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Have you ever wanted to run Docker commands on a remote machine without logging into it every time? Maybe you’re working with a cloud development box, testing on different architectures, or simply leveraging more powerful remote compute resources. Whatever your use case, Docker’s built-in SSH support makes this incredibly straightforward. I use a Macbook (which is ARM-based) for my local development, and a lot of times I need to build container images for amd64 architecture, also I don’t wanna run a bulky Docker Desktop locally. ...

Let’s face it, writing commit messages is tedious work. I’ve been using LLMs to write my commit messages for a while now. But until now, I used to copy the diffs manually and paste it into some chat window and ask the LLM to write a commit message. I’ve been trying various CLI tools viz. OpenAI’s Codex CLI, Google’s Gemini CLI, etc. But codex lacks piping support and Gemini CLI cannot be used with internal codebases! I can use GitHub Copilot extension in VS Code with internal codebases, but I wanted a CLI tool that I can use in my terminal. GitHub Copilot is now free for all GitHub users, so this is useful for everyone. ...