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Show HN: Scribe – Generate styled emails from plain English
I wanted to build my own v0-style code generation tool, but starting with a full web app builder felt overwhelming. So I narrowed the scope to something more focused: an AI email g…
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Comment #46524065
I wanted to build my own v0-style code generation tool, but starting with a full web app builder felt overwhelming. So I narrowed the scope to something more focused: an AI email g…
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Show HN: Scribe – generate and preview transactional emails from plain English
I built Scribe, a tool for generating styled transactional emails by describing what you want in plain English, with an instant live preview. The preview runs via client-side Babel…
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Show HN: Envyron – reusable env var templates and code snippets
I built *Envyron* to simplify setting up environment variables and generating boilerplate code for new projects. - Define service templates with their environment variables - Combi…
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Comment #44044251
To be completely honest, I didn't even think about ansible when creating this (probability because I haven't yet used it), I looked at pssh and clusterssh and just decided to build…
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Comment #44044227
Dude, your tool does so much than just run ssh commands. I just took a quick glance at your project, just wanted to know does this have support for vultr?
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Comment #44044175
Haven't really used powershell for my tasks and I'm not as experienced as you are, but what you said sounds absolutely cool, I'll check it out
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Comment #44044109
I did use asciinema for creating the demo, but since there is no support for it to play in markdown, I went ahead and created a gif using agg.
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Comment #44044086
Haven't set a limit to how many connections are shown, once all the commands are executing, each result (success/failure) is shown at once. So if you connect to 1000 computers, you…
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Comment #44043975
Hey, I missed your comment earlier. And yes, I'd love to hear about those parameters and how they'd be useful
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Comment #44043238
Are you still asking this question in an interview? I know a thing or two about sshing into servers, I think I'd be a good enough candidate
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Comment #44028068
I know ansible or even custom shell scripts are way better and optimized for such use cases. However, I just wanted to show something I built that might be useful to someone.
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Comment #44028037
Hey, yeah I admit i should've written the README myself, but I'm kinda lazy , so I let gpt handle both readme and the post. And I do know there are other tools way better than this…
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Comment #44028022
I was getting bored, this seemed like a cool project to work on outside of work, that's why. One of my colleagues found it useful for his needs, so I figured there might be other p…
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Comment #44028006
As of now there is no way to take user input in transit, so either the user is required to have the privilege to execute the specified command or have passwordless sudo available. …
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Comment #44027978
Originally I was going to write the prototype in python and than later reimplement it in Golang, but right now I'm not sure if it's needed
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Comment #44027972
Hey man that's really cool, I never really thought of making this interactive.
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Show HN: Sshsync – CLI tool to run shell commands across multiple remote servers
I built a CLI tool called `sshsync` to run shell commands and transfer files across multiple servers over SSH concurrently. It was inspired by tools like `pssh`, but I wanted somet…