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It's a bit embarrassing right now (no README, no docs, no examples...) and maybe in the future, but it's being a fun experiment.
Was just frustrated there weren't good youtube summarizer + chat apps. Had fun also interacting with content in different ways
Enjoy using it!
ghstats[1] - self-hosted service to track & keep GitHub repos views (Rust)
macmon[2] - Apple M-series performance monitor in CLI with power metrics (Rust)
ecloop[3] - let say fast Bitcoin addresses checker by bloom filter (a lot of interesting math inside) (pure C)
[1] https://github.com/vladkens/ghstats
Right now it's a collection of a few tools:
• AWS Resource Explorer - a lighter-weight version of the AWS console where everything is just a sortable/filterable/searchable table.
• Access Denied Debugger - paste an "AccessDenied" message and get back a stack-trace style UI showing all the resources involved, reason for the error (e.g., which policy is missing a permission), recent changes via CloudTrail, etc.
• AWS Organizations / SCP Viewer - generates a tree-diagram style UI showing all your AWS accounts, which policies apply to them, etc.
Still working on merging these into a cohesive application (mostly just been scratching my own itches so far). I'm trying to consider privacy/security carefully, so everything is client-side, using the AWS JavaScript SDK, and creds/data are only stored locally.
I've been working on a site that helps you find in-person work in NYC that is actually convenient: https://walkablework.com I recently left a startup I had cofounded after a few years because we were a remote team and I came to the conclusion that we weren't going to be successful without working together in person. I wanted to make this site to help people like me use location as an early filter to find good compani…
I think this is pretty incredible, and lots of potential. I simply love anything that's displayed with a map visual representation. Do you have a team you're working with on this? Shall we chat privately? ping me here - sibynyc@icloud.com
We were both tired of asking AI for the same code again and again, so we thought, why not build something where we can instantly save code from our AI chats
The idea is to create a public library of AI-generated code that anyone can search through, find what they need, and either use it directly or customize it further.
For example, if you find a function that almost fits your needs, you can add it to your AI chat with just a click and tweak it, instead of starting from scratch.
So far we have -
1. Chrome Extension - To save your code or find what you need from the library and add it to chat. Currently only works with claude, working on making it compatible with v0 and chatgpt
2. VS code extension to find whatever you need right in there and an AI that will understand your project's context and integrate these snippets in seconds ( AI part is in progress )
3. Website to do other stuff - build your profile, rate other snippets ( which helps us to maintain quality )
Tech Stack -
- Frontend: NextJS, Tailwind, Shadcn
- Backend: Node.js, Express, MongoDB
- Extensions: TypeScript (VS Code) & React, TypeScript, Tailwind (Chrome)