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alexgandy
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About alexgandy
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Comment #48892862
I'm working on https://gaffer.sh in my spare-time. It's been a fun way to learn how to (semi?) effectively work with LLMs and AI coding tools.
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Comment #47755818
I've been hacking on gaffer ( https://gaffer.sh ) as a way to learn and explore agentic development. It's been fun and I've even picked up a couple customers.
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Comment #47473262
You’re right about the speed; but it doesn’t change the outcome. If you don’t want it to be associated with you, you simply can’t put it out there.
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Comment #47473153
This just in; posting ridiculous amounts of personal information on the internet can lead to you being profiled correctly. Wild stuff.
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Comment #47311389
Building a tool to make test reports useful - https://gaffer.sh
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Comment #47014808
As far as the "what to do with flaky tests", I error on the side of just outright killing the tests. Unless it's an absolutely crucial business case, I'd rather have no test than a…
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Comment #46945323
Sounds really interesting. What are you using for the tests/reports?
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Comment #46945240
I'm a solo dev working on Gaffer ( https://gaffer.sh ) - Centralized Test Reports for Teams and Agents. It's been a fun side-project test out vibe-coding and cloudflare infrastruct…
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Comment #46626007
https://alexgandy.com
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Comment #46482867
I've been building Gaffer.sh, a tool for hosting, analyzing and sharing test reports. https://gaffer.sh Originally it started as an excuse to test out vibe-coding on a previously o…
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Comment #21640730
Most people get LSD (and just about any other hallucinogens/empathogens) from the dark web.
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Comment #17240695
Yea, I think that'll be one of the future steps if this thing goes anywhere.
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Comment #17240687
Thanks for the detailed response. I think a lot of companies have some portion of their code that's been avoided for a variety of reasons. I think adding unit tests, simple automat…
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Ask HN: Would you pay for test coverage?
I've been toying with the idea of starting a consultancy that's sole goal is to improve testing infrastructure, speed and coverage. It's something I've always enjoyed on my own pro…
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Comment #16201699
Bad or good, this is an admission of failure. Facebook just flat out said "screw it, you all decide what's real...because we sure as shit can't."
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Comment #14881814
Just a note; you SSL cert is either expired or invalid. So when I visit the link you posted, and get redirected to the https version, I'm greated with a big chrome warning page.
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Comment #14529939
True Crime - Last Podcast on the Left - Criminal - Crimetown Random Info - Radiolab - 99% Invisible Interviews - WTF w/ Marc Maron - Joe Rogan (depending on the guest) - The Nerdis…
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Comment #12959480
https://referhub.co It's dramatically reduced the amount of annoying recruiter spam that I get. I'm proud that it was initially just a test-bed for new technologies, that actually …
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Comment #11353774
I'm in the same boat, and I have to use Vagrant + VirtualBox for just about anything docker related.
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Comment #10314004
ReferHub ( https://www.referhub.co ), Cleveland, OH, US - Remote Looking for Javascript Developers (Node/Angular) with front-end development experience. We're trying to help develo…
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Comment #6533007
Here's a non-paywall version: http://www.cnbc.com/id/101104483
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Comment #5803629
I've used theGlutenless.com, a gluten-free business directory, as a testing ground for new technologies for the past few years. I built a custom bot for discovering gluten free bus…