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by thatxliner 3mo ago
Fireworks?
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The Adobe Semaphore puzzle had been solved(nbcbayarea.com)
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Ask HN: How much better has Fable been at design, really?
2 points by thatxliner 4mo ago|1 comments
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The Touch of God(bryanhu.com)
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
Maybe because there are not many resources on how to set it up, or it is just not that easy to? Because most devs already have it running and working without a sandbox, they're tending to not doing anything "unnecessary"
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
When did you start using Mise? Maybe it's because I was a sort of early adopter.
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
"Make Fable 6
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
Glad you're having a good experience, but I personally switched from Mise back to Brew. I don't know if it was just my skill issue, but there were too many packages which found Mise to be problematic.
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
I just work on multiple projects at the same time. This way, the time it takes for one prompt to complete does not disturb my productivity
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
Having used both, it feels like OrbStack "just works" more than Podman. The main example of this is Supabase.
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PEP 668 – Marking Python base environments as "externally managed"(peps.python.org)
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Making Claude a Chemist(anthropic.com)
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
this looks similar to something I built https://github.com/ThatXliner/git-worm
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by thatxliner 4mo ago
now make this one-bit quantized
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Show HN: My custom agent skill for commit messages(github.com)
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Show HN: GAH, programatically add Git hunks(github.com)
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
I didn’t make this lol; just something cool I’ve found
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Hacker News front page as a site(thefrontpage.dev)
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
it's funny how the readme still says "written in Zig"
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
it's weird at the bottom
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
Because with so many metals in high entropy alloys, you can tune it to whatever, and that's why it's currently being investigated for potential room temperature superconductors.
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Open Itinerary(bryanhu.com)
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
Hello Hacker News! This is more of an experiment/statements I wanted to make about needing specs for things (e.g. for agents to output) more than an actual "spec for itineraries." While schema.org exists, it is a massive spec
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RegexPSPACE: Regex LLM Benchmark(arxiv.org)
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
Honestly, that's very cool That was basically my intent with this project, but I took the laziest way to get there lol
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
If anyone is curious, I've been making this using DeepSeek v4 Flash with Claude Code as the harness
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
My first question would be where should I start reading? It seems like you modularized it into multiple assembly files (how does that even work?)
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
Good idea! I'm adding error messages + spans ala ariadne now
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
I'm wanting to read this repository as a learning tool, so it'd also be nice to include docs—even AI-generated docs, but obvious I'd prefer docs with your own design notes and decisions—about the architecture of the code. Rea
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by thatxliner 5mo ago
You can also drop into direct Rust with the (rust "...") macro if I forgot to implement anything

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