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Show HN: IssunDB – a new embedded graph database with vector and text search
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Show HN: Ocelot – A Game Boy and Game Boy Color Emulator in Haskell
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Show HN: Slopify – An AI agent skill to slopify a codebase
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Show HN: RiceVM – A Dis virtual machine and Limbo compiler in Rust
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Show HN: Vizier – A physical design advisor for DuckDB
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Show HN: Sandopolis – A Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Emulator Written in Zig and C
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Show HN: Rocket 68 – A Motorola 68000 CPU emulator in C
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Show HN: A small embeddable Datalog engine in Zig
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Show HN: Omni-NLI – A multi-interface server for natural language inference
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Show HN: Vq – a Rust library for reducing the storage size of vector embeddings
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9mo ago
Lol
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Show HN: A simple PS1 memory card editor
(pixel-clover.github.io)
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9mo ago
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Show HN: Minish – A small property-based testing framework for Zig
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10mo ago
Looks like it's over for Linux.
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10mo ago
`rustworkx` is older and much more mature than PyGraphina. So at the moment, it includes a larger collection of graph algorithms. But the goal is to keep PyGraphina focused on specific applications like community detection and link predict
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Show HN: PyGraphina – A Graph Library for Python
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10mo ago
I wanted to get a sense of and intuition for how to build an LLM from scratch, and to learn more Zig by doing so. I avoided using external (linear algebra/tensor) libraries to keep the project's scope small and manageable. Adding
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Show HN: ZigFormer – An LLM implemented in pure Zig
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Show HN: Gaggle – A DuckDB extension for working with Kaggle datasets
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11mo ago
I picked that name (`ordered`, as in `put into and kept in an arrangement`) when I started the project a few months ago and decided to keep it.
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Show HN: Ordered – A sorted collection library for Zig
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Show HN: Binharic – A terminal-based AI coding agent
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Show HN: Infera – A DuckDB extension for in-database inference, written in Rust
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Show HN: Element 0 – A small embeddable Lisp written in Zig
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Show HN: Omni-LPR – A multi-protocol license plate recognition server
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Show HN: Spart – A Rust library for fast spatial search with Python bindings
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1y ago
This is pretty cool!
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1y ago
That's kinda weird and sad. Lambdas are very useful TBH.
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1y ago
I think they want to add lambdas to Zig at some point. The number of changes is high between releases.
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I created this library to help me verify the correctness of my Zig code in another project. However, I wanted the option to strip the checks when the code becomes more mature, for efficiency. For efficiency, I mainly care about speed, which
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