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by czhu12 5mo ago
Been working on an open source, free, Heroku alternative at https://canine.sh for about two years. I feel like even after all these years we’re still missing the devex that Heroku provided. It’s been super fun to experiment &amp
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by czhu12 6mo ago
I don’t necessarily disagree but to provide some counter points: 1. Model providers are currently profitable when just counting the cost to serve tokens for inference[1]. They lose money training the next generation of models. 2. Open model
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by czhu12 6mo ago
This movement reminds me of the "protecting democracy" message that was run on the national stage that pailed against the backdrop of rising inflation. Privacy is important just as democracy is important, but crime and lawlessness
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by czhu12 6mo ago
I wonder if this puts into question the mythos benchmark which smashed basically all coding benchmarks to a staggering degree.
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Similar effort with PageIndex [1], which basically creates a table of contents like tree. Then an LLM traverses the tree to figure out which chunks are relevant for the context in the prompt. 1: https://github.com/VectifyAI&
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by czhu12 7mo ago
The code for the MCP implementation is here: https://github.com/CanineHQ/canine/blob/main/app/controllers... for anyone curious. Sticking with standard Kubernetes API patterns, the model has a prett
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Show HN: An MCP server for Devops automation
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Would say, the 30 under 30 list has like 600 people, not 30. So the fraud rate is quite a bit lower than headlines of seemingly 2 / 30. Its more like 2 / 600, which is maybe the baseline fraud rate?
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by czhu12 7mo ago
What would be an actually good faith way of regulating this short of banning it for children (which I’d think is fine). How do you define what is too addictive? At any given time it seems like whatever is defined as the most addictive is ju
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Agreed, at the moment, I have it set up on https://canine.sh which is fully open source
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Super random but I had a similar idea for a bot like this that I vibe coded while on a train from Tokyo to Osaka https://web-support-claw.oncanine.run/ Basically reads your GitHub repo to have an intercom like bot on your w
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Is this the best way to measure this? I think the biggest adopters of AI coding has been companies who are building features on existing apps, not building new apps entirely. Wouldn't it make more sense looking at how quickly teams are
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Ditto for me. I had gotten so used to building web backends in Ruby and running at 700MB minimum. When I finally got around to writing a rust backend, it registered in the metrics as 0MB, so I thought for sure the application had crashed. T
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Probably because that’s what programmers do, present in the LLM training data? I certainly remember setting a 42 seed in some of my projects
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by czhu12 7mo ago
I’ve encountered an even more nightmarish version of this recently: ai generated tickets. Basically dumping the output of “write a detailed product spec for a clinical trial data collection pipeline” into a jira ticket and handing it off. D
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by czhu12 7mo ago
I'd also say for a lot of applications -- most applications perhaps -- outside of "consumer" ones, the number of features is quite a bit more important than the shape of a button or the animations during a page transition. Ev
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by czhu12 7mo ago
I thought tickets had more standard pricing across markets. For a standard ticket here in SF -- (I know we're comparing probably the highest end to the lowset end here) -- its $22. For IMAX its about $30, at your standard AMC. Indie th
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by czhu12 7mo ago
It does, when any of these actually try to write to a file, it will ask for permissions. The issue is that its so annoying to constantly approve correct code that most people just auto accept everything and review later.
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by czhu12 7mo ago
Finding it more refreshing these days when reading text with broken grammar, incorrect use of pronouns, etc. especially for HN, the human connection is more palpable. It’s rarely so bad that it’s not understandable
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by czhu12 8mo ago
I notice I’m a huge hypocrite in this area. I always complain to people that there are too many remakes but then given a line up of movies in theatres, I end up begrudging paying for the remake. Sometimes due to peer pressure of the group I
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by czhu12 8mo ago
I’ve been working on an open source tool that turns your Kubernetes into a Heroku like PaaS — https://canine.sh — for about two years A problem that we had at my last startup was that we got stuck between not wanting to spend to
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by czhu12 8mo ago
I've been developing and maintaining https://canine.sh and https://hellocsv.github.io/HelloCSV/ for some time now, and its really odd what pops up when you google these. Neither of these projects anyth
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by czhu12 8mo ago
And like with Claws, every now and then a politician's secretary will post something inappropriate or embarrassing, and then the politician will end up taking the heat for it. Recently the president was caught up in some less-than-appr
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by czhu12 8mo ago
It’s only 2 months and there are already a rush of viable alternatives, from smaller, lightweight versions, to hosted, managed SaaS alternatives. I’d suspect the moat here will be just as fragile as every other layer
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by czhu12 8mo ago
Google should build slack. Its a travesty how incredibly good their google workspace suite of tools is, and then google chat is what sits between it all. If it wasn't for the fact that google bungled an internal communication tool so b
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by czhu12 8mo ago
Isn’t there? I mean, Claude code has been my biggest usecase and it basically one shots everything now
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by czhu12 8mo ago
It’s incredible how fast these models are getting better. I thought for sure a wall would be hit, but these numbers smashes previous benchmarks. Anyone have any idea what the big unlock that people are finding now?
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by czhu12 8mo ago
Yeah working through documentation still. The goal isn’t so much to replace coolify. Mostly born out of my last start up that ran a $20M business, 15 engineers, with about 300-1000qps at peak, with fairly complex query patterns. I think the
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by czhu12 8mo ago
Been building an open source version of railway at https://canine.sh . Offers all the same features without the potential of a vendor lock-in / price gouging.
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by czhu12 8mo ago
I’ve been slowing building https://canine.sh for about two years now. It’s a basically a full Heroku replacement, with a UI, CLI, etc, except running with a Kubernetes backend. It’s fully open source. It was super annoying how d

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