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Yaw Labs Built a Terminal Startup for People Who Treat Context Like Ammunition
(siliconsnark.com)
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The Terminal I Wished Existed, So I Built It
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tkjef
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tkjef
6mo ago
thanks! will be checking out your project as well. if someone is running 5+ agents for different features i recommend just stating them as different objectives of the claude session and just let claude code auto-spawn sub-agents that handle
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tkjef
6mo ago
i have found that the agent cli tools running in the panes are more dialed in by having the local directory structure as context and the best streaming text interface to show ai output on. the chat panel is kind of a nice to have as it'
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7mo ago
Creator here, happy to answer questions. A quick demo of the auto-snap workflow: you type 'claude' or 'cod
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Show HN: Yaw – A terminal built around the Claude Code/Codex CLI workflow
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tkjef
7mo ago
yeah, the ai cli split-pane workflow really works for me. creds are encrypted via local keychain.
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Show HN: Yaw: terminal, SSH/database connections, AI Chat and optimized AI CLI
(yaw.sh)
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tkjef
11mo ago
After burning out I thought through several business ideas, but ended up starting a fruit tree farm and getting a motorcycle. Having a blast!
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tkjef
1y ago
Also, what a lot of consumers think is that it is basically free and it is not.
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tkjef
1y ago
the range would be for more than one trip. anecdotally i had a 2011 Nissan Leaf 1st year it came out. Was neat. I have not gone back to electric. I sold it for $800 with 90k miles on it.
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tkjef
1y ago
I have been on the terraform side for 7 years-ish. eksctl just really impressed me with its eks management, specifically managed node groups & cluster add-ons, over terraform. that uses cloudformation under the hood. so i gave it a try,
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tkjef
1y ago
i did say violently breaking the law is American. and i did also say it was complicated and nuanced so please do not ignore that detail of my comment. i’m glad to hear life is good, and to hear you’re humble enough to acknowledge it could b
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1y ago
very reasonable observation. :) i can tell you being physically strong comes with it violence and is at the fabric of being an American. so i’d say the issue is complicated and nuanced as is most. breaking the law (through violence) is also
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1y ago
i agree with everything you say. i just think the first step is what i’m laying out. gotta show them we’re not afraid to play their game and win it as well. we should be able to play any game, any time. But based on that direct the game to
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1y ago
student loan debt is out of control. college is a money pit that will hopefully be dissolved within our lifetime. the social aspect is not worth the money. all knowledge is on the internet. we do not need college at all. that will come to b
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tkjef
1y ago
gerrymandering is so messed up. but speaking strictly from an outside perspective it is a gangster move. dare i say, gangster moves back are REQUIRED. to whoever downvoted this, you want to take the high road? when our citizens’ voting rig
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tkjef
1y ago
i’d say likely to fail, not doomed. if you want to have a better life for everyone then what is your solution? you do not provide one. my solution is if enough people with the right thinking also become neofeudal overlords then we can exerc
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1y ago
you could. that’s the beauty of America. Or you could raise the capital by pitching investors that have money because you actually have a good idea. or you don’t have a good idea. you don’t have any money. and you want to complain. what are
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1y ago
totally agree!
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1y ago
lol, that sounds crappy. there are some that avoid that and some that don’t.
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tkjef
1y ago
that sucks. i just quit my job cuz i was pissed about a lot. but we can move to new feudal leaders or literally become a feudal leader ourself. America baby! Is it easy? nope. neither was getting a tech job or rising and surviving in it. bu
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1y ago
i absolutely hear you on that. it just seems too hard to do that. my solution is to make companies that are cool, fun to work at, push good values and make some money. then use that money to push for appropriate political moves like you are
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1y ago
so what’s your solution then? you realize corporations are just run by people? but yes they become cold, heartless soul sucking places. yes. make your own company and do something about it then. or STFU.
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tkjef
1y ago
agree with all your points with the anecdata that the Roomba is awesome for dog hair. awesome.
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tkjef
2y ago
You're already in the process of progressing career-wise. Keep it up! Just don't stop! Try out idea.. after idea.. after idea.. However many you think is a lot (it is) you can do more. :) What's the alternative? Stop? Give up
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2y ago
Was this all just an SEO play? Department of Optimization Going to Elon?
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2y ago
it does make it worse. but it will get better IMO. any blogspam house is not going to last the next 5-10 years IMO. as soon as i do something slightly spammy or excessive SEO-wise i get dinged for it. within 1-2 days. then i re-evalute what
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2y ago
this would have to be a largely targeted endeavor to offset such a fact. probably not worth the trouble. but interesting to think about.
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2y ago
like there's nothing i can do about it so i should embrace it, learn from it and integrate it.
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