tylertreat

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by tylertreat 3mo ago
I am more concerned about the cost step up from Gemini 2.5 Flash to 3.5 Flash, with the latter being roughly 3x more expensive. I thought the intention of the Flash models was to be relatively low-latency and more affordable compared to Pro
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by tylertreat 10mo ago
I posted this in another comment but couldn't help but notice this discussion since it seemed relevant. I've been working on https://mealsyoulove.com , which is a meal planning app that also integrates with Kroger and I
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by tylertreat 10mo ago
https://mealsyoulove.com Basically personalized meal planning and grocery integration. Since the Show HN I posted a couple months back I've been incorporating user feedback to add things like meal prepping, better ingredien
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Newly unsealed documents tie Deel to payments for alleged Rippling spy(calcalistech.com)
3 points by tylertreat 11mo ago|1 comments
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Sorry, fix what page? I'm not sure I understand.
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Gemini 2.5 Flash works quite well for it.
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Let me know what you think or if there are areas that can be improved!
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
I get the skepticism as I shared similar thoughts on what recipe quality would be like. I'm also quite sensitive to AI slop. My wife, who really is an outstanding cook, was even more skeptical, and she has a _very_ high bar for recipes
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
I'm sorry you hit that as it should definitely respect instructions around things like protein sources and ingredient selection. I'll take a look at that.
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Please let me know what you think. I really value any and all feedback!
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Not at all a nitpick, it is one of the things that is painful in the app IMO. I think the length of time for some of the operations is one of the bigger reasons for people to bounce after initial sign up. I need to think if there are some c
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Yeah that tracks. I'm currently only hosting out of us-central1 in GCP. Haven't got around to setting up multi-region or a proper CDN yet.
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
You can specify this in "Preferences & Requests" in the meal planning wizard or "customize with instructions" on an existing meal plan recipe.
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
You're right that Meals You Love integrates with Instacart and Kroger for ordering meal plan groceries but it's not primarily a grocery funnel and this has no impact on meal plan construction. Really these are just value-add integ
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Ah, I hear you on the onboarding wizard. I did my best to keep it streamlined but understand it's still overwhelming. Hard to balance keeping it light with collecting enough data to provide reasonable recommendations. The meal plan gen
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
It's actually a pretty decent API. I've hit some quirks with it, but for the most part works reasonably well overall. The best part about it was there were no hoops to jump through to start using it.
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by tylertreat 11mo ago
Totally agree on a video walkthrough, and it's on my list. I've mostly been putting it off because I'm not sure if I'm capable of making a polished enough presentation, which is a bad excuse. Also 100% on messaging to di
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Show HN: Meals You Love – AI-powered meal planning and grocery shopping(mealsyoulove.com)
60 points by tylertreat 11mo ago|51 comments
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by tylertreat 1y ago
> It's nice for toy projects, but it's a money sink for anything serious, at least from my experience. This is really not my experience with Cloud Run at all. We've found it to actually be quite cost effective for a lot of
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by tylertreat 1y ago
This is already out of date: https://www.cncf.io/announcements/2025/05/01/cncf-and-synadi...
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by tylertreat 1y ago
I worked (briefly) at Apcera as well and on the NATS team as a core contributor on the project. I sympathize because it is really difficult to build a viable business around OSS. But the move to contribute it to CNCF, which put it on a stag
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by tylertreat 1y ago
We added a more extensive comparison on kro here: https://koreo.dev/compare/kro
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Controller-Driven Infrastructure as Code(theyamlengineer.com)
2 points by tylertreat 1y ago|0 comments
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by tylertreat 1y ago
Really great feedback! Better examples and docs is definitely something high on the list.
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by tylertreat 1y ago
The underlying engine is actually completely decoupled from yaml as it's really just structured data. We chose to stick with yaml for the "interface" since that is ultimately what it's managing—Kubernetes manifests. Pers
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by tylertreat 1y ago
Also, what's interesting about Koreo is that you can actually build "meta" Workflows. That is, Workflows that produce Workflows, meaning you could implement something like Kro itself in Koreo fairly easily. This is why it&#
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by tylertreat 1y ago
> The CLI does not currently emit the materialized manifests purely because our initial use cases needed to map values from reconciled manifests into other manifests. It is completely viable to emit the materialized manifests though. Onl
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by tylertreat 1y ago
Koreo and Kro share a lot of similarities in that both allow you to build abstractions that encapsulate a lot of complexity. For instance, in Kro you could implement a ResourceGraphDefinition that builds a "Workload" abstraction t
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by tylertreat 1y ago
I thought Crossplane v2 was only a design proposal at the moment: https://github.com/crossplane/crossplane/pull/6255 But I guess there is an actual preview implementation now? https://docs.crosspla
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Show HN: Koreo – A platform engineering toolkit for Kubernetes(koreo.dev)
120 points by tylertreat 1y ago|44 comments

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