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by vitorbaptistaa 29d ago
This is a great idea for a potential startup or, even better, some free software. I started developing something like this but didn't go far.
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by vitorbaptistaa 1mo ago
Congratulations on the launch! Looks very neat. For people that don't have these neat observability tools (like me), I've been using https://shellshare.net (disclaimer: I made it). This is a single command to share a t
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
Congratulations on the launch. It looks neat! On a side note, I find it interesting that a few recent projects are going for the Open Knowledge name. The Open Knowledge Foundation ( https://okfn.org ) is one of the first/larg
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
Nintendo does this on Mario Kart, just allowing text from a pre-set list. It's very limited, but works.
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
That's the piece I'm looking for.
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
Looks great! Just got a bit bummed about the pricing page. Our whole IT infrastructure costs $200/month, so "Enterprise-only" reads as "not for you" :/
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
This is amazing! Congratulations on the launch. Repository link somewhere?
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Ask HN: How are you managing MCP servers across a team?
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
The same company that supposedly views everything through the lens of liability and compliance does this: > When the cars were operating under controlled laboratory conditions - which typically involve putting them on a stationary test r
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
Amazing project! I'd love to see something like this for the football world cup. Maybe a FIFA 97 style? I wonder if some kind of filter would work or we would need some data source. Looks much harder given the fast-paced nature of the
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
I wasn't involved at the time, so don't know. I just know that the cost was significant given the NGO budget, not only the initial development but also the ongoing support. I feel as if we lifted an anchor that was slowing us down
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by vitorbaptistaa 3mo ago
I am the CTO of a small NGO (10 people total, only 1 other junior Dev at the time). We supported two apps that were built by consultants. They were a mess. NextJS, React, about 4 micro services for a site that had 50 users per WEEK. I confi
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by vitorbaptistaa 4mo ago
AI agents are incredibly useful in this regard. Omarchy even releases some skills, so anything you want to configure is just a matter of asking the agent to do it. Of course, it would've been better not to need it in the first place. H
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by vitorbaptistaa 4mo ago
> To be able to pay with Pix, one needs to get a CPF (Brazilian Tax ID). It's not ideal, but you can use Wise to pay using Pix and India's UPI. You simply transfer the money from your local bank account to Wise and they transfe
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by vitorbaptistaa 6mo ago
Congratulations! This is a very cool project. A few years ago there were similar ones -- browse gitlaw. In Brazil we have lexml, a standard to describe the law and their changes over time. It's surprisingly complex.
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by vitorbaptistaa 8mo ago
Yes. It can get a bit more complex as some otels require authentication. You can check Pydantic AI Gateway, Cloudflare AI Gateway or LiteLLM itself. They do similar things. One advantage of yours would be simplicity.
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by vitorbaptistaa 8mo ago
That looks great! Any plans on allowing exports to OpenTelemetry apps like Arize Phoenix? I am looking for ways to connect my Claude Code using Max plan (no API) to it and the best I found was https://arize.com/blog/cla
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by vitorbaptistaa 9mo ago
Nice! I wonder if something like this is possible for India's UPI
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by vitorbaptistaa 10mo ago
Congratulations on the launch! Is it possible to replay the tests against another URL? My use case is that I have a nodejs backend that I want to rewrite in python. I wonder if I could use your tool to record the API requests to the current
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by vitorbaptistaa 10mo ago
I enjoy vcrpy and use it a lot, but it doesn't seem to be that similar. Vcrpy is closer to an automock, where you create tests that hit external services, so vcrpy records them and replays for subsequent tests. You write the tests. Her
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by vitorbaptistaa 11mo ago
Thank you for sharing this. My grandpa passed away earlier this year at the young age of 97. We discovered a kidney cancer and decided not to treat him and bring him back home. During his final days, he became unresponsive, only sleeping. T
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by vitorbaptistaa 11mo ago
I love this! I prefer digital stuff (less things to worry about), but I miss the physicality, especially when friends come over. Books or CDs become a conversation. If you'd like to do something similar, but don't want to DIY it,
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
That's very interesting, although I'm still curious about the training resource usage -- not "only" inference. I wonder what is the relative importance of training (i.e., what percentage of the resource usage was in trai
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
From what I understood, the initial motivation wasn't technical, but related to Apple's practices around a closed app store and the 30% tax on every purchase. He explained it both on Lex Fridman's podcast at [1] and a bit on
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
This has been one of the most surprising developments of late, given DHH's and Rails devs historical preferences for Apple products. I'd love to see some stats on the impact of this change. After many years using Ubuntu, I migrate
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
Would you mind sharing the prompts you use for your subagents? It sounds very interesting!
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
This has already started with Trump's tariffs: https://valorinternational.globo.com/foreign-affairs/news/20... > While the system is not named directly, a document from the Office of the United States Trad
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
Pix already has tap to pay [1]. However it's still a recent adition (a few months), so most card machines still don't support it (AFAIK). Once this is widespread, then the only reasons to use credit will be cashback/points or
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
Any good suggestions so far? The best I read was Not The End of The World by Hannah Ritchie from Our World in Data.
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by vitorbaptistaa 1y ago
If Claude is correct, these 0.54 square degrees represent 0.0013% of the full 41,253 square degrees of the sky (4*pi steradians).

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