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like a cmd+k type deal or something different? we do have cmd+k navigation to everywhere currently + global search, but i worry that less sophisticated users might not use it.

thanks! look forward to talking to you

yeah, good point. the docs could definitely use some work. check this out if you're interested. it's not complete, but it goes through the software pretty well: https://learn.carbon.ms

i don't know if you build anything custom, but we do have a configurator

we give people access to the same supabase API as us, but it's scoped to their company with RLS. the docs are autogenerated: https://x.com/barbinbrad/status/1873043714454811100

you can use the API from inside the codebase, or outside of it: https://github.com/crbnos/carbon?tab=readme-ov-file#api

hey founder here. they are separate apps, but use the same database, and same api. i'm also a big believer in single-source-of-truth and the compound startup idea

agree. it's very impressive how SAP maintains multiple ledgers for different regulations in different countries. i'm not going to replace that any time soon. i think even tesla uses SAP for accounting, but something like this for the rest.

for the supplier problem, we just use a typeahead/combobox component.

but for raw materials, we auto-generate the ids like this: https://x.com/barbinbrad/status/1947682873416221184

also working on some agents: https://x.com/barbinbrad/status/1903047303180464586

would love to talk, i'm brad@carbon.ms

right now, we're just targeting small-medium manufacturers. there are two types -- one for job shops, and one for assembly type work. we're trying to target both.

imo though, it's fairly straightforward to go from a manufacturing ERP to a non-manufacturing ERP -- but it's very difficult to do the opposite because of the complexity of manufacturing.

I think we can simplify this over time. Everything in our stack is MIT/Apache. I'm keeping my eye on this fastabase project from Drizzle: https://github.com/drizzle-team/fastabase/tree/main

man! i wish i knew how to do a better job with that. there's just so much stuff. do you have any ideas?

Hey I'd love to learn more about your thoughts. We have a discord if you'd like to join.

I see the market like this: - small job shops and startups are using it now (we have 5 customers today using it to run operations) - mid-market manufacturers with 200-ish employees are where i'd like to go, but many want all the accounting baked in and that's still a WIP - large players have to use SAP for accounting because they have multiple-ledgers, but i see this as a good "custom MES starting point"

code: https://github.com/barbinbrad

resume: https://bradbarb.in/resume.pdf

email: bradbarbin@proton.me

things: 10 years full stack web + manufacturing

currently: principal engineer at teamworks.com

I've been building with Remix + Supabase with Chakra for my side projects. It feels great. I haven't open-sourced it yet, but I'd be happy to share it with you if you want to take a look.

There's no CSS. No useEffects. No BE vs FE. It's almost beautiful.

At first glance, this is great!

I find it relaxing. Can't really say much more than that because my experience is limited to that link I posted. How about you?

I feel you. But it's not a product. Not anything I'm doing anything with. Just thought it might be an interesting thing for the OP to integrate into his app.

A few years ago a friend told me about something called eye movement desensitization something (EMDR). I wasn't buying it but I built a prototype anyways, and was really impressed with how effective it was. The code is super crappy, but the experience is quite good imo. Here's a link:

https://bradbarb.in/emdr/demo/

I don't have a phone. It's fine.

The only thing that I didn't like about working with Vite was polyfilling node. Maybe this is helpful to someone: https://github.com/barbinbrad/comma-webapps/blob/main/apps/c...

Thanks! Very helpful.

Thanks for the advice!

We're trying to choose between Lexical and Slate at work. Do you have any code examples that would be similar to this?

Example: https://www.slatejs.org/examples/richtext

Code: https://github.com/ianstormtaylor/slate/blob/main/site/examp...

Full-stack engineer with 10 years experience, especially in manufacturing and IIoT.

Location: Pennsylvania, US

Remote: Yes

Relocate: No

Tech: TypeScript, python, Elixir, React/Vue, C#, SQL, GraphQL, MQTT

Resume: https://bradbarb.in/resume.pdf

Email: bradbarbin@protonmail.com

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Cool product!

About: Full-stack IoT developer with experience in manufacturing and web. Interested in working with Elixir or Go.

Location: Pennsylvania

Remote: Only

Technologies: React/Vue, python, go, C#, C++, SQL, POSIX

Email: bradbarbin@protonmail.com

Resume: https://bradbarb.in/resume.pdf

GitHub: https://github.com/barbinbrad

Humility is the truth. Thus, the simple man has a higher level of intelligence and critical thinking skills than the average HN community member.

Location: USA

Tech: JavaScript, python, go, C#, C++, SQL

Resume: https://bradbarb.in/resume.pdf

GitHub: https://github.com/barbinbrad

Bio: Full stack generalist with experience in IoT

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This is a work in progress, but contains more than enough information for the curious to get started hacking on the openpilot platform.

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