scottydelta

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by scottydelta 14d ago
The interesting thing is they changed default mode for Claude code to auto mode and auto mode uses sonnet to decide whether the command is safe or not. With their Sonnet model outage, the entire thing stopped working. here is the error it w
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by scottydelta 25d ago
It's better explained in this blog article: How the GOP Used a Two Santa Clauses Tactic to Con America for Nearly 40 Years by Thom Hartmann[0] > First, when Republicans control the federal government, and particularly the White Hous
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by scottydelta 27d ago
I am surprised no one has mentioned the The Two Santa Claus Theory[0] in play here. [0] https://www.commondreams.org/views/2009/01/26/two-santa-clau...
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by scottydelta 1mo ago
And why would I go from my self hosted infra on a dedicated server to a dependency on Railway? My setup already works and what you are suggesting is weaker than my setup.
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by scottydelta 1mo ago
Well everyone is trying to create an environment where they can safely delegate tasks to agents. I am no different, but my approach is a dedicated powerful computer on your desk rather than something in the cloud. I am calling it Tarvis AI
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Makes sense. It took me some experimentations with a few open source libraries and docker-compose to arrive at my setup. My setup also requires me to access agents via a terminal app on my phone so it's nice to have a web app like your
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Trying to wrap my head around how it differs from my current on-the-go setup that is claude code. On claude's phone app or web app I can choose a repo, ask it for a feature and it writes the code, runs my tests + add more tests and cre
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
If you email me (it's on my HN profile), I can send one to you the moment we are taking D2C orders. We still have to make it self-serve ready for end consumers. Really thanks for your interest :)
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Thanks for the suggestions, I will add something like that to the website.
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
The thing is majority platforms like paddle.com don't supoort hardware products. I was looking at fastspring as well but hit the same wall. I will still try reaching out to paddle.com support to see if they will allow it. Thank you for
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
I see, the thing is we are very new and plan on launching soon. We are still trying to figure out our B2C/D2C pricing.
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Yes, we're using an off-the-shelf Raspberry Pi for v1. We are working on figuring out a custom board for v2, because we can't scale with Raspberry Pi as a dependency, especially with RPi prices constantly rising due to the RAM sho
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Thank you for your kind words. I am pasting one of the comments I made on this thread regarding challenges with online sales at the moment: > Trust me, I really wish it were that easy. We're based out of Spain, so to sell in the US
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Trust me, I really wish it were that easy. We're based out of Spain, so to sell in the US (or other countries) we either need to figure out assembly of the device there, or we need to solve cross-border payments, logistics, customs cle
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
We are working on figuring out payments, logistics, hardware compliance (different countries have different requirements), state-level tax handling, customs clearance, etc. for D2C. Also right now we are focusing on B2B here in Spain like y
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
I know someone who could use this but a price point/plan between $0 and $100 would be a good way to help people get started.
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
No worries. If you message me via the contact form or chat support on the website, I will try my best to provide you with one. The more feedback I can get, the better. Thanks for liking my product enough to want to buy it right away :)
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
We are literally new and only available in Barcelona at the moment which I mentioned in my comment as well. Not sure what's eww about that?
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
After getting tired of ads on my PAID smart TV, 6 months ago I started building a casting device using raspberry pi for myself. A couple of months later one of my friends who is an AV technician ended up using it at the largest convention v
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Meanwhile: > DARPA, U.S. Air Force fly AI-controlled F-16 > https://www.darpa.mil/news/2026/darpa-us-air-force-fly-ai-co... May be someone else needs to be controlled.
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
From the article > We also don't have continuous deployment (CD) set up. That's a weird thing for me to say as a positive, because for a very long time that was a hallmark of good software engineering practices... but with me s
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
I am also on a similar boat. After writing softwares for almost 13 years now, I am now working on a privacy focused and universally compatible casting device. Would love to talk to you more about hardware supply chain issues and challenges.
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
it looks very interesting, thanks for pointing me to it. My solution is a casting device like chromecast or apple tv which works without apps and cables. Now I am extending the device's canvas for personal use case without the concept
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
that's the same conclusion I came to and the device I am developing is basically a Raspberry Pi with my own modified OS that has a casting canvas and it can show all kinds of content. No third-party installs, ads and spywares!
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Similarly after getting annoyed at my TV for showing ads and other privacy issues, I have started working on a smart TV version of the casting device my startup makes. I have been using it for both personal use and other work use-cases, her
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
I am working on this personal casting device and I have been using it for both personal use and other work use-cases, here is a demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jObZzI2_pv0 Just like youtube, I can log in to my netflix
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Based on YC's directory, there are approximately 13,000 YC founders since YC started. 105/13000 is a very small number to focus on. This data doesn't really mean anything.
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Basically the laws have changed since then, and OpenText is grandfathered in.
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by scottydelta 2mo ago
Just signed up the service and Yahia was very helpful in providing support and discount! Highly recommended!
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by scottydelta 3mo ago
Well, there are a lot of products being made and sold using Raspberry Pi. I have seen people use it to make interactive content on screens at escape rooms, and use it as a computer for digital signage that shows the same content on a loop.

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