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thatxliner
5mo ago
For everyone who is shaming on the project for "not implementing enough," then you can definitely help me with it. For everyone who is shaming on the project for being "LLM slop," sure but that's the reason why some
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Show HN: Rust but Lisp
(github.com)
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Patchwork: AST-Native Editing for LLMs
(github.com)
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thatxliner
5mo ago
I remember this group did something else a while back too.
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Show HN: Patchwork, AST-native sed without LLMs
(github.com)
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5mo ago
In the midst of GitHub's outages and decline, many prominent people, such as Hashimoto are moving off of GitHub. Codeberg is one of the alternatives, and I've realized that we might want to make a CLI for AI agents similar to the
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thatxliner
5mo ago
So Pokemon Go but better
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Zotero Version 9
(zotero.org)
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Show HN: Xclif, file-based routing for Python CLIs
(github.com)
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Show HN: Codeberg (Forgejo) CLI, built with Xclif
(codeberg.org)
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5mo ago
Didn't they write a whole blog post on why they chose Zig over Rust?
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What about Gitea?
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thatxliner
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how do subagents work?
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thatxliner
5mo ago
slightly unrelated but what’s with storing the entire codebase in the root directory instead of a nested src folder? It makes getting to the README a lot more difficult
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thatxliner
5mo ago
Note that Rust is not in fact named after Fe2O3; it’s named after a resilient fungus of the same name
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thatxliner
5mo ago
is there a CLI?
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Ti-84 Evo
(education.ti.com)
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Agent-Augmented Meetings (2003)
(link.springer.com)
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Codex Rate limit reset April 28
(community.openai.com)
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6mo ago
You have to try Codex. My friend's been trying to convert me for months and he was right all along: with Codex you don't GSD or whatever prompting metaframework. You rarely (I actually haven't need to do this at all) need to
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thatxliner
6mo ago
TY!! Yea this actually has been going viral when I posted it on Instagram. Maybe I'll need to post this on HN in a different time or wait for someone else to organically post it :)
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6mo ago
oops, I recently switched the storage to Git LFS and the deploy workflow didn't download the fonts
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Show HN: A font that auto-translates Chinese
(bryanhu.com)
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6mo ago
They’ve basically positioned themselves as a workplace app for years now. A fully integrated project management and documentation really is just asking for AI to be part of it
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6mo ago
and I don't think they ever will unless they're highly competitive (hopefully that price they have stays? at least for users) I was thinking of building this exact thing a year ago but my main stopper was economics: it would never
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Gemini for Mac
(gemini.google)
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I'm planning to set it up as a auto-marketing and user acquisition agent, but I'm also backpedaling on the idea since (1) people can probably easily tell that it's AI (2) that will produce negative reputation as a "slop
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Resend Automations
(resend.com)
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Free Isn't Generosity
(quillium.bryanhu.com)
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Google Stitch
(stitch.withgoogle.com)
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