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I wanted a quick and easy way to restore my projects and start them up from templates that I create.
I wanted a quick action menu to do actions like build my projects and open GitHub PRs and such.
I hope this functionality comes to Herdr natively someday.
But until then, here's a little tool for you to use.
Would love feedback from anybody as to how to improve this or add more functionality.
I really see this as the supercharge that takes Herdr to the next level for my productivity.
I wanted an editor that worked over SSH, played nice with tmux, and was easy to use.
SpiceEdit is a mouse-first code editor for SSH workflows. Click a file, tweak a line, save, and get back to your agents.
It's a Mac OS X app that creates a local proxy to a remote server that has a SQLite database. Then you can use tools like TablesPlus or any other GUI to access and manage your remote database. The app does not just download the database locally. It accesses the SQLite database on the remote server, and proxies the results back.
I haven't released the app yet, but I'm looking for some beta testers to run through this app and find any edge cases that I've missed.
I wrote a little manifesto here: https://remotesqlite.com/
If you're interested in signing up to be a beta tester, you can sign up here: https://remotesqlite.com/beta/signup
As a beta tester, I'll give you a free license, in exchange for you putting the app through its paces and providing any feedback or bugs or issues you might come up with.
Thanks. ~Spicer
Also, there's a lot of value in having a third-party service notice for you. Then there's an arm's length transaction showing that the proper notice was served in the proper way.
There's lots of sleaze-bag lawyers out there that will represent a tenant for free because they immediately see something wrong in how the service is done. They know the case will be thrown out. And they could pass on their legal fees to the landlord, who obviously has money. This happens over and over and over again.
So there's actually a lot of value in what I am offering landlords here.
I'm not sure I understand your "rather insulting" comment about posts being written in ChatGPT. Of course I use AI to help me write better blog posts. Just like I would use AI to write better code. I would call it insulting anyone who doesn't write a blog post using AI. AI is an incredibly powerful tool, and anyone who doesn't run their blog posts through it isn't trying to use all available tools to make the best possible product (ie a blog post). With that said, all the ideas in the blog post came from me. I had several rounds of edits with AI. So I simply disagree with your submission that it's dumb or insulting to use ChatGPT to write a blog post.
Ask me anything about the trade or code......
But on the other hand, the NY Times makes it super hard to close down your account. I tell all my friends to choose other newspapers because of it.