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by sylwester 1y ago
I have C++ and Go projects which have 10k+ lines of code and which have compiled and worked on first try. Are you using a custom CLAUDE.md to instruct it? You can use a global one and also a per-project CLAUDE.md to give it project specific
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Ask HN: How much of your dev work is vibecoding now?
2 points by sylwester 1y ago|9 comments
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by sylwester 1y ago
Several new features added: * Multiple AI Providers: Choose between Google Gemini, OpenAI (cloud) or Ollama/DeepSeek (local) for translations * Multi-File Support: Process multiple files with automatic deduplication to save A
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I made translator-AI – AI-powered internationalization translator (Ollama etc.)(npmjs.com)
3 points by sylwester 1y ago|2 comments
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by sylwester 1y ago
I’ve been building a CLI tool to automate i18n string translation based on JSON files (like used in i18n frameworks). It currently implements Google Gemini or Ollama support with flexible model choices. Also deduplicates across files and ca
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Ask HN: I've Built a DHT Torrent Sniffer and Search Engine. Should I Release?
165 points by sylwester 4y ago|99 comments
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by sylwester 4y ago
The other repository seems more interesting (can someone translate?) https://github.com/kingyoPiyo/RasPico_SHIBAKI_Board This seems to be SFP with Raspberry Pico.
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by sylwester 4y ago
FL Studio is already mentioned as application supporting CLAP
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by sylwester 5y ago
RIP
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Ask HN: HN but for embedded hardware and software
53 points by sylwester 5y ago|10 comments
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by sylwester 5y ago
I prefer Tailscale or Zerotier for that purpose. Tailscale for application where Layer 3 is sufficient and Zerotier where I want Layer 2 communication (think of it as an internet-wide network switch).
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by sylwester 5y ago
What I see (in a tech background company) and in general is, that the due to a lot of remote work instead of working in the office productivity and communication has suffered. Also, due to the pandemic, I've experienced spontaneous bur
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by sylwester 5y ago
I am an embedded developer and have used a lot of different microcontrollers in the past and present. The RP2xxx series is a very exciting microcontroller series. Currently only the RP2040 exists, but I expect to see other versions with mor
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by sylwester 5y ago
RevPi has a very substantial problem. The IO Module Drivers are made the way, that in order to read I/O, you need to be constantly polling the file descriptor. This causes the load to be very high. I would liked to see the I/O mod
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by sylwester 5y ago
Do I see correctly from the software that the car is using a WS2811 LED controller for the lights? Or is this just for a simulation?
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by sylwester 5y ago
I discovered LVGL and used it yesterday for the first time on a board I have developed: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=322135&...
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by sylwester 5y ago
I decided to open source a development board I have been working on. Ask me anything!
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Show HN: I've made an open source Raspberry RP2040+ESP32 dev board with a twist(forums.raspberrypi.com)
1 points by sylwester 5y ago|1 comments
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by sylwester 5y ago
I usually have a coffee in the early morning, powernap 15m and then code in bed for 1-2h to get started. Then I get out of bed.
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by sylwester 5y ago
On the Pi Zero and Pi CM (maybe also others) you don't even need an SD card to boot it. You can boot it via rpi-boot https://github.com/raspberrypi/usbboot so no need for qemu for testing. You can just test it on
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by sylwester 5y ago
I have been playing with it yesterday night and noticed that I can achieve a throughput of 17.8 Gbit/s on iperf3 with the standard FreeBSD 13.0 stack (in a VM with virtio-net) and only 13-14 Gbit/s on the Rack Stack. Is there some
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by sylwester 5y ago
Oh, I'd love to see this as an Jellyfin skin/theme.
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by sylwester 6y ago
It might be the head parking / reentering. This is called "load cycle" count. You might check smartctl and see if the number of load cycles increases after each time you hear that sounds. I've had this problem with my Se
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by sylwester 6y ago
Does the modem have access to GPS? If so, it would be interesting to implement theft protection or things alike. Do binaries built with "GOARCH=ARM ARM=7 GOOS=linux go build" work?
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by sylwester 6y ago
I'd try NVRAM reset.
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Ask HN: Practical project ideas for exploring Go
2 points by sylwester 6y ago|0 comments
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by sylwester 6y ago
Website looks a bit scam-y to me. Missing an imprint and typos.
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by sylwester 6y ago
Also, a chime when someone is joining would be a nice addon.
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by sylwester 6y ago
Great, works out of the box. I'd add an anonymous option to the login, even though you can leave the password empty. Also, an indicator if TURN is used and if it's non-encrypted or encrypted would be great.
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by sylwester 6y ago
I am a little confused about the statement of 8000 messages per second. What messages? Sensor readings? 8000 ASCII commands received via UART? To be honest, parsing 8k of data per second is not much at all. I am also wondering why this part

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