https://www.re
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    by ryanckulp 7mo ago

    OP's Timeframe looks rad, but yes on the pricy side. check out trmnl .com for smaller / less expensive options and self hosted options. (disclaimer: i'm on the team)
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    by ryanckulp 9mo ago

    we (TRMNL) have a monitor demo, and we also bought a few of the new Modos project, rooting for that creator. see our demo here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qs7JeK11Cxc
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    by ryanckulp 9mo ago

    we (TRMNL) have a working demo, debating what to do with it. unlisted: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qs7JeK11Cxc
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    by ryanckulp 10mo ago

    cheers, im on the TRMNL team. looks like reMarkable runs linux so in theory our OSS lib would do the trick: https://github.com/usetrmnl/trmnl-display which can then point to one of several OSS server clients we offer:
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    we bought a couple of these at TRMNL for testing purposes ;)
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    oh interesting. i suppose we (or you) could be a plugin that parses epub/* formats and thus, a button click on device would fetch the next screen. double-click can already be set to go in reverse. but the full feedback loop takes a few
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    yes, https://github.com/usetrmnl/trmnl-kindle
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    check out our FW, it's open source and will work with Waveshare <> ESP32. currently running on thousands of devices: https://github.com/usetrmnl/firmware/
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    ok back up - you claimed we used fake data. obviously you are referring to "John bought X, Y mins ago" notifications. the actual product. for our homepage counter, this is not customers. this is notification count. with thousands
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    thanks for the support! re DIY, we encourage this: https://docs.usetrmnl.com/go/diy/byod
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    jumping in to defend myself (thanks f5bot). you are not a serious person. 1. i'm very proud of Fomo. for 6 years we fought against fake data. i said "no" to many lucrative opportunities that were not ethical. our vision was &
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    a few of our users open sourced their own public transport (e-ink) plugins here, for major cities like NYC, Chicago, London, Zurich, etc: https://usetrmnl.com/recipes
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    by ryanckulp 1y ago

    working on TRMNL[1], a hardware startup with a web app companion (Ruby / Rails 8). this weekend specifically, setting up an in-house assembly area. decided to renovate my barn and be our own fulfillment center. [1]: https://
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    by ryanckulp 2y ago

    i hear you. only the black case is soft touch, other cases are not. white is currently most popular, ~60% of sales. black 35%, translucent 5%.