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by wizenheimer 3mo ago
Ran into Palmier on X and had to try it with Claude. I have to admit, my first impressions were pretty good. The one thing I found myself wishing for was a way to describe stuff better. Sometimes I know exactly what effect I’m looking at in
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by wizenheimer 3mo ago
Looks interesting. For someone already comfortable with Triton, what's the strongest argument for choosing cuTile Rust instead? Is the main differentiator the ownership-based safety model, tighter integration with Rust ecosystems, or i
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by wizenheimer 3mo ago
Ahh, got it. I didn't realize HN did that. Thanks for letting me know! That probably explains it :)
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by wizenheimer 3mo ago
I shipped a QA harness for Claude Code. Instead of clicking through flows by hand, it reads your code diffs, identifies the affected UI flows, and tests them in real browser Plus after each run you get screen recordings with console logs, n
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Show HN: I built a screen recorder that captures console logs, requests and more(userplane.io)
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Swimming Naked: Why Safety Nets Kill Startups(wizenheimer.dev)
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Show HN: Open-Source AI Assistant in Your Inbox. No Apps. No Login. Just Email(cruso.app)
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by wizenheimer 1y ago
Just CC cruso@cruso.app on any email thread and it handles the rest "Shift my afternoon back 30 minutes" → Done. "When am I free next week?" → Answered. "Block Friday for deep work" → Blocked. Open-Source alt
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Vibe Revenue: AI's Second Date Test(ventured.bearblog.dev)
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Show HN: I vibe-coded LLM perf-testing toolkit – K6, Grafana and InfluxDB(github.com)
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Run Python functions on desktop, mobile, web, and in the cloud(github.com)
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Show HN: TinyLM library to run LLMs right inside the browser(npmjs.com)
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
Wayback - monitors your competitors so you don't have to. Built using Cloudflare Workers, R2, D1, Workflows, Queues and Resend.
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Show HN: Generate Hugging Face Datasets with GPT-4o Mini(cyyrus.com)
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Show HN: Transform Unstructured Data into Usable Datasets(github.com)
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
This is helpful, thanks mate. Appreciate it.
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
Appreciate the feedback, mate
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
> I don't understand the "Chrome" part at all It uses, relies and depends on Chrome exposed primitive such IndexedDB. Hence the term chrome native. Honestly, didn't give much thought to it. Just rolled with it :D
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
Imagine this. You stumbled across this insane search technique, which knows what you want. It doesn't care if you know the exact keywords or not, it just gets what you're after. We call it Vector Search / Semantic Search. Coo
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
Thanks, mate. Skill issue :D
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
Thanks, mate. Incase, you feel like playing around. https://tinkerboard.vercel.app/
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
Thanks, mate. I guess the README is dated. Here's a sample app built around tinkerbird. Make it yours :D Playground: https://tinkerboard.vercel.app/ Repo: https://github.com/wizenheimer/tinkerboard
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by wizenheimer 2y ago
That's right, it should. If it supports indexeddb, it supports tinkerbird. Ref: https://caniuse.com/indexeddb PS: Pretty early nonetheless, hacked it together during last Christmas. Gotta make it usable. PPS: I guess t
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Show HN: TinkerBird – A Chrome-native vector database(github.com)
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Show HN: Cascade – Yet Another Chaos Engineering Toolkit(github.com)
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