jsunderland323

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by jsunderland323 2mo ago
Yup, this is usually the case in pig butchering operations iirc.
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by jsunderland323 2mo ago
I’m building a video game for our abernic device with my son (no game engine experience, just vibing the game engine ourselves). We’re having a blast. We play up to our progress right before bedtime stories. The other day I refused to fire
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Show HN: Horizontally Scale Localhost(coasts.dev)
1 points by jsunderland323 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
This is very cool. Would love to chat with you. I’m working on https://coasts.dev . I’ve been thinking a lot about the light vm side lately but it’s not an area we are going to attack ourselves. I think there’s a really good pair
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Horizontally scaling localhost for worktrees (FOSS)(coasts.dev)
2 points by jsunderland323 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
I'm not sure. The docs on claude -p are sort of ambiguous on third party usage
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
I’m sorry I didn’t reply sooner. I’d love to hear about the diff/commit/rollback stuff you’re working on. Feel free to message me on discord or however you like (I’m pretty easy to find). I wanna hear how they compose naturally.
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
I have waited 12 hours for someone to ask this! You are my hero. So the name "hot" is a bit misleading. The containers don't actually stay alive through the switch. What happens is we do the umount -l /workspace, mount -
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
Actually pretty reliably but you do need to explicitly call out the skill. I usually start agent threads with /coasts or in codex $coasts. Once it’s in the conversation they stick to it though. One cool thing we do is we have the docs
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
I think this was a common perspective from early docker days with regard to local bind mounts (before docker switched from virtual box with hyperkit on macos). I do use Orb Stack and have noticed faster build times with Orb Stack but I have
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
Interesting, I was not aware. Well fortunately it's the name of a local observability ui and not the actual product. We'll change it if it becomes a problem.
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
There a couple of ways you can go about MCP within coasts (also depends on what the MCP does). You can either install the MCP service host-side (something like playwright), in which case everything should just work out of the box for you. A
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
I could definitely see that being useful for folks who are Docker-fearful or just less infra literate in general. I think we're focused on the other end of the spectrum. Folks who like docker and have a good docker setup but want to ha
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
We started with an approach like that but I think our grounding principal has been that you shouldn't have to modify your docker-compose to get parallelized local development. I think we want to layer onto your existing setup, not make
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
So technically you could use Coasts to sandbox but our default approach is actually not sandboxed at all. The agents still run host-side so unless you're sandboxing the agent host-side, you're not sandboxed. With coasts you'r
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
It does not. It works through Docker Desktop, Orb Stack, or Colima on macOS.
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
>One thing I'm curious about: how do you handle state drift when agents are working on the same service across different worktrees? For example, if two agents are both making schema changes to a shared database service, do you have
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
Why do you say that? It works fine on mac (that's what we developed it on) and it's not nearly as much overhead as I was initially expecting. There's probably some added latency from virtual box but it hasn't been notice
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
Hey thanks! To be clear it does use docker. It's a docker-in-docker solution. I think there's a quite a few things: 1) You need a control plane to manage the host-side ports. Docker alone cannot do that, so you're either goin
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, I think there's a ton of great remote solutions right now. I think worktrees make the local stuff tricky but hopefully Coasts can help you out. Let me know how it goes!
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by jsunderland323 6mo ago
HN questions we know are coming our way: 1) Could you run an agent in the coast? You could... sort of. We started out with this in mind. We wanted to get Claude Max plans to work so we built a way to inject OAuth secrets from the host into
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Show HN: Coasts – Containerized Hosts for Agents(github.com)
99 points by jsunderland323 6mo ago|38 comments
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by jsunderland323 7mo ago
>Yeah, you do need to be ok with not being able to later chargeback your grocery store, just like with cash. Well the reason that works is because in grocery stores you have a concept of card present so the liability shifts to the issuin
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by jsunderland323 7mo ago
The settlement happening whenever is a problem. Instant authorization is very different from a practical settlement model. At least with card networks, there are layers of liability if solvency issues occur. There’s merchant protections fro
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by jsunderland323 7mo ago
It’s amazing to think that was ever a thing. I remember actively scanning the App Store for things to add to my phone. How times have changed.
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by jsunderland323 7mo ago
But is that a better experience than just using your visa? Nobody wants to wait at the cashier for 15 minutes to pay for their groceries, which is what has to happen if you really want the decentralized experience. Otherwise you really are
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by jsunderland323 7mo ago
Oh I agree. This was a post-movie rationalization. I think the ending was super frustrating but it was one of those things where after ruminating for a bit, it's like, "okay fine I get it." Maybe, I'm being too charitabl
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by jsunderland323 7mo ago
>The leg is used both as a urban legend that was told at the region at the time, but also as a metaphor. The surrealist scene where it shows the leg brutally attacking people at night: all the people attacked are prostitutes, gays, etc.
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by jsunderland323 7mo ago
I did too. It felt like there were a bunch of subplots that never ended up tying together. The leg was the most disappointing to me. My take home at the end was that it was supposed to show the audience that the story was recreated from the
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How to bake your docs into your CLI(coasts.dev)
2 points by jsunderland323 7mo ago|0 comments

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