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   Show HN: MCP setup sucks – so I built a zero-config client with 2,700 agents(trylyra.com)

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   Show HN: Using Open-Source LLMs to Power Private, On-Device AI Agents (+ MCP)(trylyra.com)

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   Show HN: Run AI Agents Locally with On-Device LLMs (+ MCP)(trylyra.com)

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   by nate_rw 4y ago

   That's an interesting point. There are many people who feel more inclined to eat at food trucks than traditional restaurants, and here are a few reasons why: - Price: Food trucks are cheaper (startup costs are much cheaper than for B&a
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   by nate_rw 4y ago

   I just updated the website, so now supported locations are on our FAQ.
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   by nate_rw 4y ago

   Just updated the website. You can now find supported locations on our FAQ!
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   by nate_rw 4y ago

   Right, I totally understand that. Users will be able to set their preferences (Mexican, Acai, etc) and show interest in vendors by saving their profiles and writing positive reviews. Recommendations will mostly be based on these data points
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    Great questions! My tech stack is a bit unconventional. For example, my primary db is Baserow - basically an open-source Airtable. The app was written with a combination of Swift and Objective-C, so iOS native, though I also plan to release
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    That's a good point, and I will clarify our locations on the website. While Sizzzle is based in the US and most of our food trucks are in North America, my goal is to grow our selection so people from anywhere can see vendors near them
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    Very cool!
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    Thanks for your comment; Sizzzle has not yet been released to the public. Interested users can join our beta and provide feedback on the app - hence the Google form.
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    Thanks for the comment, and that's a good point! Branding is something I might have to do some experimenting with...
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    Thanks for the comment! I have a web version in production, and I expect to release it shortly after the mobile app. I'll admit that the extra z is a challenge for users; branding is something that I'll need to evaluate.
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion! I'm working on building a web interface, and I expect to release it soon after the app.
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    Great question! My goal with Sizzzle is to build a more social, user-friendly platform, rather than simply a tool to find food trucks. Sizzzle will ask users to review food trucks, and unlike Street Food Finder and other alternatives, Sizzz
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    I made an app to find great food trucks near you(sizzzle.app)

    77 points by nate_rw 4y ago|59 comments
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    by nate_rw 4y ago

    It's fast and totally free to sign up! All we ask for is your name and email so we can reach out once we launch the app (it's still in development and should be completed this summer, though beta testing will be available soon).
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    New way to find good food trucks near you(sizzzle.app)

    1 points by nate_rw 4y ago|2 comments