RileyHilliard

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Show HN: Data Visualization for Agents(tryopendata.github.io)
2 points by RileyHilliard 1mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Designing an API for LLMs, Not Humans(labs.tryopendata.ai)
3 points by RileyHilliard 6mo ago|0 comments
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Using Claude as a Logo Design Agency(labs.tryopendata.ai)
2 points by RileyHilliard 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Distribute AI agent test runs across your spare machines via `rr`(github.com)
3 points by RileyHilliard 9mo ago|0 comments
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by RileyHilliard 2y ago
Correct, residential internet. I mostly tried doing this to see if I could it to work, and this is just a side project so I'm not too concerned about it from a stability standpoint. I'd say the biggest thing I've learned from
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by RileyHilliard 2y ago
We built WorkHub.so to solve a problem every remote worker knows too well: finding the perfect coffee shop or workspace. After years of trying to make Yelp and Google Maps work for this, we realized they weren’t designed with remote workers
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Show HN: WorkHub – find great public workspace's to work or study from(workhub.so)
6 points by RileyHilliard 2y ago|1 comments
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by RileyHilliard 2y ago
I havn't heard of Dorch, though it seems like the pricing model is usage based? Not necessarily a bad thing (those prices seem generally cheap as well), but it's the same problem: your costs are going to grow as you scale, even if
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by RileyHilliard 2y ago
I experimented with hosting a production app from a $250 used M1 Mac Mini instead of using cloud services. Here's what I've learned: Performance: - 1,500-2,000 QPS achieved for SSR and API endpoints during load tests - 50% max CPU
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Show HN: We Self-Hosted an App for $2/Month Using an M1 Mac Mini(lab.workhub.so)
10 points by RileyHilliard 2y ago|5 comments
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StartUp Weekend San Diego, ReaderUp(rileyh.com)
1 points by RileyHilliard 14y ago|0 comments
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Learning Ruby on Rails(rileyh.com)
1 points by RileyHilliard 14y ago|0 comments