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The Vibecoders Are Coming For Us
(coz.is)
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cozis
6mo ago
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cozis
10mo ago
Hello HN! I originally built this tool to see what happened if one wrote a web server from scratch and made it face the public web (I also nudged some communities to crash it intentionally). It was a fun experience and I used that small ser
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Show HN: I built a simple web server with ACME support
(github.com)
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cozis
10mo ago
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cozis
10mo ago
A couple fun things! A web server for my blog: https://github.com/cozis/BlogTech And a distributed file system for which I'm also building a cool little raspberry Pi cluster! https://github.com/coz
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cozis
1y ago
Hello hackers! This is a project I've been working on for fun, trying to mix the procedural paradigm of scripting languages with the declarativeness of HTML. Coming up with a good grammar was tricky, but I think I found a cool balance.
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Show HN: WL, a new templating engine for C
(github.com)
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cozis
1y ago
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Inheritance and Polymorphism in Plain C
(coz.is)
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cozis
1y ago
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Physical Limits of Computation
(lwn.net)
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cozis
1y ago
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What happens when you load a URL? (2015)
(danluu.com)
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cozis
1y ago
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Building web apps from scratch – Getting Started – Part 0
(playin.coz.is)
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cozis
2y ago
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cozis
2y ago
I'm not OP. Just something cool I found online!
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Zero to Prod in C – Creating Server and Hosting
(brightprogrammer.in)
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cozis
2y ago
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cozis
2y ago
it's just a few lines because you're hiding the other ones
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cozis
2y ago
This post was of great inspiration! It made me realize something like this was doable
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cozis
2y ago
> I used to think (well, I still do) that getting a barebones service up and running using the system APIs at the lowest level like this is so satisfying. It's sort of magical, really Totally agree. And actually using them is even m
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cozis
2y ago
httpdito looks incredible
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cozis
2y ago
Hey, the code looks really good! Thanks for sharing. I'll probably go through it a bit later :) P.S. Love the indentation
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cozis
2y ago
Hey, just checked. Server didn't crash. I wonder what happened?
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cozis
2y ago
Hello everyone! This is a fun little project I started in my spare time and thought you'd appreciate :)
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Show HN: Hosting my website using my C web server
(github.com)
303 points
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cozis
2y ago
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Sane C++ Libraries
(github.com)
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cozis
3y ago
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cozis
3y ago
Amazing! I would have NEVER thought of that! That's just another level of "following the standards"
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cozis
3y ago
I think it boils down to the ability of being able to divide a big problem into smaller parts and understanding in what order you need to takle them. The more you try building big things the better you get at doing it. After getting into un
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cozis
3y ago
Hey, happy you liked it!! > It wasn't clear from the article if you were planning on working on this further or leaving it as is At the moment I'm working on it on and off in my spare time. I think I will continue that way unti
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cozis
3y ago
Hello HN! This is a project I've started this year to learn about sockets and network programming. Nothing serious, just a hobby project! I'd love to hear your opinions about it and feel free to ask questions
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Show HN: MicroTCP, a minimal TCP/IP stack
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cozis
3y ago
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cozis
3y ago
The problem is that when a map has animated tiles with different frequencies, the overall animation period of the map is the least common multiple of the periods of the single tiles. For instance, a map covered in tiles with 10 frames will
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cozis
4y ago
Hello fellow hackers! This is a language I've been working on for some time and was curious to know what you thought about it! To me it's just a learning exercise so it's not aimed at being the next big thing. I figured other
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Show HN: The Noja Programming Language
(github.com)
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cozis
4y ago
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cozis
4y ago
Hello to everyone! This is a tool I build to use in my own blog (where I mainly talk about C programming). I considered using other available tools but they either: 1. used client-side javascript to work 2. only highlighted based on the key
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