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Show HN: Agentpack – isolated config layers for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode(nexo.sh)
4 points by nexo-v1 4mo ago|1 comments
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AWS Serverless: Still the Boring Correct Choice(nexo.sh)
1 points by nexo-v1 9mo ago|0 comments
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
It is available, but the last time I tried it, I was only able to select specific audio files for import. I couldn't import the whole directory at once
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I Built My Own Audio Player(nexo.sh)
292 points by nexo-v1 1y ago|193 comments
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Microservices are a tax your startup probably can't afford(nexo.sh)
310 points by nexo-v1 1y ago|263 comments
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Show HN: Self-Hosted HTTPS Tunnel in 300 LoC with Go, Caddy, and Cloudflare(nexo.sh)
10 points by nexo-v1 1y ago|0 comments
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
Looks cool, but a bit of a bummer it's not open source. These days when I need to sketch out SQL/database diagrams, I usually have an LLM generate Mermaid code for me — good enough for quick drafts. If I want something cleaner or
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
I switched to DuckDuckGo recently too. It's good enough for most things, but for deeper or niche info, I still bounce back to Google (with uBlock). Haven't tried Kagi yet — not sure the difference is big enough to pay for. Honestl
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what influenced your decision to prioritize stepping and watchpoints early? Was it driven more by debugging your own compiler code, or anticipating end-user needs
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
I keep coming back to the idea of curating my own reading through RSS. I missed the first wave: mostly stuck to aggregators and blogs, but eventually set up a Feedly account. Like others here, I found maintaining a meaningful list takes rea
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
This sounds a lot like structured logging with a fresh coat of paint. Wide events are nice conceptual model, but if you’ve been doing structured logs seriously, especially with something like Loki or ELK stack, you’re already capturing rich
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
Shipped and supported enough startup apps to learn this the hard way: users will delete things they shouldn’t, and you will be asked to explain or undo it. Soft deletes and basic metadata (created_at, deleted_by, etc.) have saved me multipl
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by nexo-v1 1y ago
I really like this idea too. Generators are one of my favorite parts of Python — super memory efficient, and great for chaining transformations. But in practice, I’ve found they can get hard to reason about, especially when you defer evalua