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sourishkrout

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    That's a very thoughtful analysis. Totally agree. The agents are the new browser statement is a simplification to succinctly express the UI shift from the passive interface. I do l…

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    Comment #46773262

    I love how it does not lock you into an agent loop. Everything's composable and you use as much or little as you need. Can't wait for the Typescript version!

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    RIP dude! You were truly one of a kind.

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    Will look into it. The feedback is much appreciated. Thank you!

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    Thanks for the shout-out. Co-creator of Runme here . Love runnable documentation. We don't have enough of it.

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    Comment #43507293

    Absolutely. It's in the works. I'll be sure to drop additional resources once they are available. Resources available so far: - https://docs.runme.dev/guide/dagger - https://github…

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    love the enthusiasm. cocreator of Runme here. the best part with the Dagger + Runme combo is that it runs entirely local. this isn't just a huge with for portability. it also cuts …

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    Simple problems require simple solutions. If Makefile, NPM run, or Rake gets the job done, stick with it. That's great. The problem that Dagger and similar efforts solve is for pip…

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    I commend anyone who’s taking a hard look at our current CI/CD practices. Good work! Succinctly stating the problems is easier said than done. I believe https://dagger.io checks al…

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    Comment #41964617

    Ah, the other Runme... that explains why I couldn't find it.

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    Comment #41964607

    This Jupyter notebook-like system you're describing here is basically Runme. It do not yet have an IntelliJ/Jetbrains plugin; however, the Kernel Architecture outside of the headle…

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    Could you please link the example? In the repo itself? There are quite a few. I want to be sure we get that fixed.