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Prototypes vs. Products(svpg.com)
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by vinhnx 1y ago
Strangely, I submitted this a week ago, even before the linked HN you mentioned. Now it turns to the front page, maybe the HN algo bumps it.
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by vinhnx 1y ago
What an excellent piece! I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, brought my childhood memories flooding back. I have so many fond recollections of that 90s era, including "A Bug's Life." I remember gathering with my cousins at my gr
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Natural Language, Semantic Analysis, and Interactive Fiction (2006) [pdf](worrydream.com)
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Branches influence the performance of your code and what can you do about it(johnnysswlab.com)
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by vinhnx 1y ago
Thank you for this. I did a search filter on my username and have a good memory trace back. I really need it!
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Switching from Synchronous to Asynchronous Mode of Coding(blog.joemag.dev)
2 points by vinhnx 1y ago|1 comments
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by vinhnx 1y ago
I'm building a coding agent, named VT Code [0]. VT Code is a Rust-based terminal coding agent with semantic code intelligence via Tree-sitter. Supports multiple LLM providers with automatic failover and efficient context management. Su
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by vinhnx 1y ago
I’ve been experimenting with a coding agent project [0], and ratatui-rs became my framework of choice for building its first TUI. [1] The framework now ships with native list view support and improved terminal capabilities, including smooth
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Side Project Advice(nedbatchelder.com)
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The Dec Mini: Mister Edition [video](youtube.com)
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Learning the History of Pho(ace.aaa.com)
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How I use AI (Oct 2025)(ben.stolovitz.com)
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Big Tech's most important infrastructure is at the bottom of the sea(sherwood.news)
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by vinhnx 1y ago
Thank you Simon! This information is invaluable to know about the underlying tools coherent of language model, gladly we have gpt-oss for clear example for how the model understand and perform tool.
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AI Progress and Recommendations(openai.com)
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A Brief History of Bicycle Engineering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcRlDCsZM20
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by vinhnx 1y ago
It could be that inference remote providers has issue, hence the model could not show potential or rate limited. I also think the Moonshot could take more time and continue with K2.1 or something like with DeepSeek. [0] https://x
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Man Pages(abochannek.github.io)
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by vinhnx 1y ago
Agree, to me, the wheel is the greatest invention of all. Everyone could have rode a bike, but the underlying physic and motion that came to `riding` is a whole another story.
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by vinhnx 1y ago
Good one! Sorry to disappoint you. But personally, that line strike deeply with me, honestly.
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by vinhnx 1y ago
Hi, for me, I will try my best to answer. In my experience, it all about giving the agent the right tool for job. We give them a grep tool and search, then the accuracy and reliability rely on the capable of the running model. > I ask th
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Show HN: VT Code – Rust TUI coding agent with Tree-sitter and AST-grep(github.com)
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by vinhnx 1y ago
Kimi K2 Thinking, MiniMax M2 Interleaved Thinking: open models are reaching, or have reached, frontier territory. We now have GPT and Claude Sonnet capable at home, as they are open-weight. Around this time last year, we had the DeepSeek mo
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by vinhnx 1y ago
> “You only think you understand how a bicycle works, until you learn to ride one.” This resonates deeply with me. That's why I built one myself [0], I really really love to truly understand how coding agents work. The learning has
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Show HN: VT Code – Semantic Coding Agent(github.com)
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Grapheme Clusters and Terminal Emulators (2023)(mitchellh.com)
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I Fell in Love with Calendar.txt(ploum.net)
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Mörk – a Commonmark compliant Markdown parser written in Gleam(hexdocs.pm)
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by vinhnx 1y ago
I’ve been experimenting with a coding agent project [0], and ratatui-rs became my framework of choice for building its first TUI. [1] The framework now ships with native list view support and improved terminal capabilities, including smooth

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