I won't post here anymore, I'm not happy about it. I truly wanted to believe in this open platform, but I have to face reality: my goal is to build an open-source devtool startup, I need to be where it's happening. This is why I will focus my efforts on twitter for now, hope you understand
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Full time nerd building devtools pad.ws - whiteboard IDE gitingest.com - Turn a git repo into a prompt
I'm mind blown Claude just decoded my jwt token without any tool, it was base64. When I asked how, he denied at first but apparently Claude is fluent in various encodings
If you could add a secret system prompt to every LLM without users knowing, what would it be?
Reddit made me do it, pad.ws is now open-source and self-hostable 🚀 Check out the repo: github.com/pad-ws/pad.ws
Did you know? If you go to pad.ws and open htop in a new terminal You can see the server getting wrecked in real time (what's 300 ubuntu containers anyway?)
Did you know? If you go to pad.ws and open htop in a new terminal You can see the server getting wrecked in real time
dear early adopters (the real MVPs) Every "submit feedback" form you fill matters so much to builders like me, please continue (and I love crafting those personalised answers)
Pad.ws Beta is now open to everyone! 🚀 It's a dev environment in your browser that works like a note-taking app. An infinite canvas running Ubuntu where you can code, sketch ideas, and launch terminals or VS Code. Try it, break it, tell us what you think
I have no idea why there's so many pip installs recently, anyone have a clue?
A friend told me I should share my dev environment So here is a little demo of how I leverage an infinite canvas to keep track of my dev stuff: - Devcontainers - Architecture diagram - Plans and Ideas... I'm planning to release it open-source, check out pad.ws
Gitingest update 0.1.3 You can now `pip install gitingest` for windows! and we reached 10K downloads! 🔥 pepy.tech/projects/git...
I'm curious when people will realize that we've already transitioned to "code is law"
Context > Agents I believe that in 2025, trying to improve the context for LLMs brings more value than trying to find the perfect autonomous agent for your task The models are doing the heavy lifting anyway, and providing relevant context makes them 10 times more efficient Keep it simple
I'm beginning to realize that Chrome Bookmarks might be the only productivity tool I really need. While I used to be a big fan of Notion, I now find it slow and impractical. I don't think Notion's quality has decreased, but AI tools have drastically raised our UX expectations
It's so exciting to see people use gitingest in such smart ways What a great usecase @johnlindquist.com! egghead.io/generate-cus...
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Tired of replacing "hub" with "ingest" in Github URLs manually? Me too! Well it's over now, @lcandy.bsky.social made a neat browser extension for gitingest! Thank you so much Check out the repo: github.com/lcandy2/giti... Get it for Chrome: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/git-i...
Tired of replacing "hub" with "ingest" in Github URLs manually? Me too! Well it's over now thanks to this browser extension @lcandy.bsky.social made! I feel very lucky that this project attracts such creative minds, thank you! Get it for Chrome: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/git-i...
I never code on my local machine, only in cloud dev envs. I usually dev on a simple Ubuntu VM through vscode. Github codespaces are amazing for reviewing PRs as well Am I the only one?
I polished the tree structure for digests, I'm thinking about including a small description paragraph to further enhance the context definition What informations would be good to include for the LLM reasoning?
Gitingest is now available as a python package! You can use all the features from the website as a CLI or in your python code pypi.org/project/giti...