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Terminal coding FTW! And when you're really stuck you can use DeepSeek R1 for a deeper analysis in your terminal using `askds` https://github.com/bodo-run/askds
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Askds – Ask DeepSeek R1 to debug your tests
(github.com)
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Hi HN, Following the release of yek[1] I am releasing this tool which is an evolution of my script that I was using to debug tests with R1 without doing too much copy-pasting. You can update the prompt to explicitly return a diff and automa
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It seems like they quickly resolved it but as people making software we know exactly what happened. The deployment was not successful. Does not make the idea any less ugly. I’m sure they are gonna redeploy a less obvious version
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https://gist.github.com/mohsen1/c867d038fc4f46494af4c4024cfc... Not really. Just in natural language add to Cursor rules that it should invoke the script
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Sure! https://gist.github.com/mohsen1/c867d038fc4f46494af4c4024cfc... Add "when running into issues, run ./scripts/ask.js to get help from DeepSeek"
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I use Cursor Editor and the Claude edit mode is extremely useful. However the reasoning in DeepSeek has been a great help for debugging issues. For this I am using yek[1] to serialize my repo (--max-size 120k --tokens) and feed it the test
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This can be a piece of your own AI automation. Every task has a different need so being able to program your own AI automation is great for programmers. Any text based document works with this tool. It's rather simple, just stitching f
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token counting is done by crate that I'm using. I agree that not all LLMs use the same tokenizer but they are mostly similar. Chunking is useful because in chat mode you can feed more than context max size if you feed in multiple USER
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Added some benchmarking to show how fast it is: Here is a benchmark comparing it to [Repomix][1] serializing the Next.js project: time yek Executed in 5.19 secs fish external usr time 2.85 secs 54
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Oh totally forgot about homebrew installer. I'll fix it ASAP. Sorry about that. Edit: Working on a fix here https://github.com/bodo-run/yek/pull/14 You can use the bash installer on macOS for now. You ca
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Yek: Serialize your code repo (or part of it) to feed into any LLM
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Show HN: stop-nagging A CLI tool to silence upgrade nags and telemetry in tools
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6 years ago I came to the same conclusion https://azimi.me/2016/12/27/canvas-rendering-vs-react-and-sv...
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Swagger Editor dev which now works at Airbnb here. This is hilarious!
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Help me add dark mode in Hacker News natively
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Earlier in my career I decided to go around this by rendering photos in HTML Tables! http://azimi.me/img2html/
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7y ago
Love it when companies decide not to use Microservices "just because"!
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I bought a cologne from Amazon that I felt is not genuine. I bought another one from Amazon and bought the exact same thing from the company online store. Surprised to see they were very different in packages and product shape. The scent wa
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I hope all of this results into Spotify Apple Watch that can stream music. I go for runs and even though my Watch has cellular and I pay the monthly fees I have to listen to podcasts instead of music I thought about making a little automate
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What happened to their "Blockchain" division?
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> Naively, someone might think you’d write fewer tests with TypeScript. That someone would be wrong. Have you seen unit tests that check "what if I don't send the right number/type of arguments"? Yeah those unit tests
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if you were not following this is a response to this open letter: https://medium.com/@workingwa/instacart-heres-our-22-cents-n... Instacart reduced payments to workers because they got tips. Basically stealing their ti
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Is this for GDPR compliance?
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This is basically saying using an end-to-end DNN for self driving does not work.
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Learning to Drive by Imitating the Best and Synthesizing the Worst
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Isn't it better for everyone that Microsoft is now working on an OSS browser engine? https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/MSEdge/blob/master/README.m...
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How you make friends post 30? I'm struggling with this. Specially in places like the Bay Area where people are really closed off to each other.
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Both Swagger (Open API Spec) and GraphQL are now part of the Linux Foundation! That's cool!
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Applying Deep Learning to Airbnb Search
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