After setting up earlyoom to gracefully start shutting stuff down at a threshold before hitting oom, robustly works all the time even under intense ram + swap pressure + 100% cpu on all cores sorta workload

https://man.archlinux.org/man/earlyoom.1.en

Saw the launch video now,

May God bless You and Yehor both.

Imagine being able to prompt out products in the future, and making this available to kids in every school, just like how a lot of schools make 3D printers with Template Models available to print out and combine or lego kits.

This is AMAZING, im not saying these founders might succeed in envisioning that future, but this industry has been assembling all the instruments to speed up the iteration feedback loop as much as possible since last few years :: All the more and more advanced All in One CAD machines for homes, like

- Bambulabs Laser Engraving + 3D Printer combo (with more advanced materials now, Car Workshops are literally 3dprinting super sturdy car parts with the latest bambulabs filaments [0])

- Home CNC machines like Carvera : https://youtu.be/7Zs1ZtcPRHY?si=eDvZ4bhlySQqDUbE

- UV Printers like Eufy : https://youtu.be/3IBMjZDMdcc?si=lZfKVsSqutT1KyUu

- Auto Probing tools for giving AI oscilloscope and pin readouts automatically :: https://github.com/gainsec/autoprober

- Embedded Systems tools like https://www.axiometa.io , Claude Code integrations for Espressif/Atmega/STM boards , trying to make the embedded systems layer easier

This is just yet another glimpse into where this industry is going, This is the perfect sorta post for HN and People who aspire to Build Startups and Join YC Batch.

And exactly why this is way better than any producthunt out there. I dont think this sorta negativity is necessary. If anything HN has recently been getting too many naysayers, pessimistic folks, compared to the imaginative, techno optimist folks from before.

[0] https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/ppa-cf

Every. Single. Day. and reliably and robustly, to get cool stuff done. Why does it sound satire to you ? I was never joking, im dead serious, even right now. Its hard to explain how amazing the UX compared to normal coding before.

I used to be a hardcore custom tuned Neovim setup, and do everything myself sorta person before.

Its automated with voice mode, so i dont even need to write commands, click a button say on voice + use a picker to select which terminals to do this for , Boom Done ,

I use it for other interesting scenarios too

Hmmmmmmm

People sharing their experience doesnt immediately mean AI-generated advert

It's called Learning Curve Based Pricing / Experience Based Pricing First popularized by BCG (Boston Consulting Group) and Texas Instruments

https://commoncog.com/c/cases/texas-instruments-learning-cur...

Helped Texas Instrument become what it is, and dominate the decade that it implemented this strategy against its peers.

The guy who invented it there, was who later founded TSMC Morris Chang

Love your products and team ! I hope you guys grow a ton

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lid-toggle on lid-toggle off lid-toggle toggle

that allows me to switch the behaviour for laptop lid close , to behave the way i want it to,

So i can close my laptop, keep it in my bag, with my headphones on and talk to claude code while its coding stuff , albeit it runs a bit warm inside my bag, but it works just fine.

I run a custom setup on linux to make it all happen

Why would someone risk breaking their laptop by keeping it half open like this , instead of just quickly building a toggle to change the suspend on lid close behaviour ?

Ovh is way simpler, and openstack integration from them works good enough for most of my needs.

Kinda insane how atrocious docs are tho. No .md markdown format to let agents read stuff yet -_-

works perfectly, i just say what i want coded, press enter, and Claude Code just does it in my server over Termius app

If one has fewer such commands its as simple as just bash aliases and just adding it to ~/.bashrc

alias convertmkvtomp4='ffmpeg command'

then just run it anytime with just that alias phrase i use ffmpeg a lot so i have my own dedicated cli snippet tool for me, to quickly build out complex pipeline in easier language

the best part is i have --dry-run then exposes the flow + explicit commands being used at each step, if i need details on whats happening and verbose output at each step

Im using it with WisprFlow on my phone, to do marketing tasks on side, while coding or just do marketing tasks and research on my way to work in my cab stuck in peak traffic, and then once im at office i can just focus on coding.

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And you’d be right, so society should let people use AI while warning them about all the risks related to it, without banning it or hiding it behind 10,000 lawsuits and making it disappear by coercion.