15:[[47482156,{"by":"selixe_","descendants":0,"id":47482156,"kids":[47482158],"score":3,"time":1774213654,"title":"Show HN: EnvMaster – inject encrypted env variables from your terminal","type":"story","url":"https://www.envmaster.dev/"}],[47459472,{"by":"minviex","descendants":3,"id":47459472,"kids":[47460554,47470787],"score":3,"text":"I kept using the W3Schools "Try It" editor and similar tools, and every time it was slower, more ads, more bloat. So I built a clean replacement.

It's a single HTML file hosted on GitHub Pages. CodeMirror for syntax highlighting, combined or split HTML/CSS/JS tabs, dark/light mode, resizable panes, shareable links via URL hash. No server, no account, no tracking or cookies (just Plausible for basic traffic stats).

The plan is to add more tools over time (JSON formatter, regex tester, etc.) under the same idea — free, fast, no bloat.","time":1774035107,"title":"Show HN: Free code editor/preview, no ads, no login, single HTML file or Split","type":"story","url":"https://takeonanything.com/editor/"}],[47458348,{"by":"johndamaia","descendants":48,"id":47458348,"kids":[47461003,47463077,47461105,47461130,47460814,47461463,47461099,47464788,47460512,47461031,47463624,47460907,47461472,47464329,47471249,47464334,47460503,47460971,47460712,47462292,47462059,47461931],"score":66,"text":"Email is one of those tools we check daily but its underlying experience didn’t evolve much. I use Gmail, as probably most of you reading this.

The Arc browser brought joy and taste to browsing the web. Cursor created a new UX with agents ready to work for you in a handy right panel.

I use these three tools every day. Since Arc was acquired by Atlassian, I’ve been wondering: what if I built a new interface that applied Arc’s UX to email rather than browser tabs, while making AI agents easily available to help manage emails, events, and files?

I built a frontend PoC to showcase the idea.

Try it: https://demo.define.app

I’m not sure about it though... Is it worth continuing to explore this idea?","time":1774029980,"title":"Show HN: I made an email app inspired by Arc browser","type":"story","url":"https://demo.define.app"}],[47428868,{"by":"thijsverreck","descendants":38,"id":47428868,"kids":[47430635,47429556,47430588,47430862,47429379,47431839,47432052,47475024,47431210,47431165,47436230,47429666,47434706,47430602,47430387,47430733,47433387,47430546,47432715,47434325,47442335,47440130,47433545,47435084,47431259,47431491,47433223],"score":88,"text":"$16","time":1773855985,"title":"Show HN: Tmux-IDE, OSS agent-first terminal IDE","type":"story","url":"https://tmux.thijsverreck.com"}],[47430211,{"by":"kozhan","descendants":1,"id":47430211,"kids":[47431123],"score":1,"text":"$17","time":1773861436,"title":"Show HN: How to cache your codebase for AI agents","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/kaanozhan/Frame"}],[47430896,{"by":"kan101","descendants":2,"id":47430896,"kids":[47450284,47431325,47431084],"score":3,"text":"Most products are only seen by a fraction of the people who'd love them - not because they aren't great, but because distribution is exhausting. Relistd fixes that.","time":1773865080,"title":"Show HN: Get listed on 20 Launch Platforms simultaneously","type":"story","url":"https://relistd.com"}],[47430505,{"by":"enahs-sf","descendants":15,"id":47430505,"kids":[47430534,47431113,47430707,47431891,47452135,47431043,47431656],"score":11,"text":"Hello HN,

I created Crossle after playing a dice version of this once. it's web/mobile only with mechanics similar to wordle. the object is to create a crossword using scrabble words that is fully connected and each word is at least 3 characters long. all letters must be used. Fun weekend coding project that I'd love to get any feedback on.

thanks!","time":1773863080,"title":"Show HN: Crossle – Scrabble meets crossword game","type":"story","url":"https://playcrossle.com/"}],[47428541,{"by":"speckx","descendants":431,"id":47428541,"kids":[47429598,47429722,47429309,47430365,47429372,47429515,47429350,47429053,47429444,47429026,47431008,47431548,47430764,47429250,47429273,47429513,47430720,47430768,47429146,47429266,47429314,47430122,47432099,47429370,47429226,47431069,47433688,47429860,47429819,47429112,47429385,47479272,47429367,47430174,47429334,47429815,47430817,47429415,47429185,47429403,47442847,47429184,47429483,47430093,47429362,47429211,47429196,47431009,47429511,47430984,47432326,47430098,47430565,47431511,47429065,47431800,47431435,47431018,47429311,47429046,47429461,47430288,47429458,47429051,47429487,47429087,47429445,47432339,47431075,47430760,47435588,47456681,47432861,47429439,47465904,47431192,47432680,47430965,47429620,47437308,47435524,47434674,47433349,47434996,47433338,47431413,47429966,47431091,47429476,47430745,47429631,47429254,47429721],"score":352,"time":1773854522,"title":"AI coding is gambling","type":"story","url":"https://notes.visaint.space/ai-coding-is-gambling/"}],[47414203,{"by":"tillcarlos","descendants":2,"id":47414203,"kids":[47417018,47428250],"score":4,"text":"Hey HN

I am used to store my secrets in Rails 8 fashion in so-called encrypted credentials, and committed to git.

The problem became: where to store the RAILS_MASTER_KEY securely?

Many people use 1password CLI, which can pull the keys out, but I didn't want to start using 1password.

Touchenv is a quick repo I spun up, which works surprisingly well.

e.g. deploying from localhost:

  - pnpm stagedeploy.  \n  - starts touchenv exec .env -- kamal deploy. \n  - Touch Id prompt comes up. I have to confirm it with my fingerprint. \n  - Deploy runs.\n

\nMy next step is to make a similar thing for my CI, or just use the KWS from AWS. I'll look into that soon.

Any feedback is appreciated.","time":1773761971,"title":"Show HN: Touchenv – store ENV master keys in macOS keychain","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/tillcarlos/touchenv"}]]

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