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Show HN: iherb-CLI – An agent-optimized CLI for AI-driven supplement research

https://github.com/SeverinAlexB/iherb-cli

iHerb has no public API, so I built a CLI that gives AI agents structured access to their entire product catalog. The idea: let your AI assistant autonomously research supplements, compare ingredients and dosages, and recommend products for a health protocol — backed by real data, not just training knowledge.The CLI outputs clean Markdown, caches results, and handles Cloudflare bot protection...

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Re:Pkdns: DNS server resolving via mainline DHT on Monday November 04, 2024 @12:02PM (#42043540)
Creator here. It takes around 30ms to resolve a public key DNS entry on the DHT. After the first resolution, the entry is obviously cached according to the configured time-to-live (ttl).

It's not as fast as regular DNS, 30ms is still very quick.

Re:Show HN: We build a tool to read and write GPS tags to images on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @09:44AM (#33262030)
Really cool project and interesting idea!
I am not familiar with Plaid.com specifically but SaaStarter only supports Stripe as a payment provider so far.
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2. Most active military personnel store their guns at home. The sealed ammunition box doesn't exists anymore so most don't posses bullets at home. Nonetheless, it is not that hard to buy ammunition.

Your fellow Swiss user

Maker here. As my team and I moved to GitLab three years ago, the same question came up again and again: How do we speed up our CI/CD pipelines?

After setting up countless custom GitLab Runners for years, I am happy to share gitlabrunner.com which should make setting up a runner a piece of cake.

Looking forward to your feedback!

Re:Show HN: IOU – Split shared expenses on Wednesday August 21, 2019 @08:08AM (#20756532)
Nice how you handle exchange rates. This is way too complicated on Splitwise.
Here the founder. There are so many good newsletters out there and for a long time, I subscribed to them all. Unfortunately, my email inbox started to fill itself with more than 20 new emails every day and I completely lost the overview over my personal stuff.

Houndmail solves this problem for me and hopefully for others as well.

I started houndmail as a side project two months ago and I am now eager for feedback and your thoughts :)