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Show HN: I made a moving map of SF's trains in real time
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Show HN: I made a list of the vulnerabilities I got on my blog
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Ask HN: Non-engineers, how often do you code products? And how?
I've been talking to many non-technical (people who haven't worked as engineers before) people and I'm surprised by the amount of code and automation they are writing (especially across platforms). Would love to hear if others are doing similar? And how?
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Ask HN: How do you host your vibe coded tools/sites?
I've been building a lot of tools for my company internally and have been doing a combination of self-hosting on VPS/Vercel/whatever else. Super curious how everyone is going from localhost to sharing in your team.
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Show HN: TakoVM – Serverless file systems for agents
Make shareable software for free using Gemini 3.7 flash on Reachpad
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Ask HN: What is your biggest bottleneck when developing with agents
I've been developing with agents daily, more than 8 hours a day, and I've been thinking about the bottlenecks around for end-to-end development using them. I've find testing is one (as my previous Ask HN pointed out) but I am also wondering if agents would be more useful if they had access to the same infrastructure, software and environments we do as human developers. Would love to hear what...
Ask HN: How do you go from writing code to deploying with agents?
Been doing hardcode agent driven coding for the past year. I feel like I now have to test all my code locally with agents reviewing them and ideally testing them. Unfortunately I feel like the traditional CI/CD testing is starting to feel like a formality. Would love to know what everyone is doing, and if I'm not the only one making a mistake.