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A small and simplified set of commands for vibe coders to leverage version control without getting overwhelmed by the learning curve of git.

Help a new vibe coder out and tell them about us. Or try it for yourself on NPM. =)

Initially, I thought this would be funny, but then I saw all the posts on X and reddit about massive progress lost by a prompt gone awry. I thought about it some more and finally decided to build something.

I've used git myself for well over a decade, and I still remember watching YouTube videos and doing a codeschool course, trying to wrap my head around it in the beginning. If you're working solo on something, that's a big hurdle, especially when the other barriers to entry have gotten so low!

Then there's the fact of how many of us have aliases set up for git anyway. `gca` and `gcmsg "<message>"` save a lot of keystrokes. While I made this for newbs, I find myself actually using `vibe save "<message>"` unironically already.

hopefully this being self hosted gets around that kind of restriction (at least for a while...)
that's between me and steve
definitely off topic haha. i've got no idea though
thanks @pants2!

oh wow. i should have guessed taking it off the pricing page meant the price went up, not down.

this works in private channels, but not in DMs. i think that's okay given the likelihood of things getting to much for manual parsing in a 1:1 context.

if you've got the time/inclination, I'm interested to hear more about what you're getting at with the permissions & access piece

oh no... my time travel secrets!

i better fix that

Show HN: An open source alternative to some of Slack AI's premium features

https://github.com/meetbryce/open-source-slack-ai

The official Slack AI product looks great, but with limited access and add-on pricing, I decided to open-source the version I built. Especially for all the communities on Slack that would have to convert to paid and buy the upgrade to access the official SlackAI product/add-on which is not going to be financially viable in most cases.There's no plan to sell anything, just something I built as a...

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Re:Event Sourcing is Hard on Monday February 04, 2019 @12:47AM (#19074245)
Events in that context are totally different. Sure there's overlap, but that's mostly a coincidence.
Re:Show HN: Convert blog articles to high-quality audio on Monday January 07, 2019 @01:47AM (#18843301)
What's the catch? How are you providing this for free.
Re:GitHub and Jira Software Integration on Friday October 05, 2018 @02:17AM (#18146058)
That sounds a lot like a human problem, not a tool problem.
Any chance you’ve got a link you could share?
Yeah, once terms of keeping track of the qualitative aspects. Things like context, insights, learnings, next steps, methodology, etc

And you just keep track of those preso’s and in Dropbox/drive/box?

Re:Unit Economics (2015) on Sunday April 15, 2018 @06:24PM (#16845334)
Do we really think our world of venture backed startups is significant enough to directly impact inflation?
Re:Introducing unlimited private repositories on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @03:18AM (#11673211)
Seems like a good move, it's unclear to me what the difference is between Personal & Organization.
Your links don't open in a new tab, despite the icon and even if I use my middle mouse button.

Extremely annoying.

Re:Angular 2 Beta released on Tuesday December 15, 2015 @11:01PM (#10742285)
I had a positive experience with ng-book for ng1. Although I've only read about half, I found it very useful.

I haven't started using ng2 yet, but if I do decide to learn it i'll be purchasing ng-book 2.

Re:Django 1.9 Released on Wednesday December 02, 2015 @12:18AM (#10661139)
also, hail Docker.
Re:Bootstrap 4 alpha on Wednesday August 19, 2015 @09:36PM (#10089600)
> From a quick look, it still looks bloated for people who don't want to design with mobile in mind

Why would anyone not be designing for mobile in 2015? I question why you would even bother using BS if you're building something non-responsive. Might as well just revert back to 960gs... haha