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eiiot

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About eiiot

SWE @ Expo

email: eliot@eliot.sh

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    Comment #48087534

    Sometimes I will see a domain on YC and immediately know it will be LLM-designed before clicking on the link. This was one of those projects. Wish they were more human and more und…

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    Comment #48080281

    > compiles directly to Rust — no runtime, no GC, just (s-expr → .rs → binary). Can we please write our own READMEs before posting to HN?

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    Comment #48062271

    That it tends to provoke unproductive comments like this one. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#comments

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    Comment #48058076

    I'm a student at Stanford — this is hitting the whole school hard. Unlike a lot of schools on the east coast that are affected (Brown, Harvard, MIT) we are on the quarter system so…

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    Comment #47980079

    Interesting that this doesn't seem to include a computer algebra system like the Nspire CAS. Wonder if it's a testing environment compliance thing?

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    Comment #47940521

    This seems like a great opportunity for new platforms who are rethinking the OSS space to finally gain the traction they need to be effective. For a collaborative platform, quantit…

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    Comment #47497999

    Farming is a funny example to use, given that it's one of the best examples of an industry that's continually revolutionized by evolving technology. Farming today is about owning t…

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    Comment #47222311

    The dismiss button on the top banner doesn't work after I click onto the trial page.

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    Comment #47029800

    ...and start writing it like you're an LLM! This looks generally good but sadly also stylistically is similar to the default "modern" output of Claude Code. Just a thought.

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    Show HN: Crabify, a Spotify TUI

    Hey HN, I made a little Spotify TUI today because I was sick of the electron app draining my battery and otherwise slowing down my computer. I am using it right now and figured you…

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    Comment #46850087

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Pr8xnNi7OM

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    Comment #46792013

    Was this post written with AI? The syntax and use of emojis certainly looks like something Claude would generate.

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    Comment #46666171

    The table also seems like the kind of thing that Gemini seems to generate a lot. "Here's a table that communicates almost no information! One of the rows is constant for each item.…

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    Comment #45172709

    Just ran a script to do this – doesn't seem like there's much going in, other than one test transaction.

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    Comment #44927737

    It’s such a shame they shut this down. I loved golden gate Claude.

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    Comment #44108072

    LiveStore is the only sync engine I’ve used for Expo / RN that actually just works out of the box. In a space that is seemingly mature it’s nice to see something polished and I’m e…

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    Comment #42847664

    I still use my PTR daily! See https://rebble.io/ :)

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    Comment #41398324

    It's so funny you mention this, I actually just launched something super similar today for the California DMV (as a Bay Area student). It checks for openings from cancellations and…

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    Comment #41398152

    As a current student and self-taught developer this is one of the best representations I’ve seen about what makes the world of CS fun. You have a bunch of people with a crazy idea …

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    Show HN: DMV Filter – Find California DMV appointments and create alerts

    Hey HN! My name is Eliot, I'm a student and developer from the Bay Area. DMV Filter is a better interface for the California DMV's appointment finder that also alerts you when new …

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    Comment #41183116

    There are basically three parts to this question, all of which can be chosen independently and then fit together. First you choose a frontend (and often backend) framework to actua…