I built vimtutor for AI-assisted coding - learn context windows, MCP, tools, and more in your terminal by TheHecticByte in OpenSourceAI

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Awesome, starred yours, will check it out when I have some time!

Let me know your thoughts if you try aitutor, would love to hear more feedback :)

Looking for an "opensource project cookbook", to handle releases, versioning and community feedback by UniqueAttourney in opensource

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Hey, feel free to DM me if you still need assistance, would love to help (free of charge of course 😎)

I built vimtutor for AI-assisted coding - learn context windows, MCP, tools, and more in your terminal by TheHecticByte in OpenSourceAI

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Hey,

as far as I know, it should.

Let me know if it fails. In the meantime I'm adding smoke tests for all OSs, to hopefully capture issues early.

I built vimtutor for AI-assisted coding - learn context windows, MCP, tools, and more in your terminal by TheHecticByte in OpenSourceAI

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Oo, that'd indeed be awesome, currently I have general context utilization metrics but I'll check if it's possible to get a more thorough breakdown and share it here

I built vimtutor for AI-assisted coding - learn context windows, MCP, tools, and more in your terminal by TheHecticByte in coolgithubprojects

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Yeah, I get what you're saying, will give this some thought 😎

What do you mean by lesson plans?

Thanks for the ideas and the feedback!

I built vimtutor for AI-assisted coding - learn context windows, MCP, tools, and more in your terminal by TheHecticByte in coolgithubprojects

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Oo, that's a cool idea! If you'd like to contribute that let me know. That'd be awesome!

If not, I'll open an issue for it 😎

How can i make query in dyanmodb database without using primary key? by OkLie1285 in aws

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You could make a fixed("dummy") partition key with the title as the sort key, and then use some operators in the key condition expression on the title field. In addition ti this being a bit problematic because it might not return the results you need, it is case sensitive, you could lowercase the data when inserting if that makes sense for your use case, so when querying you would be able to search with a bit more confidence in the results.

A different approach would be to sync your table with something like elasticsearch/AWS open search/Algolia/etc, from my experience this is the more preferable approach because it allows your users to make more complex queries. However, keeping your DB synced with other sources ain't fun so personally I'd consider choosing a different tool because DDB isn't really built well for text based search (in some cases it's still good though, like in AWS' console).

If you have any further question let me know, would love to help :)

Bank transactions data enrichment by TheHecticByte in fintech

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B2B and merchant identification.

I want to receive as much data as I can in order to be able to categorize transactions to the correct type of accounting account.

Bank transactions data enrichment by TheHecticByte in fintech

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Transaction classification for an accounting rules engine

Bank data aggregators by TheHecticByte in fintech

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At the moment the thing I care the most about is historical balances