dhamidi

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by dhamidi 1mo ago
> So an engineer who knows your codebase and tests can sneak in malicious code/backdoors because you're high trust. What is the alternative? Bumping a dependency in a PR and getting a LGTM can also introduce a backdoor. That&#x
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by dhamidi 1mo ago
Working at Amp We...just read the commits, and talk to each other. We're also pretty trigger happy with the Huddle button in Slack. Nobody on the team would go back to mandatory PRs
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by dhamidi 1mo ago
HTMX is great, Hypermedia and HATEOAS are great, HTML-string-templates are not great. For some reason they are still popular. A fun experiment is to use a JS runtime with React but render the component tree on the server onto a Writeable st
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by dhamidi 2mo ago
You can swipe the Termux special ribbon to the left and then get a native text input where dictation etc all work.
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by dhamidi 2mo ago
This: node + npm + vitest + vite Turns into: bun That's the benefit
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by dhamidi 2mo ago
There's vuego: https://github.com/titpetric/vuego And my own version (I learned of vuego only after): https://htmlc.sh Not a fan of html/template and tmpl myself, because HTML should be treated as
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by dhamidi 2mo ago
I understand the sentiment. Rails was my introduction to hypermedia and it was convenient and easy, so experiencing friction when building with Go/HTMX came as a surprise. After a few attempts I learned that abstractions are important
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by dhamidi 2mo ago
Disclaimer: I'm part of the team building it That's what Amp is built around! By default conversations are shares in your team (you can also make them private), and the agent has access to them. So you can do things like "how
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by dhamidi 5mo ago
I know it's in vogue to bash Bash but I feel that criticism is unfair. Shell scripting is a victim of its own success: it is _so easy_ to get started that most users get value out of knowing the first one percent and never bother to ac
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by dhamidi 8mo ago
Maybe useful inspiration from TCL: there are many commands that define new variables, which makes modeling the stack unnecessary. For example: lappend responses [dict status 200 body ...] Appends a new dict to the list held in the va
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by dhamidi 8mo ago
Feather, a fresh implementation of TCL: https://www.feather-lang.dev Command languages are underrated, and being able to add a Bash-like REPL for agents and users alike is something I want to see more of. Feather solves the &quo
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by dhamidi 9mo ago
Thank you! > Are you doing a mostly one-to-one port, or something more novel? Step 1 is a one-to-one port of all the non-I/O, non-OO stuff. I've got it down to a single skill for Opus 4.5 and now it's just a matter of tur
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Show HN: Feather – a fresh Tcl reimplementation (WASM, Go)(feather-lang.dev)
31 points by dhamidi 9mo ago|5 comments
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by dhamidi 10mo ago
Not affiliated, just have been following development closely: Phrasing leverages existing content , e.g. subtitles from your favorite shows. The quality depends on the source material you choose to give it.
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by dhamidi 11mo ago
This is great, I was literally looking for something like this yesterday to embed TCL into a Go application without needing CGo
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by dhamidi 11mo ago
That's already the case with https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/claude-code/plugins
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by dhamidi 1y ago
The `source` builtin searches through all directories on PATH, not quite a library system, but useable with a bit of discipline in the to-be-sourced shellscripts.
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Show HN: A scriptable text editor for LLMs(github.com)
3 points by dhamidi 1y ago|1 comments
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by dhamidi 1y ago
More tools / toys / sandboxes to play with. Growing a coding agent as a "game": https://github.com/dhamidi/smolcode . Started with https://ampcode.com/how-to-build-an-agent and then
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by dhamidi 1y ago
Modash.io | Senior Product Engineer | Remote (EU) | Full-time Modash is an end-to-end influencer marketing platform for Shopify stores. We help every creator earn a living. Headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, with engineering distributed acr
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by dhamidi 2y ago
So cool to see this here! I bought a house in Nyland [1] a few years ago and now I'm turning it into a place to retreat to for focus time / being close to nature. If someone is interested in sharing the space over a longer period
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by dhamidi 2y ago
It's not much different than with Postgres: ssh your-server sqlite3 /tmp/path/to/your/db.sqlite3 Or if you're using Kamal, then the choice of database is completely transparent: kamal app ex
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by dhamidi 2y ago
I had the pleasure of meeting Ben in real life and watch him work — he's just really good at what he does, and his experience with ClojureScript is deep and wide. One thing that sets him apart from myself and other engineers I've
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by dhamidi 8y ago
Actually plain less works quite well when using filters: #!/bin/bash # ~/.lessfilter case $1 in *.md) view-md $1;; *.json) jq -C . $1;; *) pygmentize $1;; esac Where view-md is just a thin wrapper aro
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by dhamidi 8y ago
Is anybody here aware of any TUI/CLI tools that bring UX patterns/ideas from other programs to the terminal? Examples: - bash/zsh/fish bring suggestions/autocompletion - fzf brings fuzzily-matching selections to the
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by dhamidi 8y ago
> It is not a good idea to use the backslash as the trigger key since it is the traditional line continuation and escape character on UNIX. Well it is also the default key binding for VIM's leader key and placed on the home row on
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Show HN: Leader – VIM's leader key for your terminal(dhamidi.github.io)
5 points by dhamidi 8y ago|2 comments
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by dhamidi 11y ago
Why should basename accepts its argument on stdin? It doesn't act as a filter, processing a stream of data, but rather as a plain function.
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by dhamidi 11y ago
Thanks, somehow I missed that. > The question of water is not so much how do we protect the building from water but rather how do we harvest the resource of water from the building! "Harvesting" water from the building is cer
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by dhamidi 11y ago
All the pictures on the website seem to be taken in arid climates. Does anyone know how well Superadobe is suited to more humid/cold climates (e.g. Scandinavia)? Adding layers of insulation on the inside seems non-trivial, given the d

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