stefanhoelzl

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by stefanhoelzl 1mo ago
Per-AI I was pretty picky about the right code „esthetics“ and had joy in finding better patterns and solutions to have understandable and maintainable code. This led to me being often slow and never finishing my side projects as soon as th
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by stefanhoelzl 3mo ago
Working on multiple tasks/projects in parallel. The crux is to know where your attention is needed and quickly get the full context of the task when you come back. That’s why I built Codehydra https://github.com/stefanh
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by stefanhoelzl 3mo ago
For me the most important part is to do multiple jobs at once, so while the agent is doing anything I can work with another agent which needs input. For this to work, I must be able to have the complete context for a task in one place, to g
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by stefanhoelzl 4mo ago
https://github.com/stefanhoelzl/codehydra Allows me to efficiently work on multiple tasks in multiple repositories concurrently.
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by stefanhoelzl 6mo ago
Thanks for giving it a try! If you have any questions or problems just open a issue on github!
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by stefanhoelzl 6mo ago
I had primarily the issue, that when working only on one task at a time, I had nothing to do, when my AI was thinking or implementing a plan. Just launching multiple AI instances does not scale because you loose the overview an context of e
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by stefanhoelzl 6mo ago
Until October 2026 I used mainly PyCharm. Since then I do all my dev work with Claude Code. And currently pulling in more and more workflows into Codehydra including PRs and Issue management.
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by stefanhoelzl 6mo ago
a IDE to work with multiple AI agents in isolated workspaces. https://codehydra.dev / https://github.com/stefanhoelzl/codehydra It is not only isolating with a git worktree but also all other context r
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by stefanhoelzl 7mo ago
Do not wait for your agent, launch parallel tasks when your agent is working. Then it does not matter anymore how long your agent takes, as long as you always have at least one idle agent. Codehydra ( https://github.com/stefa
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by stefanhoelzl 7mo ago
Solving my issue with context switching when working with multiple coding agent sessions. https://github.com/stefanhoelzl/codehydra Always looking for feedback and ideas how others handle this!
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by stefanhoelzl 8mo ago
I was building Codehydra because since I started using coding agents, my workflow changed dramatically. I mostly run multiple sessions at once and I am mostly reviewing and testing the changes. The context switching and keeping track of my
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Show HN: CodeHydra – Run multiple isolated AI coding agents in parallel(codehydra.dev)
1 points by stefanhoelzl 8mo ago|1 comments
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by stefanhoelzl 8mo ago
CodeHydra ( https://github.com/stefanhoelzl/codehydra or https://codehydra.dev ) a multi-workspace IDE for parallel AI agent development. I've been using AI coding agents for more and more tasks, but did
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Linux Kernel Version Numbers(kroah.com)
4 points by stefanhoelzl 10mo ago|0 comments
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Framework (2nd Gen) Event is live on February 25th(community.frame.work)
4 points by stefanhoelzl 2y ago|2 comments
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by stefanhoelzl 2y ago
What are your guesses about what they will show?
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Linux kernel could cut energy use in data centres by up to 30 per cent(cs.uwaterloo.ca)
33 points by stefanhoelzl 2y ago|4 comments
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by stefanhoelzl 3y ago
You could try Bazel with a remote cache https://bazel.build/remote/caching But it requires some work to move all your build an test targets to bazel.
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Ask HN: End-of-Line Testing Solution
1 points by stefanhoelzl 4y ago|0 comments
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by stefanhoelzl 4y ago
If the company went bankrupt, the liquidator tries to get as much money as possible back. I know from one case where all the IT equipment was sold to an auction house.
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Tachyum Prodogy claims SPECrate 2017 Integer performance of around 4x Intel 8380(tachyum.com)
1 points by stefanhoelzl 4y ago|0 comments
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Ampere Strategy and Product Roadmap Update, 2022(youtube.com)
1 points by stefanhoelzl 4y ago|0 comments
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Things are getting Rusty in the Linux kernel(hackaday.com)
6 points by stefanhoelzl 4y ago|0 comments
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by stefanhoelzl 5y ago
This similar project could also be interesting https://github.com/mrh1997/headlock It is used at my company to test our firmware written in C with python and was developed by a colleague.
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by stefanhoelzl 5y ago
btw CNIL is the french national data protection authority https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_nationale_de_l%27in...
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by stefanhoelzl 5y ago
currently this page says: Dear Air France, After filling in your Web form for a refund of my flight ticket, your infrastructure generated an e-mail to this domain which was then promptly bounced back to me since you failed to register it. I
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Air France missed to register support domain(websupportairfrance.fr)
2 points by stefanhoelzl 5y ago|3 comments
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by stefanhoelzl 5y ago
Yes exactly, mypy will catch mismatching types. But in my example I do not have mismatching types, but still can detect an issue when testing a function which expects `Optional[float]` only with an `int`. Regarding literals or annotated var
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by stefanhoelzl 5y ago
mypy accepts much broader types then the concept I was proposing. Lets take this example: def foo(bar: Optional[float]) -> Optional[float]: return bar def test_foo(): assert foo(5) == 5 It has 100% code coverage and
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Ask HN: What do you think about type coverage in Python?
2 points by stefanhoelzl 5y ago|4 comments

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