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by vysakh0 3mo ago
This has become all too common with lastpass. I migrated out during their last incident. I wonder how does it keep happening and how do customers still continue.
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by vysakh0 9mo ago
This resonates a lot. The shift from "was I right?" to "does this actually help people?" changes everything. I've found that the engineers who got promoted fastest weren't always the smartest problem solvers, t
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Show HN: Cursor for files like word, ppt, CSV using existing CLIs(codex, Claude)(diwadi.com)
3 points by vysakh0 11mo ago|0 comments
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by vysakh0 11mo ago
Duckdb is an excellent OLAP db, I have had customers who had s3 data lake of parquet and use databricks or other expensive tool, when they could easily use duckdb.. Given we have cursor/claude code, it is not that hard for lot of use c
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by vysakh0 11mo ago
I'm ready to feed the context again if it gets better result. Is this convenience comes at a cost of better result?
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Merito-Democracy: An AI-Driven Vision for Meritocratic Governance(meritodemocracy.org)
1 points by vysakh0 1y ago|2 comments
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by vysakh0 2y ago
In 2025, many SaaS companies are racing to define their AI strategy. While there are plenty of grand visions of fully autonomous “agentic” products, there’s also a more immediate, practical solution that’s surprisingly powerful: a chatbot-d
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by vysakh0 2y ago
Looks interesting! Even without voice, it would feel great. Btw, I couldn't do any other actions like scroll or click on other links, it would be nice if there is a way to get back to the demo when needed.
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by vysakh0 2y ago
It doesn't return the data as pandas dataframes, I think pandas ai would be a better if you're looking into something more specific to pandas and chat with db.
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Show HN: Chat with your DB using Python SDK, API and create data apps(dataneuron.dev)
4 points by vysakh0 2y ago|2 comments
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by vysakh0 2y ago
This is interesting! So it autocompletes based on the DB schema and improves a DB admin's workflow?
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Show HN: Data Neuron – a framework to create AI data analyst(github.com)
1 points by vysakh0 2y ago|0 comments
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by vysakh0 2y ago
Just realised there is a key difference based on another comment. Adding the same again here. I think it is the approach — especially on error where it fixes on its own. In Dravid for eg if you say “create elixir project” if elixir is not
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by vysakh0 2y ago
I think it is the approach — especially on error where it fixes on its own. In Dravid for eg if you say “create elixir project” if elixir is not installed, it will try to install on its own and if there is architecture like for eg M1 relate
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by vysakh0 2y ago
Thank you! I have a section for contribution, I want to add more examples on how one can contribute using the tool, they don’t need to do much. They can have an idea or suggestion and the tool can do the work for them. I want more people t
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by vysakh0 2y ago
@kosolam I haven't extensively used aider.chat to compare. One option that exists in Dravid would be "dev server monitor" part, which listens to the errors as the dev server is starting and then autofixing it. But aider.chat
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by vysakh0 2y ago
@sigoden this is pretty neat!
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by vysakh0 2y ago
@reallymental heheh, maybe I thought I need a realiable AI coding assistant like Rahul Dravid :) And I can say I'm so far relying it suited to my workflow.
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by vysakh0 2y ago
@CGamesPlay Metadata: For a fresh project that is initiated by this tool, it creates a base metadata file (drd.json in this case) and updates as and when there is new changes. For a new project, you can run a command `drd --i` which would i
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Show HN: Open-source CLI coding framework using Claude(github.com)
84 points by vysakh0 2y ago|21 comments
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by vysakh0 2y ago
For the last two weeks I have been using Claude extensively for my coding experiments. Made this CLI tool to automate it. And to fix errors by sending it back to the claude api. Also included the vision API to build based on images. I built
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by vysakh0 11y ago
I think they are referring to this http://blog.skylight.io/bending-the-curve-writing-safe-fast-... in the blogpost
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by vysakh0 11y ago
I've not used phoenix yet, but looks like it has. https://github.com/h4cc/awesome-elixir#authentication (Also see framework components of that page)
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by vysakh0 11y ago
Great! Looking forward for the talk. I was just searching around and was surprised to find there are lot, like a lot of libraries already that could potentially save more time https://github.com/h4cc/awesome-elixir
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by vysakh0 11y ago
Nice blog post, it was concise and to the point! Saw this tweet[1] yesterday "DHH just admitted he stole ideas from #elixir and @elixirphoenix to create ActionCable @railsconf" Seems like elixirphoenix is on a right path! This tem
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by vysakh0 12y ago
I have been using GNOME for almost all of my computing years, and even till now. This news is shocking and outrageous. This is very sad :( that a community project like GNOME is subject to such a threat.
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by vysakh0 12y ago
This is really useful and fun to use. At first I din understand how to solve the problem, then realized the plate is related to the puzzle. Great work!
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Show HN: Snapify in Submify
1 points by vysakh0 13y ago|0 comments
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You should rely on blogs not on linkedin endorsement to hire people(submify.com)
1 points by vysakh0 13y ago|0 comments
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How to reach the million people of this internet(submify.com)
1 points by vysakh0 13y ago|0 comments

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