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by alecfong 8mo ago
mmoney-cli is a CLI that turns Monarch Money into a personal finance backend you can query from the terminal and hook up to AI agents like Claude Code. Monarch already does the hard work of aggregation, categorization, and syncing. mmoney-c
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Show HN: Use Claude Code to Query and Analyze Your Finances(github.com)
1 points by alecfong 8mo ago|1 comments
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by alecfong 1y ago
If you wanna compare on an h200 and play with trt-llm configs I setup this link here https://brev.nvidia.com/launchable/deploy?launchableID=env-3...
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by alecfong 2y ago
You write tests, lint, and review the code. Provide clarifying instructions and point to places in code base to improve agent understanding. It’s funny how similar it is to standard engineering!
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by alecfong 2y ago
Our first implementation of brev.dev was built on top of kubernetes. We were also building a remote dev environment tool at the time. Treating dev environments like cattle seemed to be the wrong assumption. Turning kubernetes into a pet man
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by alecfong 2y ago
What foot guns have you run into with FINAL?
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by alecfong 3y ago
I think this really hits the sweet spot. Been looking for a product just in this space for a while! - Types + IDE > UI/WYSIWYG - Integrations - Long running workflows - "Serverless"
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by alecfong 4y ago
I find it interesting how much harder it is to grok bash/sh/zsh than other languages I’ve learned. Off the top of my head it may be tooling like the lack of linting, or maybe it’s just experience as I avoid complexity like the pla
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by alecfong 4y ago
This is a neat fork! Running benchmarks on the machines seems to show ~1426.01 Mbit/s download
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by alecfong 4y ago
I find myself forced to model access pattern when choosing non relational dbs. This often results in a much less flexible model if you didn’t put a lot of thought into it. Ymmv