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Show HN: Agenttik – work on multiple projects in parallel with AI agents(github.com)
4 points by psanchez 1d ago|2 comments
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by psanchez 24d ago
In the same line as therealmarv's comment, I think I prefer working with agents and multiple clones rather than with worktrees so far. Probably the main reason is that it has better isolation and I don't need to copy non-committed
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by psanchez 3mo ago
This reminds me of a story from 15 years ago, where I was developing a technology to download games on demand by hooking into the OS calls. There was a particular game that was superslow when this tech was applied. Original game loading too
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by psanchez 3mo ago
I love the fractal nature of it.
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by psanchez 5mo ago
Well, my comment was meant as an example of a setup for actually building something real with reasonable quality. I was answering to that part of the previous comment. In my experience, the difference is context. Agents without structure pr
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by psanchez 5mo ago
Even though I did not know about Andrej Karpathy's tweet from earlier this month, I ended up converging on something very similar. A couple of weeks ago I built a git-based knowledge base designed to run agents prompts on top of it. I
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by psanchez 9mo ago
I just had a look at the code and it is indeed very compact. I haven't compiled or used it. Looks like RISC-V 32-bit integer and multiply and atomic instr extension. Floating point supported when compiling via gcc or similar the exampl
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by psanchez 1y ago
BTW, just to make it clear, in the case of jiratui you can also download from github repo directly and inspect the code if you wish :D
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by psanchez 1y ago
Indeed. That's why I was transparent from the start. As I mentioned, using an API key this way is generally a bad idea. Even if I'm not a bad actor (which I'm not, but you shouldn't trust me), if someone compromises my s
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by psanchez 1y ago
Wow. Really cool. I wasn't expecting something so polished. JIRA speed drives me crazy sometimes, so a couple of months ago I decided to build myself a tool to do instant searches/filters on multiple projects right from the browse
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by psanchez 1y ago
Fast is a distinctive feature. For what is worth I built myself a custom jira board last month, so I could instantly search, filter and group tickets (by title, status, assignee, version, ...) Motivation: Running queries and finding tickets
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by psanchez 1y ago
The jump table is interesting, although I guess the performance of switch will be similar if properly optimized with the compiler, but would not be able to tell without trying. Also different compilers might take different approaches. A few
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by psanchez 1y ago
It looks like it is using "Microsoft Console Debugger (CDB)" as the interface to windbg. Just had a quick look at the code: https://github.com/svnscha/mcp-windbg/blob/main/src/mcp_serv...
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by psanchez 2y ago
Didn't know about Ziggurat algorithm, the use of a table to directly accept or reject is interesting, although I think I would need to implement myself to fully understand. Your comments in the code are great, but I still need I would
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by psanchez 2y ago
I think I would call it naive algorithm rather than greedy. It looked like an interesting problem so I spent some time this morning exploring if there would be any performance improvement by pregenerating an array of X items (where X around
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by psanchez 2y ago
I think this is a really cool project. Scrapping aside, I would definitely use this with playwright for end2end tests if it had 100% compatibility with chrome and ran with a fraction of the time/memory. At my company we have a small pr
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by psanchez 2y ago
One more thing I forgot to mention on the "Con" side is the noise. Treadmills aren't completely silent; there's always some level of sound from the engine. Over time, you tend to get used to it. Personally, I wear regula
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by psanchez 2y ago
Just sharing my own experience :D I have an "old" ikea model that is not sold anymore, but the equivalent would be something like this one: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/rodulf-desk-sit-stand-gray-wh
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by psanchez 2y ago
If you choose a manual or motorized standing desk with adjustable height (like the one I use), you can easily move the treadmill to the side when you're not walking and switch to working while seated. I mean, you need to have the space
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by psanchez 2y ago
WalkingPad R1 Pro. I thought the ability to run would be a plus, but honestly, I've only used it for running twice (I'd rather run outdoors than stare at a wall, tv or computer). KingSmith walking pads can be folded and take less
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by psanchez 2y ago
I bought a treadmill + standup desk 2.5 years ago, and to this day, it remains the best investment I've made to avoid sitting for most of the day. Before I started using the treadmill desk, I averaged around 2.5-3k steps per day. On da
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by psanchez 2y ago
I was under de impression java gluing was required to create Android APKs. Really nice to see this project. 0 java files. Bravo. Also worth looking at the rawandroid project like others noted: https://github.com/cnlohr/
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by psanchez 3y ago
Jarred congrats for the release! I've been following the progress of bun since your initial announcement and today I decided to give it a try, just to play around. Haven't done much with it, but even for the 5 min I played with it
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by psanchez 4y ago
Hi Dane, thanks for taking the time to reply and thanks for listening to our feedback. It is still not clear to me what "40 server ENVKEYs" means. Is this different projects, or each ENVKEY on each of the projects? What counts tow
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by psanchez 4y ago
I'm a happy EnvKey customer since the end of 2018. After me and my team tried different solutions in the past (back in 2017 and 2018) to manage secrets on our infrastructure (we have a mix of kubernetes and VM's in diffeerent plac
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by psanchez 8y ago
Looking forward!
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by psanchez 8y ago
Nice! Any clue if there is a way this can be enabled automatically on balancers created using kubernetes (on GKE)? That would be really awesome.