Andugal

Yes it is https://downdetector.com/status/github/

So DownDetector is down, but DownDetectorDownDetector does not detect it... We probably need one more DownDetector. (no)

Notion is also down as a result

Indeed, it worked for 2 minutes, but not anymore.

OK, it seems to be working again.

Bonus question: what API or software are people using for diarization? (On top of transcription)

Congratulations for the launch!

You said that Chonkie works with multiple vector stores. I was wondering what RAG database HN uses? Do you need a specialized one (like Chroma) or is Postgres just fine?

Yes especially since Vanta is an already well known company.

> I’m actually having a really hard time thinking of an AI feature other than coding AI feature that I actually enjoy.

If you attend a lot of meetings, having an AI note-taker take notes for you and generate a structured summary, follow-up email, to-do list, and more will be an absolute game changer.

(Disclaimer, I'm the CTO of Leexi, an AI note-taker)

I am the CTO of https://www.leexi.ai/ which is powered by a Rails API (Vue/Nuxt in the frontend).

I chose Rails 3 years ago when I started coding it at night because it was the stack I knew best. And I don't regret it, quite the opposite.

We now have thousands of customers using it daily and it has been nothing but a joy to create and maintain this app.

WXT is heavily inspired by Nuxt (with emphasis on DX) and we gladly use both at my company.

Great marketing strategy since the creator of this website is also the creator of several of these "non-SaaS".

For a lot of use cases, nothing beats « git push » and tada your app is deployed.

I have a question: Is something like Magika enough to check if a file is malicious or not?

Example: users can upload PNG file (and only PNG is accepted). If Malika detects that the file is a PNG, does this mean the file is clean?

I chose to build our backend in Ruby (front end in Vuejs) 2 years ago when I started leexi.ai because I wanted to have a quick MVP on the market and we sticked with it because it's so good for what it does!

Rails, Sidekiq, Postgres, Redis, boring technologies powering thousands of customers.

Honeypot documentaries are really good ! I highly recommend them.

Is there a place where HN publishes some sort of changelog?

Of course it is, like many other links shared on HN.