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Im building dstack [1], a tool for continuous training ML models in the cloud. And I’m looking for a co-founder! Happy to chat if you are interested. [1] https://dstack.ai
What capabilities should your cofounder have?
Yes! I actually have a specific app in mind that if I had the time/patience I would build. Better yet if you build it I will buy it! The problem is this: in any given day as a developer I'm creating information in any of a dozen or more systems. Outlook (emails), Jira (tickets), Confluence (Wikis), Github (PRs), Slack (DMs and group messages), Notion (notes), IntelliJ, GDocs, etc. All of these systems have a part of…
Keyboard-focused text editors. Reaching for the mouse pointer is super annoying, unless I'm using an undocked macbook (which itself is an ergonomics nightmare). Emacs and Vim are fine enough, but both are old software with plenty of baggage. I don't find Vim's mnemonics comfy or intuitive, and Emacs' performance is abysmal by text editor standards. I believe more competition in the space, especially from big players,…
I would love to see tools in these categories: - Sets constraints on how we write code - like a combination of a powerful linter and templates or patterns. - Visualizes code-base and flow of code - quickly navigate to the relevant code as well as show the available functions in the code-base so newly onboarded devs can more easily re-use code than write new functions. - Press record to capture 3rd-party requests and…
Pyodide is at the point where it can run any pure Python wheel out of the box, but building non-pure wheels (e.g. containing C, C++, or Rus) is a very manual process.
I don't think we're tooo far away from having tools that automate all the manual work, but I really wish we had them today.
Yes! I actually have a specific app in mind that if I had the time/patience I would build. Better yet if you build it I will buy it! The problem is this: in any given day as a developer I'm creating information in any of a dozen or more systems. Outlook (emails), Jira (tickets), Confluence (Wikis), Github (PRs), Slack (DMs and group messages), Notion (notes), IntelliJ, GDocs, etc. All of these systems have a part of…
I am working on a tool I'm calling Makerflow[1] that covers your github PRs and upcoming meetings use cases. My big picture aim is to work towards a system that makes it easier for devs to do do deep work, collaborate effectively, and manage their cognitive load. [1] https://makerflow.co
I've checked out the landing page. I didn't see any docs for the various tools. Is that something forthcoming?
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I am working on a tool I'm calling Makerflow[1] that covers your github PRs and upcoming meetings use cases. My big picture aim is to work towards a system that makes it easier for devs to do do deep work, collaborate effectively, and manage their cognitive load. [1] https://makerflow.co
I appreciate the heads up. I've checked out the landing page. I didn't see any docs for the various tools. Is that something forthcoming?
[1] https://github.com/makerflow/cli [2] https://github.com/makerflow/vscode-plugin
I don't know if this exists or not, but it's something I've always wanted. I love and hate unit testing. It's a fantastic idea that I've never seen successfully implemented in practice, mostly because the tests invariably fall by the wayside. At the very least, it's a burden to support them. I'd love a tool that would observe my code during runtime - capturing all inputs and outputs from every function, as well as th…
Our Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31286126 Our demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD4CV7UL0RM
Would love to get your feedback.
Git alternative that works with GitHub but isn't git
isnt't git good enough? didn't get your point
wanna create a branch git checkout -b "abc"
wanna see what branches you have: git branch
wanna revert to file to old state: git checkout c5f567 -- file1/to/restore file2/to/restore
I thought checkout was to work with branches? what happened?
why is there even staging?
why there are infinite flags
I just want to have different version/branches of same code so i can try different things and go back and forth between them, plus remote sync.
I get by with common commands and if situation is weird either I will find the solution by Googling or I'll have to manually copy paste new code.
This video [0] is from February 2012, but as far as I know this tool is not yet implemented (or at least it is not widely used). Basically as you are writing a function, you can write sample input for it, and it tells you the intermediate value of each variable inside this function, which lets you reason about the code, makes it trivial to know you've done something wrong, and would make developing a much more intera…
Another relevant talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml6Dp3F4Inc