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ivanyu

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About ivanyu

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    Comment #46619666

    https://ivanyu.me/

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    Show HN: GameTran – Your language assistant in computer games

    About a year ago I had an idea and I've been very slowly iterating since then. Imagine you play a game in a foreign language that you don't know very well (e.g. you're learning). Y…

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    Comment #46159752

    It's not "common". You have to deal with StopIteration only when you write an iterator with the low-level API, which is maybe once in the career time for most of developers.

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    Comment #42405983

    Yeah, I should do comments. This is a popular feedback item.

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    Comment #42405974

    When I was incubating the idea, I thought about different concepts: 1. The current bring-your-own-key. 2. A central summary storage, filled by me. 3. A central summary storage, cro…

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    Comment #42405919

    That's understandable, I feel same when I install extensions. In both browsers, you can install the extension from local disk instead of the browser stores. The release artifact is…

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    Comment #42402018

    Thanks, good idea, this should be possible.

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    Show HN: Bring-your-own-key browser extension for summarizing HN posts with LLMs

    Hi Hacker News, I developed an open source browser extension for summarizing Hacker News articles with OpenAI and Anthropic LLMs. It currently supports Chrome [1] and Firefox [2] (…

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    Comment #41695079

    Two things: 1. After the recent successful growth of Antithesis [1], I'm diving into the topic of deterministic simulation testing. There are some cases (and ready-to-use libraries…

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    Comment #34124748

    I'll be surprised of the features modern mail protocols like IMAP have.

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    Comment #33953229

    I've been working on a tool called PyHeap that allows making a running Python program (on CPython interpreter) dump its heap content on disk and later analyze and vizualize these f…

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    Comment #33905017

    How do we know this, exactly? Is it open hardware? Have anyone audited it?

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    Comment #10623433

    I wanted such a thing so badly that started to write it myself. Thanks!

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