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genesishash

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    Cheers :-)

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    Comment #48578672

    Insane, I made almost the same thing but for basketball with my nephew recently: https://github.com/oeo/nba-fam

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    Show HN: Monkdev is a toolkit and methodology for coding with LLMs

    I'm sure many people have some solutions similar to this but I've been using some variation of this since roughly the release of Opus 3 to get higher quality results. Like, signifi…

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    Show HN: 1seed – Derive all your crypto keys from a single seed

    I built 1seed because I was tired of managing separate SSH keys, age keys, and signing keys across machines. Also something about brain wallets is romantic to me, admittedly. One s…

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    Show HN: Prixi – your personal Google reverse-proxy

    pov: you want to be logged into gmail but not fkn google.com. in fact you wish you were never automatically logged in while using google.com. esp if you use a chrome profile. what'…

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    Show HN: Netcat-chat – a simple, colorful chat server you can use with netcat

    i built a chat server that you can connect to using netcat or telnet. it's written in python and supports multiple users, colorful messages, and custom nicknames. it's a fun way to…

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    i have an incredibly obnoxious commit alias that just sha's the unix epoch and uses it as a commit message.

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    glad you found it useful

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    Show HN: Ward – a file vault written in bash

    just wanted to share ward, a tool i hacked together to encrypt and manage sensitive files in a vault folder. it's written in bash and meant to be cloned and then stored using git o…

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    turn your sensitive files into secured, self-contained, self-extracting binaries. bin·key.

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