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adam_gyroscope
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Show HN: JustRebootIt, WAN latency monitor with LLM root cause analysis
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 paral…
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Is Mercury.com Down?
Looks like it - a ton of backend errors in the console.
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Comment #47923374
Different branches get different instruments (well, the branch gets a assigned a 'lane' based on modulo of the initial branch commit, and the lane has an instrument). I like the co…
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Show HN: Music from Your Git History
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…
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Comment #47697853
I like those suggestions - I had pentatonic at first but ended up liking the minimalism/Steve Reich of what is there now (including the 2nds when they hit). Adding a scale selector…
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Show HN: A sequencer driven by chess games
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 I originally made this for a music hack day in 2013 but just did a major update.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.
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Comment #47082475
My favorite twitter account was “in mice” which just posted stories like this and added “in mice”. Which applies here.
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Comment #46332099
Yeah, we could absolutely do a better job with solid interfaces for each service. To be clear, our nextjs apps, temporal workers, etc are all well defined, and changes in a single …
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Comment #46331670
So, it does sometimes duplicate code, especially where we have a packages/ directory of Typescript code, shared between two nextjs and some temporal workers. We 'solve' this with s…
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Comment #46331652
will email! Your homepage doesn't make the environment part clear - it reads like it's akin to cursor multiple agent mode (Which I think you had first, FWIW).
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Comment #46302426
Man I was vim for life until cursor and the LLMs. For personal stuff I still do claude + vim because I love vim. I literally met my wife because I had a vim shirt on and she was an…
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Comment #46302396
We do integration testing in a preview/staging env (and locally), and can do it via docker compose with some GitHub workflow magic (and used to do it that way, but setup really slo…
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Ask HN: How are you LLM-coding in an established code base?
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…
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Comment #46099077
The article covers why this doesn’t work in detail.
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Comment #44996452
Apple has done a good job on the implementation and documentation for their confidential computing ( https://security.apple.com/documentation/private-cloud-compu... ) but of course…
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Comment #44426696
Clear miss, could have titled it "they don't make'em like dat anymore".
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Comment #43413673
Yep, often things are measured in FTE or FTE-equivalent units. It’s not precise of course but is a reasonable shorthand for the amount of work required.
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Comment #43049856
SuSE doesn’t get enough credit for the quality of the distribution. Transactional updates, serious work towards a reproducible distribution, nano as an excellent container runtime,…
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Comment #42526649
Happy pilot customer at both my startups (gyroscope & bit.io), and will be using them again for my third.
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Comment #41428254
How does this compare to Nile? (thenile.dev)