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mshekow
1mo ago
A CLI and UI tool called "renovate-log-parser" to diagnose issues with Renovate Bot, using its debug log. It's supposed to accelerate this analysis, with several CLI commands (one meant for coding agents to save tokens when t
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mshekow
1mo ago
The numbers they provide are to be taken with a grain of salt. You cannot just say "node.js apps cache this much better than <some other technology> apps". This highly depends on the concrete code/package structure. You
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Show HN: Renovate Log Parser – Detect and Analyse Renovate Bot Problems
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mshekow
7mo ago
I assume that wax uses Apple's ANE to do embeddings (so no third-party services like OpenAI are needed). Did you happen to compare search quality when using ANE embeddings vs. OpenAI's text-embedding-3-large (or another commonly u
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mshekow
7mo ago
Would wax also be usable as a simple variant of a hybrid search solution? (i.e., not in the context of "agent memory" where knowledge added earlier is worth less than knowledge added more recently)
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Show HN: MCP to get latest dependency package and tool versions
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1y ago
oci.dag.dev is fantastic. You can also self-host it, because it's just a Golang CLI. I compared it with various other registry browser tools, and it was clearly the best one. See here for more details: https://www.augmentedm
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mshekow
2y ago
I'm German myself. To me this looks like a category of problem where you can no longer translate the word in the literal sense, because chances are low that the consumer understands the word ("Bremsschwelle" or whatever you e
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mshekow
2y ago
This guide looks really nice, targeting novice Git users. I've also written a guide, targeting devs with basic Git experience. It is much shorter, maybe you or your team can benefit from it [1] [1] https://www.augmentedmind.
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mshekow
2y ago
I found two ideas / techniques helpful in this context: 1) Conventional comments ( https://conventionalcomments.org/ ) as an (agreed-upon) language to be used in PR comments 2) Ship / Show / Ask ( https:/&
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mshekow
2y ago
Looks nice. I'm a Clockify fan myself. Your app and homepage also remind me a lot of https://timemator.com/ (which I ended up not using because it was unable to generate reports that show me the percentage(!) of time s
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2y ago
I agree. Also, in my experience, writing UI code is usually more(!) work than writing the functionality underneath, because a) styling / layouting has to be learnt from scratch (e.g. because of a proprietary language, e.g. QML or QWidg
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mshekow
2y ago
The only option I know is to use network shares/disks, but you need to make sure that each share/disk is only used by one BuildKit process at a time.
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2y ago
I took a detailed look at Docker's caching mechanism (actually: BuildKit) in this article https://www.augmentedmind.de/2023/11/19/advanced-buildkit-ca... There I also explain that IF you use a registry c
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Azure VM performance benchmarks using AKS
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3y ago
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Synchronize your Google calendar with Outlook 365 using Microsoft Power Automate
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3y ago
Sounds really interesting, and I'd also love a Firefox version :)
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Show HN: Focus-time, a tool to trigger your OS Focus Mode based on your calendar
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3y ago
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3y ago
I also looked at this topic, see [1]. Some points are similar to the article posted by OP. My findings were: - Docker Desktop and Docker engine (CE) behave differently, e.g. bind mounts, or file system ownerships. - CPU/Platform differ
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Show HN: Synchronize two Outlook 365 calendars with Power Automate
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Ask HN: How to enforce checks in CI vs. Git hooks
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4y ago
It took me a while to understand what your tool is doing. It looks like an abstraction layer for concrete monitoring/alerting solutions. What confuses me is: - You introduce Keep like this "Think of Keep as Prometheus Alertmanager
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Ask HN: Why is GitOps better than CI/CD
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4y ago
containers.dev is a spec created and only implemented by Microsoft (in Visual Studio [Code] and GitHub Codespaces). Tool vendors (of IDEs) decided to go to war, instead of collaborating, it seems. XKCD's "standards" comic see
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4y ago
To record "bookmarks" for interesting sections of podcast episodes (that I want to revisit some time later), I use my own (Android-only) app called "Stop It!" [0]. The mechanism that creates a bookmark is to pause and im
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4y ago
I simply have such a kind of notebook placed in my shower (with a run-of-the-mill pencil) to jog down any ideas I have while under the shower. I have a variant that encourages ripping out pages.
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4y ago
Teaching Git to others (e.g. company-internal workshops). You learn so much from teaching, and also from questions others ask, helping you discover your unknown knows and unknown unknowns.
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Five tips to speed up your Gitlab CI/CD pipelines
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4y ago
I found this blog article to be a good introduction to sigstore and the related projects (such as Fulcio): https://www.giantswarm.io/blog/securing-the-software-supply-...
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4y ago
How would Dagger compare to Toast? https://github.com/stepchowfun/toast
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