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by ridruejo 1y ago
Not sure if you are being serious or not. That was indeed the point of the very first Linux distros and why most people use them nowadays vs the alternative. I started using Linux before there were distros (circa 1993) and it was not a plea
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Our “product” is a tool we developed internally and found it so useful that decided to open source it. With full potential I refer to getting the best possible results. For example, being able to work on tasks in parallel without Claude ins
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Exactly. I don’t understand the cynicism in the comments and they literally are just trying to make the technology more accessible
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by ridruejo 1y ago
I see a Linux distro as a collection of libraries that someone puts together following best practices and conventions (ie all config files go into /etc). The similarity with this project is that Microsoft has taken a collection of tool
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by ridruejo 1y ago
How can it be gatekeeping when they are literally making it easier to use? The analogy is probably closer to a Linux distro. You can put everything together yourself but if someone gives you a pre integrated environment with best practices
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Agreed, it is in my bio but I updated the post in any case
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by ridruejo 1y ago
We have built Rover, an OSS tool that allows you to run multiple instances of Claude (and Codex, Gemini...) while keeping them from stepping on each other toes using containerized environments and Git worktrees https://github.com
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by ridruejo 1y ago
You can use Rover (disclaimer, I am one of the cofounders) which is an open source tool that you can use to parallelize the work of coding agents that in addition to Claude also works with Gemini, Codex and Qwen https://github.c
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by ridruejo 1y ago
This matches our experience developing with agents. In particular, as we wanted to use multiple agents in the background to do tasks, we had to really invest in different areas so they would not go in wild directions or have to ask continua
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by ridruejo 1y ago
A2C?
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Previous submission here with some comments already: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45481585
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by ridruejo 1y ago
This is a great article and not sure why it got so few upvotes. It captures the way we have been working for a while and why we developed and open sourced Rover ( https://endor.dev/blog/introducing-rover ), our internal
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Thanks! Looking forward to your feedback
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Rover: Parallelize coding agents like Claude, Codex(github.com)
2 points by ridruejo 1y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Hi! Co-founder of Endor/Rover here, happy to answer questions you may have
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Ghostty Now Provides an Agents.md(twitter.com)
1 points by ridruejo 1y ago|0 comments
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Ghostty: AI tooling must be disclosed for contributions(twitter.com)
5 points by ridruejo 1y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Hi! I’m Daniel, one of the cofounders of the project mentioned in the article. Happy to answer any questions!
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Endor: Dev Environments in Seconds with WebAssembly(thenewstack.io)
2 points by ridruejo 1y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 1y ago
I wish something existed for the Amazon Cloudcams I still have around …
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Yes, if your code does not live long enough to become legacy ... the project failed. All good code is (or will be) legacy code by definition. Most companies and projects die because nobody cares about them, not because they were difficult t
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Jove and Jed were (are still in some cases!) my go-to options when Emacs was too heavyweight
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Yes. Whatever money you get with this is going to be small and short-lived. The big money is in compliance. That is a GTM problem, not a technical one.
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by ridruejo 1y ago
It’s mostly that they don’t understand their own users and potential customers in this particular case of Bitnami. There are so many other ways to increase revenue without alienating the core developer base. Enterprise want stability, break
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by ridruejo 1y ago
Hi, former cofounder of Bitnami here. I left VMware quite a while ago, so not involved with this. The technical team at Bitnami is still top notch and great people. I am quite baffled at this business decision.
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by ridruejo 1y ago
The article provides a few examples. Basically is a way to get a lightweight Linux when you cannot assume Docker will be there or will be an extra dependency to manage/require. Examples: Run a MySQL database for development purposes, r
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Show HN: Running Linux Inside Node.js
1 points by ridruejo 1y ago|2 comments
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by ridruejo 1y ago
This is great work. Squeezing performance out of V8 helps the entire web ecosystem and Node.
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Endor v0.2: Volumes, Terminal and Commands(endor.dev)
1 points by ridruejo 1y ago|0 comments
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NPM-based sandboxes for dev tools(endor.dev)
1 points by ridruejo 1y ago|0 comments

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