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Comment #49239549
A CLI and UI tool called "renovate-log-parser" to diagnose issues with Renovate Bot, using its debug log. It's supposed to accelerate this analysis, with several CLI commands (one …
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Comment #49178899
The numbers they provide are to be taken with a grain of salt. You cannot just say "node.js apps cache this much better than apps". This highly depends on the concrete code/package…
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Show HN: Renovate Log Parser – Detect and Analyse Renovate Bot Problems
Did you ever get frustrated while diagnosing an issue with Renovate Bot because of its very verbose debug logs? Then this is the right tool for you. renovate-log-parser is a CLI wi…
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Comment #47057788
I assume that wax uses Apple's ANE to do embeddings (so no third-party services like OpenAI are needed). Did you happen to compare search quality when using ANE embeddings vs. Open…
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Comment #47051763
Would wax also be usable as a simple variant of a hybrid search solution? (i.e., not in the context of "agent memory" where knowledge added earlier is worth less than knowledge add…
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Show HN: MCP to get latest dependency package and tool versions
I built an MCP server that returns the latest versions of the packages you use as dependencies across a variety of ecosystems, like Python, NPM, Go, and GitHub Actions. It also sup…
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Comment #45229925
oci.dag.dev is fantastic. You can also self-host it, because it's just a Golang CLI. I compared it with various other registry browser tools, and it was clearly the best one. See h…
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Comment #43297923
I'm German myself. To me this looks like a category of problem where you can no longer translate the word in the literal sense, because chances are low that the consumer understand…
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Comment #42944641
This guide looks really nice, targeting novice Git users. I've also written a guide, targeting devs with basic Git experience. It is much shorter, maybe you or your team can benefi…
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Comment #42280193
I found two ideas / techniques helpful in this context: 1) Conventional comments ( https://conventionalcomments.org/ ) as an (agreed-upon) language to be used in PR comments 2) Shi…
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Comment #40982784
Looks nice. I'm a Clockify fan myself. Your app and homepage also remind me a lot of https://timemator.com/ (which I ended up not using because it was unable to generate reports th…
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Comment #40842703
I agree. Also, in my experience, writing UI code is usually more(!) work than writing the functionality underneath, because a) styling / layouting has to be learnt from scratch (e.…
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Comment #39960967
The only option I know is to use network shares/disks, but you need to make sure that each share/disk is only used by one BuildKit process at a time.
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Comment #39958985
I took a detailed look at Docker's caching mechanism (actually: BuildKit) in this article https://www.augmentedmind.de/2023/11/19/advanced-buildkit-ca... There I also explain that …
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Comment #39173247
Sounds really interesting, and I'd also love a Firefox version :)
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Show HN: Focus-time, a tool to trigger your OS Focus Mode based on your calendar
focus-time is a CLI tool for macOS and Windows that triggers your desktop OS's Focus Mode feature (and other arbitrary shell commands), based on blocker events you defined in your …
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Comment #36889252
I also looked at this topic, see [1]. Some points are similar to the article posted by OP. My findings were: - Docker Desktop and Docker engine (CE) behave differently, e.g. bind m…
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Show HN: Synchronize two Outlook 365 calendars with Power Automate
Because I have multiple Microsoft 365 accounts at work, each with a separate (unsynchronized) calendar, I often had scheduling issues because of overlapping events. To solve this p…
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Ask HN: How to enforce checks in CI vs. Git hooks
Let's say you want to enforce checks (e.g. linting, or the format of a Git commit message) as early as possible. At the same time, you want to avoid killing the developer experienc…
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Comment #34815734
It took me a while to understand what your tool is doing. It looks like an abstraction layer for concrete monitoring/alerting solutions. What confuses me is: - You introduce Keep l…
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Ask HN: Why is GitOps better than CI/CD
I'm asking this from the perspective of a CI/CD pipeline and cloud engineer who builds CD pipelines that deploy Kubernetes manifests with e.g. Helm: what is the actual advantage of…
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Comment #34515069
containers.dev is a spec created and only implemented by Microsoft (in Visual Studio [Code] and GitHub Codespaces). Tool vendors (of IDEs) decided to go to war, instead of collabor…
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Comment #34187798
To record "bookmarks" for interesting sections of podcast episodes (that I want to revisit some time later), I use my own (Android-only) app called "Stop It!" [0]. The mechanism th…