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Tailwind is nice and all be it’s crazy verbose, I still am a fan of bootstrap. In the days of AI and tokens. Tailwind classes and styling cure through tokens. lol

I've only started but I mostly use Claude Code for building out code that has been done a million times. So its good at setting up a project to get all the boiler plate crap out of the way.

When you need to build out specific feature or logic, it can fail hard. And the best is when you have something working, and it fixes something else and deletes the old code that was working, just in a different spot.


I had a nice little app that I would run once and a while and it would take all my Weekly Playlist Spotify built, remove duplicates and make one playlist.

Spotify built playlists are no longer accessible in the API.

I do not like them now.


Bring back Pebble Steal. I lost my original and got the pebble time 2 but its just not the same.

You can get a Pebble Steal next time you see someone wearing one in public...

eBay has them (used).

IF I already have a NAS/mini pc can I just install this stuff and get all the benefits because I don't need the hardware?


Yes looks like they offer the OS for Raspberry pi and "any x86 system"

https://github.com/getumbrel/umbrel


I wonder if they would still be in business if they worked offline.


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I'm going to start looking into alternative solutions ;)

Anyone have a solid alternative solution for local streaming?


Nice, My current PC uses DDR4 Time to dust off my 2012 PC and put Linux on it.


I like AI to figure out complex issue or something I would just find on stackoverflow. It's great for doing boiler plate crap that I don't want to do anyways. But when you need it to do something that it hasn't found in a git repo, it struggles.


If I'm understanding this right. I can train it on private data only for my company and then I can use the chat bot only for my site to acquire customers?


You could! We have a number of users who do something like that (e.g. Ramp's in-app chat bot is powered by Onyx)


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