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by seeyebe 1y ago
Didn't need the complexity of regexes for this, and C++17 strikes a good balance between features and availability.
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Show HN: Sip: Alternative to Git Clone(github.com)
3 points by seeyebe 1y ago|2 comments
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by seeyebe 1y ago
You’re right. What I’m working on is meant to complement that, especially early on. The goal isn’t to replace judgment or deep dives, but to surface patterns that can guide where to look: areas with a lot of churn, untouched files, contribu
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Good point, and I appreciate the heads-up. Naming is tricky. I’ll definitely consider renaming or at least making the distinction clear in the README
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful question. The tool doesn’t aim to declare what’s “important,” but rather to highlight patterns. like hotspots, dormant code, or contributor trends. that can guide refactoring, onboarding, or even just curiosity. Fo
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by seeyebe 1y ago
(I posted a version of this earlier, but this is a proper “Show HN” with updates and full context.)
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Show HN: Gmap: Explore Git Repos Visually from the CLI(github.com)
26 points by seeyebe 1y ago|10 comments
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Ah yeah, that changed recently, you now can use the tui and it will fetch anyways. Good shout on the cache folder. Right now it just lives locally (.gmap), so yeah adding it to .gitignore is the way to go for now. I’ve been thinking about b
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Show HN: Gmap: A fast command-line tool to explore Git activity(github.com)
2 points by seeyebe 1y ago|2 comments
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Thanks! Great question. Everything is an excellent tool, but it works differently—it uses a pre-built index, while rq scans the file system in real time. To benchmark, you can use hyperfine like this: hyperfine 'rq C:\ " .png&quot
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Building Rq: A Fast Parallel File Search Tool for Windows in Modern C(github.com)
6 points by seeyebe 1y ago|3 comments
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Windows search is slow and painful for developers. Even tools like Everything or PowerShell Get-ChildItem can crawl on huge directories. I wanted a CLI tool that feels instant—so I built rq, an open-source file search utility in modern C17
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Great suggestion, thanks! snub already skips common dirs like node_modules, .git, .svn, and __pycache__ by default (you can turn that off with --no-skip), but an explicit -x/--exclude flag for user-supplied patterns would be even more
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Yep! Binaries are up on GitHub under Releases. Let me know if you hit any issues. https://github.com/seeyebe/snub/releases/tag/v0.3.0
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by seeyebe 1y ago
Hey, really appreciate that. means a lot coming from someone else in the raw C/WinAPI trenches. Just checked out phono too; super cool concept, I love seeing C used in unexpected spaces like that. Definitely gonna take a look at it pro
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Show HN: Snub – A fast, lightweight file search CLI for Windows (written in C)(github.com)
5 points by seeyebe 1y ago|7 comments