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chocks

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    Comment #48253018

    I’ve used 1password secure note feature to share env vars.

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    Show HN: Agentctl, a local control plane for coding agents

    I’ve been building agentctl, a small Go tool that sits between coding agents and the risky actions they want to take: package installs, shell execution, secret access, file writes,…

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    Comment #47977970

    oops sorry I did not realize my about section was empty, added email to profile. thanks for the nudge

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    Comment #47976955

    Justworks | Hybrid (Toronto, CA – 3 days in office) | Full-Time | Senior Software Engineer https://www.justworks.com We’re helping businesses get off the ground by enabling them to…

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    Comment #47517416

    This looks amazing! As I learn and experiment more with local LLMs, I'm becoming more of a fan of local/offline LLMs. I believe there's a huge gap between local LLM based apps and …

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    Show HN: Sleuther, a ohmyzsh plugin for local LLM debugging with Ollama

    Recently, I noticed my debugging workflow had become: copy error into ChatGPT/Claude -> go back and repeat (while being cautious not copying over sensitive stuff like paths, names …

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    Comment #47440605

    Fantastic for the team, huge fan for Ruff and Uv. Hope OpenAI continues with the OSS tooling and not introduce restrictive licensing.

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    Comment #47310875

    Experimenting with: https://github.com/chocks/locode Local-first AI coding CLI. Routes simple tasks to a local LLM and complex tasks to Claude. also just posted a Show HN thread: h…

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    Show HN: Locode, a local first CLI that routes tasks to local LLMs or Claude

    Hey HN, For the past few months, I have been working a lot with Claude code and a huge fan of the tool. When working on some tasks, I noticed Claude spending tokens for simple loca…

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    Comment #47078299

    Nice, pretty cool site!

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    Comment #43113967

    Heya (also from TO ), I had something similar in mind when I built https://www.producthunt.com/products/hitechjobsca , had to shut it down during covid but happy to connect and bra…

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    Comment #43042328

    This is pretty fun, I tried the two free mysteries and was fun solving them. One nit, would be nice if the SQL editor supported comments so we can comment out old queries before ru…

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    Comment #42564181

    Happy new year folks!

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    Comment #42328670

    Thanks! My dentist sends my appointments as text in email and I wanted something to add to my calendar, so I ended up building this tool :)

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    Comment #41730125

    Direct link in this post works but looks like the one linked from the careers page is broken. https://supabase.com/careers#positions titled "Site Reliability Engineer: Postgres" go…

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    Comment #41730044

    hey Fred, just a heads up - the career page links to a greenhouse board that seems inactive. https://tandemai.com/careers/#currentopening goes to https://boards.greenhouse.io/tande…

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    Comment #39944704

    Also use safari on ios, I started typing my time zone (New York) is the search box and it pulled up and I selected it.

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    Comment #36155532

    heads up - seems like there's a typo in the url, has a %7C appended to it so can't open the link.

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    Comment #35355692

    There’s Amazon, Instacart, Snowflake, Doordash, Shopify

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    Comment #29357164

    Perfectly cooked eggs every single time, bought this in 2014 still going strong: KRUPS F23070 Egg Cooker with Water Level Indicator, 7-Eggs Capacity, White https://www.amazon.ca/dp…

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    Comment #28323418

    Snowboard looks great. Congrats on the launch! At my work we currently use this open source tool https://www.amundsen.io/amundsen/ mostly to search schemas and tables. Curious to s…

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    Comment #23732345

    I’m genuinely curious why companies don’t do this? It seems like a great deal, many cities in US are great with decent cost of living. I used to live in Kansas before & home owners…