devenjarvis

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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   Not quite the same, but Ball Lightning is one of my favorite similar phenomena ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_lightning )
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   Really appreciate your perspective here! I do _not_ have a background in technical education, and am certain you've used and seen the failure modes of LLMs in this space far more than I have so far. A few thoughts based on my limited e
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   I reverted this due to impending billing changes, but Claude and most LLM providers to my knowledge do offer a way to directly fire a prompt to the LLM in a "headless" or non-interactive mode. Specifically "claude -p <your
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   I agree! I want to say I first saw this pattern in some work Simon Willison did (Rodney and Showboat). For certain workflows the pair of Skills + CLI give me a nice balance between the flexibility of LLMs and the consistency of a CLI.
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   Thanks for sharing NotebookLM, I hadn't seen that! I'll take a look and add a comparison to the README if it's compelling.
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   Thanks for checking it out! ollama wasn't top of my list for support, just because I don't have a machine powerful enough to run decent local LLMs (I wish I did!). I'll look into it though, nothing here should be locked in to
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   I've been using it quite a bit and I like it a lot! You certainly could roll your own prompt for this. The value I'm seeing is in the reusable skill/prompt to structure tutorials in a way that help me think and learn a new co
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   Thanks for checking it out!
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   by devenjarvis 3mo ago

   Yea that’s definitely been a primary usecase for me! Easing the barrier to entry into a new project, and giving me the foundation to take it further on my own once I’m comfortable.
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    Show HN: Lathe – Use LLMs to learn a new domain, not skip past it(github.com)

    402 points by devenjarvis 3mo ago|72 comments
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    by devenjarvis 7mo ago

    Over the last few weeks I’ve been building Pointless ( https://pointless.cards ), a Planning Poker webapp that’s both frictionless (no sign up) and actually fun! I’m trying to embody the experience of a JackBox game into a Scrum c
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    The Culture Is in the Code Review(deven.codes)

    1 points by devenjarvis 1y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: RunSecret – An open source secrets management CLI for developers(github.com)

    2 points by devenjarvis 1y ago|0 comments
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    by devenjarvis 1y ago

    This is great feedback, thank you! I agree RunSecret adds a level of indirection at this stage that op doesn’t (if you are using 1pass). This is something I plan to polish up once more vaults are supported. You’ve given me some ideas on how
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    by devenjarvis 1y ago

    The 1pass CLI is great! However if you aren’t using 1password as your secrets vault, I’m building an open source, vault-agnostic alternative called RunSecret ( https://github.com/runsecret/rsec )
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    by devenjarvis 1y ago

    Yea that is a hard problem to solve. Right now RunSecret depends on the host system (your laptop, CI runner, or application container) having access to the secret vault(s) of choice that you reference. This can be through ENV VARS, OIDC, or
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    by devenjarvis 1y ago

    Ahh, yup! The RunSecret CLI is completely free and open source. Azure KeyVault support is in progress and should land soon. I will notate it in the release changelog once it’s ready, but I’m also happy to reply here or let you know another
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    by devenjarvis 1y ago

    Thanks for checking it out! The pain point for me has largely been during local development, especially in a team setting when secrets change or people onboard or roll off and those manually managed .env files get unwieldy. Gitlab Secrets l
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    by devenjarvis 1y ago

    https://github.com/runsecret/rsec An easier and more secure way to work with secrets during local development. It’s open source, cloud/vault agnostic, and doesn’t require a single line of code change to use. I cal
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    by devenjarvis 3y ago

    Thanks! It’s a slightly modified version of this Hugo Tufte theme: https://github.com/loikein/hugo-tufte
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    Building for Builders(deven.codes)

    41 points by devenjarvis 3y ago|2 comments