elC0mpa

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   by elC0mpa 5mo ago

   I am not sure, but I think caveman is available for any model any agentic tool
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   Ask HN: Recommended Gemini CLI extensions/skills for token consumption

   2 points by elC0mpa 5mo ago|2 comments
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   by elC0mpa 5mo ago

   Hello guys, I am just another backend/devops guy who works a lot with AWS doing mostly repetitive tasks. This is precisely the reason why I created aws-doctor, a CLI tool that allows you to audit your aws account, compare costs between
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   Show HN: An open-source Go CLI to generate local AWS cost reports(awsdoctor.compacompila.com)

   3 points by elC0mpa 5mo ago|1 comments
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   by elC0mpa 5mo ago

   Thanks a lot for the detailed answer, will take a look at the examples
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   Ask HN: How do systems (or people) detect when a text is written by an LLM

   44 points by elC0mpa 5mo ago|62 comments
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   by elC0mpa 6mo ago

   Wow, looks great. Just a quick general recommendations: You should give a direct curl to an install.sh to provide a simpler installation step for you tool and besides I think it would be good to publish it on home brew for MacOS users. This
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   by elC0mpa 6mo ago

   Don't know if you have any experience with golang or aws, but maybe it worth taking a look at aws-doctor ( https://github.com/elC0mpa/aws-doctor ). This is a CLI tool I built myself, in the future want to make it mo
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   by elC0mpa 6mo ago

   Well, maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but I prefer the Gemini Cli, I paid Google AI Pro for the year and it is perfect for me, even though it's true that pro model sometimes takes like 2 - 4 minutes to answer
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    hof looks pretty nice, definitely deserves a star, will also take a look at The Dagger. Thanks
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    Reaaly nice one tig, will definitely try it out. Thanks!!!!
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    Ask HN: Which CLI tools do you use daily?

    4 points by elC0mpa 6mo ago|10 comments
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    Ask HN: How to Get a Job at AWS

    2 points by elC0mpa 6mo ago|0 comments
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    Interesting POV
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    Thanks, anyways I have the Google AI Pro subscription for one year, so for now I will continue using Gemini
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    I forgot to add the GitHub repo: https://github.com/elC0mpa/aws-doctor
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    I understand your position, however for some strange reason (maybe because like I am the kind of software engineer who liks to do most by himself) I haven't noticed any issue every time I ask Gemini to do something. Thanks anyways for
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    Project name: aws-doctor Project description: Powerful open-source CLI to audit security, costs, and best practices in AWS. What do you hope to build this month? Add new waste checks for the tool What kind of skills do you need? AWS, Golang
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    by elC0mpa 6mo ago

    I don't really think it is running to catch Claude, it's true that Claude is way better (for now) to developers, but Gemini in my opinion is a better tool. At least is what I use as a personal assistant. I have Claude because my j
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    Ask HN: Gemini CLI vs. Claude Code

    6 points by elC0mpa 6mo ago|8 comments
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    by elC0mpa 7mo ago

    I built aws-doctor because I found myself constantly repeating the same manual checks in the AWS Console to find wasted costs (orphaned EBS volumes, unattached IPs, old snapshots, etc.). I wanted a tool that could do a quick "health ch
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    Show HN: I'm building an AWS cost CLI and need your feedback about it(awsdoctor.compacompila.com)

    1 points by elC0mpa 7mo ago|1 comments
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    by elC0mpa 7mo ago

    Well, I really like building CLIs for my personal use, and I prefer Golang for both Backend and CLIs, I am currently working on aws-doctor ( https://awsdoctor.compacompila.com/ ), An Open Source CLI to diagnose AWS costs, det
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    by elC0mpa 7mo ago

    Waooooo, I just look at Kvile and Stao and My Visual Routine. Great work!!! My favourite is Stao, definitely will try it, but before I need a standing desk. Keepo the hard work!
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    by elC0mpa 8mo ago

    Wow, this looks interesting, great work!
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    by elC0mpa 8mo ago

    Thanks a lot for your advice, I work every day with Terraform and I understand what you mean, but that is out of the scope at least right now, I want to keep this tool as simple as possible, but definitely this worth an analysis
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    by elC0mpa 8mo ago

    Thanks!!! If you find something that can be improved, don't doubt opening an issue!
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    by elC0mpa 8mo ago

    Sorry, I didn't understand the comment
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    by elC0mpa 8mo ago

    Thanks, if you think about something that might be improved, please open an issue!!!
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    by elC0mpa 8mo ago

    Hi HN, I’m a Cloud Architect, and I built aws-doctor because I found myself constantly running the same manual checks across different AWS accounts to find "zombie" resources. While AWS Trusted Advisor exists, the best checks are