kulekci
Re:Activity Monitor for AI Application on Mac OS X
on Tuesday August 25, 2026 @10:07AM (#49434416)
Thanks for checking. I will definitely do something about it. I did some tests and understand the problems.
Re:Activity Monitor for AI Application on Mac OS X
on Sunday August 23, 2026 @09:14AM (#49408612)
Oh thanks for feedback. I am really appreciated. Seems like compression and defer for some loads help to make it faster.
Thank you :pray:
Re:Activity Monitor for AI Application on Mac OS X
on Sunday August 23, 2026 @06:45AM (#49407737)
A new released today. 0.1.6 has some visual improvement and more accurate results. Looking forward some users to test with other agents which I am using claude and codex only for time being.
Activity Monitor for AI Application on Mac OS X
Re:I just build another app cleaner app for Mac OS X (facepalm)
on Monday August 10, 2026 @03:54PM (#49248839)
It will be very interesting experience, which I put an MCPServer in the app :
``` claude mcp add appcleaner -- /Applications/AppCleaner.app/Contents/MacOS/AppCleaner --mcp ```
Re:I just build another app cleaner app for Mac OS X (facepalm)
on Monday August 10, 2026 @03:52PM (#49248811)
I just build another app cleaner but this time it is OpenSource and you can rely on it. There was some other applications they were closed source and using some many permissions. So I decided to build it scratch.
You can just check it and build yourself to install or download from releases. You will have hash to check binary.
I just build another app cleaner app for Mac OS X (facepalm)
Re:I developed an alternative to Jira with Claude in 8 days, all by my...
on Monday May 04, 2026 @05:33AM (#48006417)
8 days to build a Jira alternative. Meanwhile my Jira ticket to change a button color is still 'In Review' since Q2.
Qdrant Cluster Dashboard – Chrome Extension
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Re:Understanding Elasticsearch Percolator Field and Ingestion Lifecycle
on Sunday December 28, 2025 @03:12PM (#46414063)
Elasticsearch offers powerful features for full-text search, but one lesser-known and incredibly useful tool is the Percolator. Unlike traditional search, where you query data, the Percolator flips the paradigm — you store queries and match them against documents as they are indexed.
This article focuses on the lifecycle of a percolator index, especially during document ingestion, and how Elasticsearch validates queries against the current mapping to ensure compatibility.
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Re:Using the Same Cluster for Different Environments of Data in Elasti...
on Monday December 19, 2022 @07:37AM (#34051341)
I wrote an article to share my experiences. And I wrote another one as next article. You can find it in :
https://kulekci.medium.com/using-the-same-cluster-for-differ...
Re:Poll: What databases does your company use?
on Monday November 26, 2012 @04:08PM (#4834030)
Mysql
Re:Ask HN: Can app be downloadable while submitted to Mac store for re...
on Thursday August 30, 2012 @01:30PM (#4455722)
i guess, you can do. it has been different AppID.
For example : http://culturedcode.com/things/ is do this. Maybe, it has been different AppID.