andrewjk

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by andrewjk 11d ago
Isn't the usual argument that all AIs can do is build on prior art? Like, I spend a disproportionate amount of time trying to convince my agents that I don't want to just reimplement the Rust borrow checker for my language!
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by andrewjk 15d ago
- I've built a memory-safe, ownership-based, auto-freeing programming language ( https://github.com/andrewjk/nomen ) and am starting to use it here and there. It still has a few holes to plug! - I've also been
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by andrewjk 2mo ago
It's just a text file containing a single Markdown table. Making it a different extension seemed like the best way to force them to open in a different editor view inside Stash (while keeping them editable with any other text editor).
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by andrewjk 2mo ago
Multi-language libs with implementations in TypeScript/C#/Swift/Zig so that they can be used directly in web or native apps: - A Markdown parser/renderer ( https://github.com/andrewjk/allmark ). The T
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Show HN: Launch – A Mac Script Launcher(staunchapps.com)
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Show HN: Stash – native Mac Markdown notes(staunchapps.com)
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by andrewjk 10mo ago
In my free time this year I've been working on a full stack JS framework called Torpor: https://torpor.dev ( https://github.com/andrewjk/torpor ) Components are JS functions, containing UI that is (mostl
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by andrewjk 1y ago
A JS framework called Torpor: https://torpor.dev ( https://github.com/andrewjk/torpor ) Been working on this for a while, with the aim of making something simple and immediately usable. Components are JS func