Johan Nyström

Johan Nyström

@JohanNyström_31a

Keeping an eye on cyber threats and making sure systems stay safe. Focused on spotting risks early and protecting data from hackers.

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  1. DiffFind

    Commented on DiffFind · Oct 5, 2026

    Every time I use an AI search tool on a PDF it just hallucinates an answer if it can't find it. The fact that DiffFind's semantic search defaults to being "silent when unsure" instead of making up a fake quote is a massive win. Being able to search by concept without actually sending the document to an LLM is exactly how this should work.

  2. Hyperfrontend

    Commented on Hyperfrontend · Oct 1, 2026

    Getting a TypeScript package ready for npm can take extra time especially when need both ESM and CommonJS versions. Happy to see Hyperfrontend Builder handle the build files and types through a single config file instead of making developers manage everything separately. That means less manual work when getting a package ready to publish. Hope the launch brings good early users.

  3. ModelGate

    Commented on ModelGate · Sep 8, 2026

    Congrats on the launch! Just to confirm, if I switch my OpenAI SDK’s base URL to ModelGate and add the x-api-key, will all my existing code calls be logged and priced automatically?

  4. Testera IO

    Commented on Testera IO · Aug 16, 2026

    I wasn't expecting the free plan to include 3 seats and 500 test cases. That's enough room to actually try Testera with a small project instead of just playing around with a limited demo. The 25 AI credits every month are a great extra too, especially with the AI Companion and MCP access included. For a $0 plan, there's a lot here to get started with. Hope the launch brings good early users.

  5. Savyre AI Coding Workflow

    Commented on Savyre AI Coding Workflow · Aug 8, 2026

    @Savyre: Sandbox demos rarely tell you if a new tool will actually survive the chaos of a real sprint. Having a 14-day trial where we can actually test it against our own repos is the only real way to see if the structure pays off. Definitely taking this for a spin on my current repo. Best of luck with the launch!

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