... Yatko" src=" https://yatko.app/badge.svg " height="54"></a> This links your repo to the Yatko landing page ( yatko.app/owner/repo ), which still picks the right binary for each visitor s OS and arch. You can also copy the snippet from any release page Share Embed button ...

... inside gh already, or writing a CI step, or on a box you'll throw away in ten minutes. Four doors now. gh extension install gfazioli/gh-octoscope and it answers to gh octoscope. A container on ghcr.io , multi-arch and about 7 MB, for --json and --plain. The bare executables sit next to the archives on every release, so a curl needs no unpacking. And brew, as always. The container is deliberately not the dashboard. A TUI inside a container ...

... honest experience is: PH gives you the venue, but the traffic has to come from somewhere, and "somewhere" is the audience you built (or didnt) in the months before. that said, i dont think "before the product" vs "after" is the real question. the failure mode isnt timing, its silence. i validated the idea privately (i was my own first user, scratching my own itch), which answered "is this worth building" but it answered nothing about "will strangers care ... ... every product creator asks themselves. For me, I jumped in on day one after launching and never looked back. You have to believe in yourself before expecting others to believe in you. Comment from Arnold Oshenye(@oshylabs): The doer versus

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... simulate it. No more starting from a blank canvas. 2. Live Team Collab Design and review systems with your team in real time. Cursors, comments, the whole thing. Great for interview prep with a friend or arch reviews at work. 3. CHINI-bench A benchmark for whether LLMs can design systems that actually survive failure. 30 problems, deterministic scoring, no LLM judge. Frontier models average 66 72/100, and none pass more than 9 of 30. Leaderboard is live. Check ... ... chinilla.com Also, one small ask we're collecting quotes for the landing page. If Chinilla helped you (interview prep, arch

... honestly, the pricing difference is wild. Same bare-metal performance, global edge infrastructure with sub-100ms latency, no egress fees, no hidden markups. What's everyone paying for cloud compute right now? Curious if others have found good alternatives. Comment from Adrin D'souza(@second_son_of_god): 70% off your cloud bill is insane, that s the kind of number people don t believe until they see the invoice. No egress fees + bare-metal performance at that price ... ... Gupta(@itsomg): @new_user___0932026a86e905cf4b2b7f7  amazing point, but while building Huddle01 Cloud we made sure the balance of cost and speed is managed the whole stack is controllable by CLI or Terraform without any major changes in your arch

... everyone, I'm Brian. I'm a CS student based in Texas. I've been coding in JS/Python for a while (Arch Linux btw...), but I've always been too nervous to ship something public. This Friday, I'm finally launching my first project, a privacy-focused Meme Creator built with React 19. Just wanted to say hi and break the ice. If anyone has advice for surviving your first launch day, I'm all ears ...

... does tiling left right up down. Dmenu launcher mode shows clock and ascii art. I'll post it soon once I pick a good keyboard daemon and make a good install script for at least debian, ubuntu, and arch. I also wanna get alt tab working but because of the nature of the keybind calls the script doesn't register window state or stack order. I can probably just get the stack order from xprop and then cycle through windows ...