https://github.com/adamf/jetway
Over the past few days I made an open-source GDS, message router, departure control system, faring engine, and a bunch of other airline systems.It supports Type B/AIRIMP, EDIFACT/PADIS, NDC, MATIP; PNRs, tickets, EMDs, queues, IROPS; PNL/ADL, bags, loadsheets, MVT, ACARS, flight plans, and more.Is it vibe coded? Yes. Does it work? As far as I can test, yes. There's a live demo running a full...
For me, it a chess clock. I’ve got all the parts (esp32, oled screens, usb c charging electronics), the software is written, the case is 3d printed. All of this piled in a box on my desk mocking me. What about you?
https://github.com/adamf/JustRebootIt
I love smokeping for finding jitter and latency but always wanted something that went deeper and grabbed all the related signals, so I built JustRebootIt. JRI runs a bunch of parallel pings & traceroutes, detects when a spike is happening, runs more detailed probes during the event, then can feed all that into an LLM for diagnosis.It also reads from my UDM to gather CPU/memory/etc from the...
Looks like it - a ton of backend errors in the console.
I like the concept of 'structure of the history'. That's kinda what I hope the music captures. But... it's not quite there.
https://adamf.github.io/rebass/
Ever want to hear the music of your commit history? Now you can! My latest musical weekend project is Rebass - music from your git history.It's not quite there yet, IMHO. I'd love suggestions on how to make the _music_ better. It's better with non-linear histories.code is here: https://github.com/adamf/rebass
https://adamf.github.io/EnPassant/
Hear your chess game as music!I originally made this for a music hack day in 2013 but just did a major update. You can now select samples, octaves, paste in a PGN, and more.
And, there's always a tradeoff here between engineering & our real job as a startup, finding PMF and growth. That said, we want as much eng velocity as possible and a fast, solid integration testing platform/system/etc helps a ton with that.
The quality is general good for what we're doing, but we review the heck out of it.
What I want is a remote dev env that comes up when I create a new agent and is just like local. I can make the service but right now priorities aren’t that (as much as I would enjoy building that service, I personally love making dev tooling).
Here’s how we’re working with LLMs at my startup.We have a monorepo with scheduled Python data workflows, two Next.js apps, and a small engineering team. We use GitHub for SCM and CI/CD, deploy to GCP and Vercel, and lean heavily on automation.Local development: Every engineer gets Cursor Pro (plus Bugbot), Gemini Pro, OpenAI Pro, and optionally Claude Pro. We don’t really care which model...
Read the Apple docs - they are very well written and accessible for the average HN reader.