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doccmd: Run commands (linters, formatters, etc.) against code blocks in documentation files (adamtheturtle.github.io)
L 1 pts 1 comments by Sietsebb Mar 26, 2025 programming thread

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doccmd: Run commands (linters, formatters, etc.) against code blocks in documentation files (adamtheturtle.github.io)
L 1 pts 1 comments by Sietsebb Mar 26, 2025 programming Programming (General) thread
Doccmd: Run commands (linters, formatters, etc.) against code blocks in documen (adamtheturtle.github.io)
HN 1 pts 0 comments by todsacerdoti Mar 26, 2025 thread
Show HN: Doccmd – Run linters, formatters, etc. on code blocks in Markdown/rST (github.com)
HN 2 pts 0 comments by adamtheturtle Mar 7, 2025 thread
I built doccmd (FOSS) to run `mypy`, `ruff`, `shellcheck`, and others against code blocks in my documentation.<p>It supports running arbitrary tools using simple commands such as:<p>``` doccmd --language=python --command=&quot;mypy&quot; README.md ```<p>^^ This picks out every Python code block in `...
entr(1) – run arbitrary commands when files change, uses kqueue(2) (entrproject.org)
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How I slashed a SQL query runtime from 380 hours to 12 with two Unix commands (spinellis.gr)
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Automatic Python Linters and Formatters for Arcanist (crondev.blog)
L 1 pts 0 comments by kunalgrover05 Dec 7, 2018 programming Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
AsyncIO-powered python DSL for running commands locally, on docker, or over ssh (pitcrew.io)
L 13 pts 8 comments by joshbuddy Apr 30, 2019 devopspythonshow Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Sudo Flaw Lets Linux Users Run Commands As Root Even When They're Restricted (thehackernews.com)
L 40 pts 27 comments by hwayne Oct 14, 2019 linuxsecurity Systems / Low-Level / OSSecurity / Privacy thread
Sudo flaw lets Linux users run commands as root even when they&#39;re restricted (thehackernews.com)
~ 18 pts 2 comments by unknown Oct 14, 2019 ~tech Systems / Low-Level / OSInternet / Digital Culture thread
Are formatters better than linters? (medium.com)
L 5 pts 0 comments by elbrujohalcon Apr 3, 2020 erlangpractices Programming Languages / CS TheoryProductivity / Career / Business thread
Run terminal commands on your machine/server using text messages (github.com)
L 5 pts 4 comments by mraza007 Apr 4, 2021 pythonshow Programming (General) thread
I have been working on this project very long and I just wanted to share this project to get some feedback.
The Right Way to Run Shell Commands From Python (martinheinz.dev)
L 4 pts 0 comments by raymii Jun 6, 2023 python Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
acme.sh runs arbitrary commands from a remote server (github.com)
L 60 pts 35 comments by freddyb Jun 9, 2023 security Security / Privacy thread
Mason.nvim: package manager for Neovim: LSP&DAP servers, linters, and formatters (github.com)
HN 25 pts 9 comments by aiNohY6g Aug 8, 2024 thread
Run System Commands in Ruby – When to use which methods to run shell commands (kirillshevch.medium.com)
HN 25 pts 8 comments by thunderbong Aug 27, 2024 thread
Show HN: Viking v0.2 – Run commands and copy files over SSH in parallel (github.com)
HN 2 pts 0 comments by heyarey Aug 27, 2024 thread
Linux commands you should never run (and why) (zdnet.com)
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Kubesafe: Never run Kubernetes commands on the wrong cluster again (github.com)
HN 73 pts 48 comments by Telemaco019 Sep 18, 2024 Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
caddy-exec: Caddy module for running one-off commands (github.com)
HN 2 pts 0 comments by networked Sep 20, 2024 thread
Parallelrun: Simple tool for running multiple commands in parallel (github.com)
HN 1 pts 0 comments by extrawurst Sep 26, 2024 thread
Run arbitrary commands when files change (github.com)
HN 1 pts 0 comments by dp-hackernews Sep 27, 2024 thread
Letting Claude run bash commands and see their outputs (twitter.com)
HN 2 pts 0 comments by collinmanderson Sep 30, 2024 AI / Machine Learning thread
Solo – A Laravel package to run multiple commands at once (github.com)
HN 2 pts 0 comments by AnhTho_FR Nov 8, 2024 thread
Show HN: Tuki – A GitOps tool for safely running one-off commands in production (github.com)
HN 5 pts 0 comments by hundredwatt Nov 8, 2024 thread
Tuki is a small, open-source utility that lets you run one-off commands in production through Git, bringing version control and code review to production scripts. I built it after accidentally dropping a production table due to a console typo<p>Key features: - Run scripts through Git PRs instead of ...
T-Mobile Engineers Spotted Hackers Running Commands on Routers (bloomberg.com)
HN 4 pts 1 comments by thunder-blue-3 Nov 27, 2024 thread
Run DeepSeek R1 on Mac with Simple Commands (secondstate.io)
HN 3 pts 1 comments by 3Sophons Jan 22, 2025 thread
Do not run any Cargo commands on untrusted projects (shnatsel.medium.com)
HN 6 pts 2 comments by ljahier Mar 3, 2025 thread
Do not run any Cargo commands on untrusted projects (shnatsel.medium.com)
L 24 pts 34 comments by jaredkrinke Mar 4, 2025 rustsecurity Systems / Low-Level / OSSecurity / Privacy thread
Rufl – run commands in parallel or sequentially (github.com)
HN 2 pts 0 comments by arthurpro Mar 13, 2025 thread
Show HN: Use Natural Language to Run Terminal Commands (Ghost in the Shell) (github.com)
HN 6 pts 4 comments by codingmoh Mar 29, 2025 thread
Hi HN,<p>I just released a very simple AI Shell &#x2F; CLI tool that lets you convert natural language directly into executable shell commands. Built with python to simplify terminal workflows and help you quickly run commands without memorizing syntax.<p>It has two main usage modes:<p>One-shot mode...