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sayanarijit
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About sayanarijit
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Comment #49286593
Cottage, a git-based secrets managed tool now integrates with Claude, Copilot, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor etc to make sure your git-managed secrets are never available to AI agents…
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Comment #48730781
Generate dynamic QR code from the command-line.
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Comment #48153105
Age encryption allows devs to use the same ssh keys they use to access git repos, to also encrypt/decrypt secrets in the same repo, enabling an offline-first, no-vendor-lock-in, si…
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Show HN: Own Your Secrets – Sync encrypted secrets from any repo to any device
This browser-local WASM app complements https://github.com/sayanarijit/cottage which helps you manage age-encrypted (supports SSH RSA/ed25519 keys) secrets in you own repo. Brower …
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Show HN: A modern Git based age-encrypted secrets manager for teams
Cottage is a secrets manager that teams can use to do more than encrypt and share secrets. It falls in the same category of agebox, blackbox, sops, git-crypt, but has a friendlier …
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Comment #47991425
Cottage is a tool for teams to manage age-encrypted secrets in git repositories. It provides a simple workflow to encrypt/decrypt secrets, manage recipients, and keep secrets out o…
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Comment #47319484
I like the fend calculator that uses similar syntax.
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Show HN: Typesafe async friendly unopinionated enhancements to SQLAlchemy Core
## Why? - ORMs are magical, but it's not always a feature. Sometimes, we crave for familiar. - SQLAlchemy Core is powerful but `table.c.column` breaks static type checking and has …
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Show HN: SQLAlchemy just the core – a better way
For people who prefer to avoid ORM magic, this library defines a factory class that helps declare tables for SQLAlchemy core in a better way, so that the benefits of linting and ed…
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Comment #36733285
xplr is a very flexible terminal file explorer written in Rust, which can be configured using Lua plugins. tree-view.xplr is one example of such Lua plugins, which implements a tre…
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Comment #35360526
Alternative to jo: https://github.com/jpmens/jo
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Comment #32111480
That static executable will basically contain the whole python interpreter with a huge standard library. Maybe makes sense for a gui app, but I'd avoid installing a whole python in…
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Comment #32111405
Lua is only a configuration language without luarocks. With luarocks, we're back to the root of the argument - dependency vs standard library.
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Comment #32108778
As long as there's no need to ship standalone binaries without shared libraries.
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Comment #32108160
Not in rustland.
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Comment #32107485
xplr author here (xplr.dev). Nice tool. Note that there's a plugin https://github.com/sayanarijit/type-to-nav.xplr that does something similar. But I just realized that tere can al…