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by jannesblobel 6mo ago
That fits perfectly with the idea that everything should actually be in the repository. At last, I no longer have to update the images myself. Thanks!
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Show HN:Turn any GitHub .MD into a collaborative editor by replace "g" with tune(get-colibri.com)
3 points by jannesblobel 7mo ago|2 comments
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by jannesblobel 8mo ago
Absolutely, it's also cool to see that so much is happening here right now. Sometimes you need a bit of a network to get something like this off the ground. Building infrastructure is never easy.
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by jannesblobel 8mo ago
Imagine shipping a product, and a few weeks later, you see Thomas Dohmke raise $60M for almost the exact same idea. Some weeks ago we launched this: https://github.com/Legit-Control/monorepo/tree/main/exa
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Pencil.dev will replace Figma, just as Figma did with Sketch(pencil.dev)
3 points by jannesblobel 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
It’s surprising how fast you can design real interfaces with Pencil.dev already. The workflow feels closer to writing code than pushing pixels, quick iterations, clear diffs, and no heavy UI getting in the way. What really stands out is tha
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
As a developer tool, it seems fairly obvious to have Git integration so API collections can be versioned and reviewed like code. I was surprised this wasn’t already supported. Does anyone know what made this difficult, or why it took this l
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
Perhaps I should add something here. It always depends on the task. Claude with SUDO access doesn't seem right to me either, but I wouldn't run that anywhere else either.
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
If your system were under version control, so that Claude could do whatever it wanted on its own branch, so to speak, would it still be such a big problem? Because you could just roll back if it really did cause problems, couldn't you?
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
Thanks, glad you like the Legit. On expanding beyond Claude: there’s no concrete plan right now since we built this around Claude, but we’re very open to it. If you have a preferred CLI (e.g., Codex, OpenCode, or something else), feel free
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
how can I change the QR code?
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Show HN: A CLI tool that stores Claude Code chats in your Git repo(github.com)
4 points by jannesblobel 9mo ago|2 comments
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
A current concern of mine, also when using Claude Cowork, is that I don’t want files to be modified if I can’t control their versions/ if they aren’t versioned at all. And even though it doesn’t actually get full sudo access, giving an
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
I wanted to try it out, but unfortunately I can't open the document/I don't know how to create a new one.
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
I didn't mean to complain at all. It was just an observation I wanted to share. I didn't know that HN did that.
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
That's exactly why I'm not upgrading. This Liquid Glass UI looks so ugly...
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
Please excuse the late reply; notifications at HN could be significantly better. For example, for writing a blog post, if I only want to write down notes, meeting notes, etc.
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My Daily Lesson in Hacker News Etiquette
1 points by jannesblobel 9mo ago|5 comments
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Show HN: Legit, Open source Git-based Version control for AI agents
9 points by jannesblobel 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jannesblobel 9mo ago
Nice project! I’m always interested in new note‑takers because I haven’t found one that really fits my workflow yet. As @_mig5 mentioned, having version control with history tracking would be amazing — and an agent mode could be really cool
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by jannesblobel 10mo ago
thanks, this game made my team and me 20 min unproductive in a meeting :D
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by jannesblobel 10mo ago
Just by reading through all the comments and input under that post — “I know that I know nothing.” — Socrates A lot of the comments and input here make sense. I’ll follow your advice and observe HN for a while, looking for interesting topic
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Ask HN: Does anyone understand how Hacker News works?
171 points by jannesblobel 10mo ago|231 comments
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Legit: Git for AI Agents(legitcontrol.com)
2 points by jannesblobel 10mo ago|0 comments
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by jannesblobel 1y ago
> You know what I was not interested in? The git history. Sure, that makes sense, if you’re just interested in the internals, the history doesn’t matter. I get that. But what do you think about the idea of keeping two views of history? O
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by jannesblobel 1y ago
Think of a refactor where you tried one approach, rolled it back, then found the right fix. If you squash, all those failures vanish. With full history, an AI (or future you) can see the dead ends and spot patterns. I think that’s what Augm
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Stop squashing your commits. You're squashing your AI too
5 points by jannesblobel 1y ago|11 comments
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Show HN: Lix – Change Control for AI and Apps
1 points by jannesblobel 2y ago|1 comments
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by jannesblobel 2y ago
TLDR: i18n is more than just using translation tools; it requires collaboration among developers, translators, and designers. Developers need good DX tools, translators need TMS or CAT tools, and designers need translation visibility in Fig
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by jannesblobel 2y ago
Why do I ask myself that? I was at the Merge Berlin Conf at the weekend and had a few conversations about the fact that the ambitions are far too big anyway. But doesn't it make a lot of sense to build a web sdk with build in version

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