sheremetyev

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by sheremetyev 3mo ago
I'm running Codex/Claude in native macOS sandbox with access just to the project folder (plus read-only access to Git repo), and expand to other folders if necessary - https://github.com/sheremetyev/sandfence
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by sheremetyev 3mo ago
Linux VM doesn't run native macOS toolchain and requires copying files back and forth
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by sheremetyev 3mo ago
> I don't want to give it "dangerous" access to my entire mac I'm running Claude/Codex inside native macOS sandbox, configured with a simple script - https://github.com/sheremetyev/sandfence
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Show HN: Minimal native macOS sandbox for Claude and Codex(github.com)
2 points by sheremetyev 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sheremetyev 5mo ago
I've built multi-agent workflow on JJ workspaces - independent from specific agent. You can run Codex, Claude or anything else - https://www.visualjj.com/learn/parallel-ai-agents
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by sheremetyev 10mo ago
You can use VisualJJ to rebase via drag & drop, split interactively etc. https://www.visualjj.com - I'm building it and would appreciate any feedback!
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by sheremetyev 1y ago
JJ is great - we actually build on it! Branching uses JJ for commit-graph storage, then layers live-sync and automatic conflict resolution on top. It started life as the VisualJJ extension for VS Code and Cursor and is now available as a st
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by sheremetyev 1y ago
Branching continuously synchronises your Git repository with GitHub and automatically resolves conflicts on rebase - removing manual pull/push, management of branches, and conflict resolution. The exact merge strategy is evolving - we
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Version Control for AI Coding(branching.app)
22 points by sheremetyev 1y ago|25 comments
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Show HN: Branching – sync and merge code from multiple AI agents(branching.app)
4 points by sheremetyev 1y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Branching – Continuous Version Control (real-time sync for Git)(branching.app)
5 points by sheremetyev 1y ago|0 comments
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by sheremetyev 2y ago
by default snapshotting happens on each jj command additionally you can enable automatic snapshots when files in the working copy are updated: https://martinvonz.github.io/jj/latest/config/#watchman
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by sheremetyev 2y ago
for me important argument in favour of JJ over Sapling was "first-class conflicts" - JJ stores conflicts in the history and allows you to resolve them later, while Sapling forces you to resolve conflicts at the point when they hap
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by sheremetyev 2y ago
You are not alone :) For Microsoft Word you might find Writage plugin useful ( https://www.writage.com ) - supports all basic Markdown syntax, tables etc. and recently added support for math formulas.
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by sheremetyev 3y ago
Hey! This resonates :) My friends and I are trying to make it less hard - with a UX tailored to workflow at big tech companies (trunk-based development): https://www.trunkflow.com/ - would appreciated any feedback!
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by sheremetyev 11y ago
Texts is single-window, WYSIWYM (“what you see is what you mean”).
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Show HN: edit Markdown in Microsoft Word(writage.com)
3 points by sheremetyev 11y ago|0 comments
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by sheremetyev 12y ago
Texts ( http://texts.io ) is a WYSIWYM editor for Markdown.
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Using Texts to make Pandoc painless(rousette.org.uk)
1 points by sheremetyev 13y ago|0 comments
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by sheremetyev 14y ago
Have a look at tests.js, another shell testing framework that works on Windows, OS X and Linux. https://github.com/sheremetyev/tests.js
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
It is possible to create EPUB via pandoc ( http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/epub.html ).
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
Not sure but it's probably because the .msi is not signed and the web site is relatively new.
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
You are right, WYSIWYM is more correct term. Formatting in the editor shows document structure and not exact rendering.
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
Thanks! I'll fix that. For now you could open .md files using "Open with..." in Finder.
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
I think it's fixable. Thanks for reporting!
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
I'm planning to open source most of the parsing/formatting/API code. Making everything open source would not make it sustainable. Sorry.
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
Thanks! 1) Tab/Shift+Tab change the level of header. 2) Yeah, it's "not implemented yet" :) Actually, there are many ways to publish from Markdown, including services like scriptogr.am. So I'm not sure that compiling PDF is the most importa
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
The idea was to make Markdown accessible for those who don't want to learn the syntax. But switching code block style (Cmd+3 on Mac or Ctrl+3 on Windows) on and off maintains inline syntax. So you can type raw Markdown into a code block and
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
Yes, most likely after releasing Windows and Mac versions. May be after a version for iPad. It depends on the feedback.
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by sheremetyev 15y ago
Thanks! Do you mean that menu options like "View as HTML", "View as PDF" etc. should process the current file with pandoc and display the resulting file?

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