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Show HN: GetPageSpeed Amplify, a compatible replacement for Nginx Amplify(amplify.getpagespeed.com)
3 points by dvershinin 2mo ago|0 comments
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Nginx module that bans clients by their 404/403 error rate, in-worker(getpagespeed.com)
3 points by dvershinin 3mo ago|1 comments
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by dvershinin 7mo ago
Hey HN, I built pkgdex.org as an alternative to pkgs.org for searching Linux and Unix packages. What it does: Search packages by name, description, files, provides, or requires across 67 distributions (Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine, Arch,
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Show HN: Pkgdex – Search 3.5M Linux/Unix packages across 67 distros(pkgdex.org)
3 points by dvershinin 7mo ago|2 comments
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by dvershinin 8mo ago
If you package software or maintain automated builds, you know the drill. You need the latest stable version of some upstream project, and you'd think it's a simple API call. It isn't. Release tags are wildly inconsistent. So
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Show HN: Lastversion – CLI tool to get the latest stable version of any project(github.com)
1 points by dvershinin 8mo ago|1 comments
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by dvershinin 8mo ago
The no-stdlib limitation is the elephant in the room. Most useful Python isn't pure computation — it's reading files, making HTTP requests, parsing JSON. Without that, you've basically built a safe eval() for math and string
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by dvershinin 8mo ago
I do something similar but with a project prefix. I maintain a lot of packaging scripts and settled on prefixing them by project - gps-build, gps-deploy, gps-sync etc. Tab completion does the rest. The real issue isn't collisions thoug