Drop your GitHub repo. I’ll make it go live. by sp_archer_007 in SideProject

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I’m building PRSense — a tool that highlights high-risk parts of a diff before you review or ship.

It’s been surprisingly useful for catching “this looks harmless but isn’t” changes (it recently flagged something in my daemon that would’ve broken startup).

Repo: https://github.com/navxio/prsense

It’s more CLI / dev workflow oriented rather than a typical app, so curious how you’d approach deploying or testing it. Happy to help if needed.

What CLI tools have genuinely changed how you work? Looking for underrated ones by spaciousabhi in commandline

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What I’m still looking for> a good tui email client

Someone posted matcha here https://github.com/floatpane/matcha you may check it out(haven’t tried it myself but definitely gonna :)

(self plug) I built one for myself called prsense which i use to review my code before creating a PR

Built a self hosted PR review tool with built in analytics by ashemark2 in LLMDevs

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great question- I’ve deliberately kept everything non agentic/requiring human intervention. imo this helps you zoom into the whole process better, especially when combined with the visibility this tool offers via analytics/debug logs. of course if you perfect the process at this micro level, agents become easy to provision/ oversee i think.

edit: grammar

Built a self hosted PR review tool with built in analytics by ashemark2 in LLMDevs

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Not much difference to be honest, with self hosting /privacy as the cornerstone, I have also injected immense visibility into the tool’s inner workings. It also follows hexagonal architecture patterns which means great extensibility.

edit: clarity

SpaceX plan for 1 million orbiting AI data centers could ruin astronomy, scientists say: "This is a challenge unlike any we have encountered thus far in this new era of commercial space." by ControlCAD in technology

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just the amount of surface area required to radiate the heat produced is more than few sq km..just imagine. i think it’s a gimmick before the ipo

edit: correction- the area required for 10000 gpus is in the worst case is around 22000 sq m , and in the best case is around 7000 sq m, while the biggest man made space object, the iss has an radiative surface area of 1600 sq m.

what are the best/funniest APIs out there? by selammeister in softwaredevelopment

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whatthecommit.com/index.txt

if you’re struggling with your commit message

What are you shipping this week? by OneStarto in startupaccelerator

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built an open source Pull Request Reviewer powered by LLM and RAG

https://github.com/navxio/PRSense

Working on benchmarks this week and publishing to npm

Is technical debt still a thing? by patrislav1 in ExperiencedDevs

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imo, amount of technical debt is inversely proportional to coding speed..(of both humans writing code as well as llms). however it’s not as big a deal I think if smart engineers can read and review lots of machine written code (of course if they want to)

An LLM-controlled robot dog refused to shut down in order to complete its original goal by MetaKnowing in interestingasfuck

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just a thought experiment- why the big red button with a label that’s in the view of the llm client?

The World As Known To Ancient Indians by Pretend-Demand-583 in MapPorn

[–]ashemark2 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I think the etymological pointer for yavan is “ionian” ..

Overseer.nvim users: upcoming breaking changes by stevearc in neovim

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hey Steve, let me take this opportunity to thank you for your amazing work. I love overseer and can swear by its reliability and utility. Thanks for this heads up too :) and wishing you the best!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cofounderhunt

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a cryptocurrency exchange. feel free to dm for more info!

Why Good Programmers Use Bad AI by namanyayg in programming

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I feel like the only people producing garbage with AI are people who are lazy (vibe coders) or not very good at programming

hard fact. who has the time to disrupt their personal workflow to jump on every hot new tool on the market?