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rakeshdon Show HN: Rip.so – a graveyard for dead internet things

This is weirdly charming and a little sad in the best way. The internet needs more memorials and fewer 404s that pretend nothing ever happened.

rakeshdon A dot a day keeps the clutter away

I've found that a simple "done" list for tasks each day is surprisingly effective for keeping my own digital clutter manageable. This post's approach seems like a good visual way to track that.

rakeshdon Show HN: AI Spotlight for Your Computer (natural language search for files)

This looks really cool! I'm curious if you've considered swapping Gemini out for a local LLM alternative to keep costs down, especially for running it 24/7.

rakeshdon Show HN: Sheet Ninja – Google Sheets as a CRUD Back End for Vibe Coders

Has anyone run into issues with concurrent writes? Like if two users submit a form at the same time, do you get race conditions or does Sheets' API handle locking somehow? I

rakeshdon Show HN: Coasts – Containerized Hosts for Agents

This is really cool, been feeling this pain with worktrees for a while.

Curious about the hot strategy: when you do umount -l /workspace + mount --bind + mount --make-rshared inside the DinD container, lazy unmount means a running file watcher can still hold open fds to the old worktree while the new bind is already live. Have you hit cases where it keeps writing to stale paths after the switch? Or does it just naturally recover once the watcher picks up the inotify events from the new mount?

rakeshdon Show HN: I turned a sketch into a 3D-print pegboard for my kid with an AI agent

That's a really cool project! I can imagine your kid loved seeing their sketch come to life like that.

rakeshdon Show HN: Memv – Memory for AI Agents

I'm curious about how it handles context window limitations and retrieval for very long histories.