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by djfobbz 1y ago
I worked on a very similar system for a friend's laser fab shop using the Roda framework (Ruby). Since Tailwind wasn't available at the time, I had to rely on Bootstrap. The project was quite similar to what you've done, alth
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by djfobbz 1y ago
Are you're seriously comparing a few containers of fold-out solar panels and batteries to a portable nuclear reactor? Let's do the math: To match even a 1MW reactor, you'd need 2,000+ panels, inverters, batteries, mounting, a
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by djfobbz 1y ago
No live demo?
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by djfobbz 1y ago
So anonymous sharing with an exclusive login? What am I missing?
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by djfobbz 1y ago
I built my first SaaS back in 2009 on Rails 2.3. Fast forward to 2025, it's still running on Rails 2.3 LTS and Ruby 3.3.8, and it's still making money. No complaints here! ;)
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by djfobbz 1y ago
Roda is hands-down my favorite framework and my go-to no matter the size of the app. It's super lightweight, crazy fast, and a great alternative to Rails, without all the extra bloat. You still get everything you need to build solid ap
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by djfobbz 1y ago
I was hoping you'd share your SaaS so that some of us could evaluate it and make recommendations for its use in our own organizations.
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by djfobbz 1y ago
I'm still using shlinkedin.com pretty heavily!
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by djfobbz 1y ago
Wow!! Killer UI I freaking love it.
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by djfobbz 1y ago
Can anyone provide instructions on how to run this on Google Colab?
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by djfobbz 1y ago
Doesn’t work on Windows! That’s a pretty hefty size market to be left out.
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by djfobbz 1y ago
Doesn’t seem to be working on mobile. I can’t do anything after selecting an image on iPhone Safari iOS 18.3.2.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
A very similar site was launched right here approx. 18 years ago. Reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=54658
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by djfobbz 2y ago
We have multiple mission-critical, industrial-grade WebSocket monitoring applications that have been running rock-solid for the last eight years without any hiccups in manufacturing environments. It seems like you're taking an easy-to-
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by djfobbz 2y ago
Nice product! I'm also not a big fan of DBeaver, Beekeeper, or Adminer. However, I do use HeidiSQL, and it's been lightweight and robust for me over the last 20 years. One feature I really appreciate is the query history, which is
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by djfobbz 2y ago
This is very cool! I have some feedback: 1. Allow for adjusting grid spacing and grid point size. 2. I can't seem to find a snap-to-grid option (e.g., a magnet icon). 3. Allow docking of the sidebar to the left or right of the screen.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
Broken screen pictures are slightly blurry. Might need to increase their DPI to have realistic effect.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
smh (shaking my head) doesn't work
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by djfobbz 2y ago
Yeah, that's why Go is a solid win - single binary, no installer headaches, just build and run. Rust's powerful but comes with build complexity and dependency juggling. Go keeps it clean, fast, and dead simple to deploy.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
Something seems to be wrong with your setup. My email confirmation link appears to be redirecting to your development server at localhost:3000. Here's the link I received: http://localhost:3000/#error=access_denied&
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by djfobbz 2y ago
This is not a good look. The landing page barely works in my browser. This may be due to the GPU-intensive background motion.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
Agreed. All of my VPS servers now run Debian, except in specific cases where I use CentOS for its kernel stability, predictability, and Yum's rollback capabilities.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
nice try but no…o3-mini-high
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by djfobbz 2y ago
I own my own company and am expanding my local reach by carving out a new niche with the use of AI. Many local doctors are facing staffing shortages, and I’m working to help alleviate some of their challenges by creating a custom AI agent t
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by djfobbz 2y ago
You are proving my point. The CDC has faced several instances where its data was inaccurate or misrepresented: - COVID-19 Death Overcount: In 2022, a coding error led the CDC to overcount 72,277 COVID-19 deaths across 26 states. Source: ht
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by djfobbz 2y ago
Disagree. Numbers don't exist in a vacuum - they are collected, framed, and interpreted by humans with biases, agendas, and limitations. Verification isn't just about checking numbers; it's about scrutinizing methodologies, s
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by djfobbz 2y ago
Data isn't the ultimate fact check - it's just numbers waiting to be twisted. Bias, bad sources, and cherry-picking turn 'facts' into fiction. Real fact-checking needs brains, not just bar graphs.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
I’m currently using Vapi alongside n8n to manage appointment needs for my healthcare customers. How does your service and pricing compare to my existing solution?
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by djfobbz 2y ago
You're killing my eyes!!! It's 2025 bro...Dark Theme is a MUST.
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by djfobbz 2y ago
You’ve got the wrong person, buddy! OP is referring to Gary Webb ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Webb ), who died from two gunshot wounds to the head, with the death ruled a suicide.

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