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hamidr

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    Show HN: Nixcage – Sandbox AI coding agents per project with Nix and direnv

    I built nixcage to solve a problem that's been bugging me: AI coding agents like Claude Code have broad access to your filesystem, network, and system. That's powerful but uncomfor…

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    Imagine a world where you are only allowed to work for cooperations such a this. Putting all the bureaucracy aside, to be filtered like this is such a Kafkaesque feeling.

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    Hmm, so you can hear noises? Doesn’t seem much of a capsule to me! How is ventilation done? Is that noisy too?

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    Shut up and take my upvote :D

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    Oh the Chinese tradition side of contemporary Nowruz history! Yes. Please do.

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    Guys I applied but you just just sent me an empty email. Is it part of a plan?

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    Comment #14177685

    So basically another elixir? I'm curious why Ruby? and why with Go?

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    Comment #12376531

    Can the licensing be an issue on Android or iOS?

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    Disclaimer: from Iran The fun thing about printed books in Iran(well im not sure about other states but at least about Tehran) is that you can almost find any censored book you wan…

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    Comment #12058896

    What do you mean by minimal? The syntax? I guess not since it's not that much minimal to other fp-langs such as clojure or even Rust.

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    Hmm I actually like the fact that the arguments of a function are defined using square brackets. It just reminds me of Clojure, especially the "defn" macro, which sounds pleasant t…

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