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How We Unified API Tests, SDKs, and Docs into One Workflow(docspring.com)
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by nathan_f77 1y ago
I'm pretty good at getting LLMs to write well-tested, production-ready code. I think it's a matter of knowing the right tools and techniques to use and steering the project in the right direction. Type-checking, linting, and a sol
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Show HN: I built a case-aware search and replace tool with an MCP server(docspring.github.io)
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Show HN: I built a case-aware search and replace tool for AI agents(docspring.github.io)
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Show HN: Renamify – Case-aware search and replace for AI agents(docspring.github.io)
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by nathan_f77 1y ago
You could look into paying a satellite imagery company to take the photos: https://skyfi.com/en/pricing
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Why I Am No Longer an AI Doomer(thedeepdish.org)
3 points by nathan_f77 1y ago|1 comments
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I Turned Our Rented House into a Smart Home(madebynathan.com)
3 points by nathan_f77 2y ago|0 comments
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by nathan_f77 2y ago
It's just an easter egg in case someone accidentally clicks on api.docspring.com or sends an API request without a path. I thought it would be more fun than a generic 404 error like this: { "status": "error&q
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Show HN: I gave my API a JSON homepage(api.docspring.com)
2 points by nathan_f77 2y ago|3 comments
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by nathan_f77 2y ago
I'm still working on DocSpring [1], originally launched on Hacker News in October 2017 under the name "FormAPI." It's a PDF generation API with a template editor UI for setting up fields on PDF forms. It makes it easy to
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by nathan_f77 2y ago
This is really cool! I've spent the last few years debugging lots of PDFs while working on DocSpring, so I'm always looking for new tools to make this easier. Thanks for working on pdfsyntax!
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One Week with Claude 3.5 Sonnet: Surprising Realities of AI Pair Programming(docspring.com)
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AI Pair Programming with Cline(docspring.com)
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by nathan_f77 2y ago
I installed a custom firmware on my ESP32-powered smart kettle and made it respond with the HTTP status code "418 I'm a teapot". [1] I used an ESP32 to automate my kitchen rangehood light and fan [2]. I've flashed ESPHom
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Everything I 3D printed over the last year(madebynathan.com)
2 points by nathan_f77 2y ago|1 comments
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
I've been wanting to hack my espresso machine and get some feedback from the status LEDs, but I'm just using a SwitchBot to push the button [1] to turn it on. I use a smart wall plug that I use to turn it off. (It has a push butto
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
Great! I'm looking forward to getting a few of these. I currently have five Raspberry Pis running in my house, mainly for dashboards: * Zigbee2MQTT in a closet in the middle of the house * FullPageOS [1] dashboards on the bedroom TV, l
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
Aww man, I added this idea to my project todo list last month when I saw another string art post: https://imgur.com/gallery/ljoJeal I have a small CNC engraving machine that I'm planning to use for this. I'm
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
Thanks for the tip about FreeCAD. I actually love OpenSCAD and have developed a really nice workflow in VS Code using some extensions (format on save, live preview, GitHub Copilot, etc.), but I would still like to learn some other tools as
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
Great post. I've spend a lot of time reading through the PDF specification over the last ~5 years while building DocSpring [1], and I still feel like I've barely scratched the surface. qpdf is a great tool. One of my other favorit
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
I wonder if we can use these superconducters on spacecraft and probes. Maybe we can place superconducting links on the outer hull of a spacecraft heading to Mars, or a probe heading into outer space.
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
That's awesome! I would love to buy one if there are any available.
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
This company is pretty awesome! I lived in Chiang Mai for a few years and the burning seasons were absolutely horrible. I will never live there again. I bought an air quality sensor from a makerspace in Chiang Mai, and I was a bit frustrate
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
I'm really looking forward to something that I can use to control Home Assistant. I'm just really nervous about using any cloud-based API for this, so I would like to get something running on a server in my own house. But I would
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by nathan_f77 3y ago
https://madebynathan.com I post about my electronics and DIY projects. I recently got a 3D printer and have been getting into woodworking as well, so hope to start posting more regularly.
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by nathan_f77 4y ago
I've been thinking about getting a Prusa 3D printer for a long time, but now I'm leaning towards a Bambu Lab X1-Carbon Combo 3D printer. It looks really cool and seems like a more professional tool. Has anyone tried both? What wou
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by nathan_f77 4y ago
I would have never guessed that menial jobs would be the hardest ones to automate. I realized that humans have some incredible skills that were vital to our survival, and were honed over billions of years. But we take these skills for grant
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by nathan_f77 4y ago
This is very impressive. I ran it through ChatGPT and got the following response. The only mistake it made is "really" instead of "rarely". ------ > Correct the spelling: Eye halve a spelling chequer It came with my p
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by nathan_f77 4y ago
This is cool. I think setting up a weather station will be my next home automation project. Real-time wind / rain data might be useful for some things. Has anyone integrated a weather station with Home Assistant, and do you use the dat

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