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zsimjee

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About zsimjee

Building dev tools to make AI reliable and safe. Current CTO at guardrailsai.com and snowglobe.so. ex-AWS. I like bikes and trains.

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    Comment #45256310

    No, but think about the trajectory. Most people new to building a frontend bare-prompt. There's value for them in using the most supported language, including support from AI syste…

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    Comment #45255915

    To me, it looks like this new project is aimed more at being able to develop remotely and share your localhost:3000 env instead of getting a real production box up. Bidi sync etc..…

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    Comment #45255145

    The network effect gets compounded by LLMs/vibecoding. I'm not just talking about v0 or replit either. Fire a prompt at ChatGPT to build a web app and most of the time it will give…

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    Comment #45253599

    Can someone please make a zyn tin container for these?

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    Show HN: AWS Cost-savings tool – open-source

    This open-source project helps you save money in ways other than RIs or Savings Plans. It inspects AWS metrics and usage data to find underutilized and unused resources, then visua…

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    Comment #35821666

    tl;dr, screenshot's here: https://github.com/tinystacks/opsconsole/blob/main/samples/e...

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    Comment #35819063

    Hi! Sorry it took a bit, had to redact some information off the screenshots. The dashboards can be assembled out of components that show specific information, so there's no singula…

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    Comment #34587481

    It can be made to! It needs a plugin for that, the default plugins don't support that.

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    Comment #34536444

    We don't have an ETA there yet. I opened issues for GCP support, please +1 them to help us prioritize! https://github.com/tinystacks/precloud/issues

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    Comment #34534245

    Good idea. I recommend running it in your ci cd provider as a post-build stage (I.e. reference it in your github/gitlab workflow on each pull request)

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    Comment #34534213

    Yeah, so this package itself is the core framework that establishes how these tests are to be run. There is a notion of plug-ins, which are parsers and checks. Parsers take cdk or …

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    Comment #34533827

    Hey Cube! It does indeed run checks against the cloud as well for things like naming collisions and quota allocation

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