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Why Codex works better than Claude Code for my production monolith

Over the last year I mostly used Codex, but during the last month I tried Claude Code with Opus 4.6 and 4.7. These are my notes.This is not a benchmark. It is just my experience from daily use on one production codebase. For some medium-complexity tasks, I also ran both tools with the same prompts, but I did not try to make this a controlled evaluation.TL;DR: for my production Python monolith,...

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The main use case is browser-based debugging against a production-like client: the client keeps talking to the real domain, but specific endpoints are served by your local backend.

Show HN: Secure Agent Execution for Your Repository via Virtualization

https://github.com/antonguzun/openoman

I’m working on openoman, an open-source runtime for secure agent work on real repositories. The goal is to let agents do useful work without getting your Git credentials, touching your normal environment, or owning the publishing flow.Each task runs in an isolated disposable sandbox. Publishing stays on the trusted side. And the system is API-first, so tasks can come from cli, bots, or your own...

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Show HN: Live demo anomaly detection for blind spots

https://demo.tsight.app/dashboard

I built a service to make anomaly detection dead simple. You can connect your business or technical metrics and tsight highlights unusual changes you’d likely miss-so you can act before users or revenue are impacted.It’s free right now (no payment system integrated yet). I’d love feedback on real-world datasets and what signals you care about most.

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Show HN: Tsight – Anomaly detection for your data (MVP with ClickHouse)

https://land.tsight.app

Hi there! I built an app to monitor data in a data source because I was tired of manually setting thresholds for each metric in Grafana. I started with ClickHouse, which I use at my job for data warehousing and log storage, but I plan to add support for other data sources in the future.

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Re:Show HN: The fastest Ethereum graph explorer (OpenSource) on Tuesday October 15, 2024 @02:44AM (#41845648)
BTC is the next obvious step. The most challenging thing is to find relative off-chain data. It's still in progress.

The feature I'm working on is finding paths between 2 wallets. However, I was forced to remove it because it's not stable enough and consumes too many resources.

Re:Show HN: The fastest Ethereum graph explorer (OpenSource) on Monday October 14, 2024 @03:05AM (#41834975)
I initially tried using Memgraph but faced stability issues and a lack of flow control tools during traversal, making it impossible to load one month’s worth of Ethereum blockchain data. The current solution, however, handles 10 times more data hosted on the same machine.

ClickHouse is an excellent database, provided you don't need to traverse graphs. Graph traversal requires many queries, and frequent disk interactions can significantly degrade performance.