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by huydotnet 3y ago
“OpenAI do all the work” is a very wrong claim in this case. It’s true that most of the complexity are solved by using LLM, but it’s not everything. There are still a good amount of work needed to be done if you want to build an agent (or
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Awesome tool! Also, for the web version, my friend made an alternative written in Kotlin https://github.com/tuanchauict/MonoSketch I also have a half baked version in Rust too https://github.com/huytd&#
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Is there any write up on how Fly.io run your infrastructure? The "not data center" fact makes me interested a little bit.
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by huydotnet 3y ago
I built a diagram generator in PlantUML format: https://chatuml.com Also, hello HN! If you are interested, use this promo code for 50% off your first purchase ;) HELLOHACKERNEWS
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by huydotnet 3y ago
The dorsum to the light fact is interesting. And now, watching some random moth to the light vids on Youtube makes more sense to me [1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhNpOsTUqzA
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Over $500/mo but still nowhere near my goal ($5k/mo). Started as a tool I built for myself to brainstorm and convert ideas into diagrams. Still need to invest more time on SEO and writing. It's just hard to find time to do al
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Vimouse: Control Your Mouse with Keyboard(github.com)
3 points by huydotnet 3y ago|0 comments
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by huydotnet 3y ago
I wrote an open source clone of a mini game back in 2015 when it was just released. Mostly use HTML5 canvas and websocket. Not really optimized so the server would start lagging and every player are moving like they’re teleporting every tic
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by huydotnet 3y ago
The deployment methods are somewhat different too. With dokku, you need to add a new origin to your local repo and push to that origin whenever you want to deploy, Heroku a-like. For Coolify, you have an option to deploy on push via a webho
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by huydotnet 3y ago
A lot! - https://github.com/huytd/speech : Practice english speaking for non-native - https://github.com/huytd/ascii-d : a cross platform ASCII diagram editor - https://github.com/hu
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by huydotnet 3y ago
I'm joining!
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by huydotnet 3y ago
I grow up as a kid in wishing to have sufficient experience to join Ludum Dare one day. 15 years later, with kids, I now wish I have free time to join Ludum Dare. Not to mention experience.
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by huydotnet 3y ago
I run a diagram generator using OpenAI API, the pricing model is credit-based, kind of the same with most of the LLM-based SaaS out there :D
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by huydotnet 3y ago
hahaha, I supposed to use the ~ instad of ±
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Turn off extension autoupdate sounds like a bad choice, not all updates are mallware injected, many of them may contains security updates anyway
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Mine is $60 that bring in ±$600/mo
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by huydotnet 3y ago
yeah, apparently it's easy to find charger in urban areas, but it still gave us a little heart attack that time :D
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Bolt EUV is a great car! Reasonable price. The only thing I wish is more capacity for the battery. Went for a road trip from SF to Monterey, and the battery almost drained by the time we arrived.
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Community policy aside. Does your question mean that you're worried about people will take your idea and build the product themself? In most cases, that will not be the case. One can't just simply take an idea, rush to build it an
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by huydotnet 3y ago
From the `learn-tachyons` project in the other comment: https://github.com/dwyl/learn-tachyons#functional-css-is
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Still not a reasonable way if you're expecting a structured data in the response, like JSON or something that you're required to parse before showing to the user.
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Sequence diagram is not the only useful thing. A mix of component + flow diagram can be helpful to sketch out architecture ideas too. I use diagrams a lot at work, to the point that I get tired of drawing or writing UML code, so I built a t
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Obsidian + Sync (for $8/mo) If you don't want to pay, use git sync. Personally I think it's decent, have to deal a lot with merge conflicts (I have 3 devices), and using git on iOS is cumbersome. Or, you can use the LiveSync
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by huydotnet 3y ago
yes that’s the approach most people using. the thing is, some users may have access to gpt-4 themselves, or company paid for it and they want to use it with our service (and to make it more “reasonable”, the developer do not have access to
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Ask HN: If you are building OpenAI apps, how do you store user's API key?
7 points by huydotnet 3y ago|5 comments
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by huydotnet 3y ago
Great product! I gave it a try and was really impressed! One thing: Could your team have an explanation somewhere on the home page to help the users understand how their private code is being handled (locally and when the chat request happe
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by huydotnet 3y ago
awesome, thank you so much!
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by huydotnet 3y ago
would you mind checking https://chatuml.com out to see if it fits your list?
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ChatUML – Your Copilot for Working with Diagrams(chatuml.com)
1 points by huydotnet 3y ago|2 comments
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Zig now has built-in HTTP server and client in std(github.com)
267 points by huydotnet 3y ago|174 comments

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