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by tomatohs 2y ago
AI is a machine that can creates more than what you put in. That is "value creation" by definition. If you've used AI, you know it's a massive timesaver. I find a lot of those who are skeptical haven't used it very
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by tomatohs 2y ago
thanks, updated
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by tomatohs 2y ago
TestDriver.ai | https://testdriver.ai | Austin TX, ONSITE (Flex) | Everything We are a small team building an AI QA Agent for GitHub - on a mission to eliminate repetitive work from developers. Our v2 agent (released this week
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by tomatohs 2y ago
TestDriver.ai | https://testdriver.ai | Austin TX, Flex | Everything We are a small team building an AI QA Agent for GitHub - on a mission to eliminate repetitive work from developers. Our v2 agent (released this week) is the be
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by tomatohs 3y ago
I made a mini Arduino-powered smart home that was used for demos at tradeshows [1]. It had to be shipped first to San Fran, then it went to Vegas for CES and a few more places. I had the same thought at first, "I should really solder t
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by tomatohs 3y ago
We're building an AI Agent that can perform manual testing on feature branches [1]. I can tell you, it works, and it's going to get better, and it's going to happen fast. It's not hard at all for an AI to read text on th
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by tomatohs 3y ago
We are building "Loom for devs" at https://dashcam.io
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Show HN: Loom for Developers (Beta)(dashcam.io)
9 points by tomatohs 3y ago|3 comments
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How to send logs from your local environment to Dashcam(blog.dashcam.io)
1 points by tomatohs 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomatohs 4y ago
It's always bugged me that software breaks so easily. Even with the full source code, it can be impossible to get something running again just months later. I've documented my entire work history with screenshots in my portfolio [
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by tomatohs 4y ago
We're building a startup based on this idea, though we find that the #1 use cases is catching unexpected bugs. Is that what you find as well, when recording with OBS? Check out http://replayable.io .
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by tomatohs 4y ago
Few annoying things: - I really want Zapier integration but I don't want to ask you for it - Needing to join discord to get an invite code - I need to auth and give your bot all my permissions before I know what it can do
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Show HN: Never miss another bug with dashcam for development(blog.replayable.io)
2 points by tomatohs 4y ago|1 comments
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How to improve your developer experience with short embeddable demos(blog.replayable.io)
1 points by tomatohs 4y ago|0 comments
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by tomatohs 5y ago
The Partiful tagline on Twitter is “Facebook events for hot people,” which shows that they’re fully aware they’re they anti-facebook. It’s the entire schtick.
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by tomatohs 5y ago
I'm working on an "instant replay for developers" desktop app for exactly this case. Create desktop instant-replays to embed in pull requests: http://replayable.io/
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Show HN: Haxor Developer Experience Testing(haxor.sh)
1 points by tomatohs 6y ago|0 comments
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by tomatohs 6y ago
A big reason we use leetcode style challenges is because they can be automatically scored, while take-homes take a lot more to review. I'm building a developer screens sharing app that, among other things, automates non-whiteboard inte
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Lint Your Documentation(haxor.sh)
1 points by tomatohs 6y ago|0 comments
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by tomatohs 6y ago
Jeff Wilson, the founder of Kasita, is working on a new housing startup called "Jupe." His pitch to me was that Jupe solves a lot of the zoning and foundation problems he encountered while selling Kasitas. https://jupe.
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by tomatohs 6y ago
The problem is that we do not have a standard "output unit." > Productivity: the effectiveness of productive effort, especially in industry, as measured in terms of the rate of output per unit of input. We can all agree "l
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by tomatohs 6y ago
Here's an example of readme output: https://gist.github.com/ianjennings/15a65d05f1112e6b9cfc31ca...
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by tomatohs 6y ago
Here you can click on a line of code and be brought to that point in the video: https://github.com/haxordx/paircast-demo-1/blame/main/main.j...
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by tomatohs 6y ago
Why not both?
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by tomatohs 6y ago
Yes! Asciinema and similar tools were huge inspirations. Editing the video from transcript (like Descript) is certainly a feature for the future. For now, you can use "highlights" to isolate the "the good parts." See thi
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by tomatohs 6y ago
I think the audience here is missing that the code diffs are included in the markdown below, probably because you need to scroll to see them. See around 3:38: https://app.paircast.io/replay/fa41d539-aea0-4d62-a192-3cd77
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by tomatohs 6y ago
The git commit hash is included at the top of every diff in the transcript. You can `git checkout [the hash]` to get the code at that point.
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by tomatohs 6y ago
Video at this resolution is a common use case, so feedback like this is helpful. No developer wants to reduce their screen resolution to record a screencast, it totally breaks flow. There is a huge focus on text, which is why the full markd
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by tomatohs 6y ago
Recorded this yesterday pretty quickly and submitted it here not thinking much of it. Turned the iframe into a CTA.
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by tomatohs 6y ago
It's a three-way link between video, git commits, and markdown. You can edit the markdown on the cast as well. None of this is explained as well as it should be.

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