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Show HN: Middleware for running autonomous AI coding agents in sandboxes(openhands.daytona.io)
2 points by nkko 2y ago|0 comments
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Run Your Development Environments on Azure(daytona.io)
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by nkko 2y ago
vector embeddings of the songs plus coop network
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Show HN: DevContainer AI – Generate dev container configs for any GitHub repo(devcontainer.ai)
2 points by nkko 2y ago|1 comments
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by nkko 2y ago
That would be a fork without wifi manager. ;)
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by nkko 2y ago
trivializing their purpose and the suffering they represent is selfish, the act of skateboarding on these monuments is deeply troubling
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Building a Knowledge Graph of Your Codebase(daytona.io)
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by nkko 2y ago
Authorization is such a critical yet underappreciated part of system design. It's great to see open source projects tackling this space. I'll definitely be checking this out for my next project. How does this handle multi-region d
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The dev envs world is more hybrid than cloud-only(twitter.com)
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Upfront Leading $5M Seed Round in Daytona open source dev env manager(upfront.com)
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by nkko 2y ago
How about dedicated external system for this, running on rPi or proxmox instance. On the local macgine app should only record screenshots on major scene change and save them on remote fs where it would go tgrough ocr, indexing, embeddings,
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by nkko 2y ago
I stoped reading at “in the realm”
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by nkko 2y ago
Ooo, printing this for the kids room.
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by nkko 2y ago
I'm here for the phenomenon of the GitHub stars on this repo. Which was quite a weird event. Even with just the readme in the repo they got a crazy number of stars and were on GitHub trending for a day or two. What's with that? Ar
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by nkko 2y ago
I just host LibreChat on US server.
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by nkko 2y ago
This is the reason why I always get back to HN. 100% value delivered.
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by nkko 3y ago
The logic is flawed but the reason is reasonable.
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by nkko 3y ago
Application of AI such as this gets me excited. Untangling complex logic and turbocharging boring tasks. Authorization systems can get very hairy. Having an AI assistant that can spit out a well-designed model and policy to implement it cou
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by nkko 3y ago
Hey Melanie, thanks! After working on this project behind closed doors and, now going public, we've become hooked on the positive feedback. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and experiences with Product Hunt launches. You make som
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by nkko 3y ago
Ah, I see. That clarifies things. Until today, I was a user. But this change in roles brought a perspective change. Honestly, we are lucky to have one of the founders bring his huge network of contacts from all over the world, as he has org
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Ask HN: Does a Product Hunt launch still matter when upvotes can be bought?
6 points by nkko 3y ago|5 comments
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by nkko 3y ago
Everything already exists, which is no excuse for doing it again.
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by nkko 3y ago
We’ve ramped up our outreach because experience shows it’s critical for building the contributor base and fast-tracking project evolution—our flurry of repo activity is a testament to this strategy. On the email front, a technical snag duri
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by nkko 3y ago
It isn't easy to open-source your baby. It wasn't easy for us when we went Apache, so I can relate. It is hard to build a truly open-source business model.
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by nkko 3y ago
I haven't yet tried lapdev but have read somewhere that they have included a web ide, just like ours daytona comes out of the box with open vs code web ide.
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by nkko 3y ago
We've been focused on developing remote-first solutions for years (Codeanywhere). However, we ultimately concluded that, with Daytona, local will always be the primary environment, with remote serving to enhance specific needs like sca
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by nkko 3y ago
Just two weeks ago we have outsourced Daytona (daytonaio) under an Apache license. We had long and deep discussions but finally decided that's the only thing that made sense.
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by nkko 3y ago
Maybe Ive used the wrong word, if you read it with any other synonym instead of diversity it should read exactly in line with your quote. Especially the first sentence.
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by nkko 3y ago
The complex patchwork of regulations, languages and governments makes it harder for companies like ASML to attract global talent and expand seamlessly compared to the US or China. Perhaps Europe's diversity is a liability in the global
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by nkko 3y ago
Kudos to the developer for sharing this impressive personal knowledge base project! I love seeing the passion and technical creativity of this community. Experimenting with tools for surfacing serendipitous insights and connecting ideas is

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