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nberkman

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    Show HN: Sidereon: GNSS and Astrodynamics (Python, Rust, JavaScript, C, Elixir)

    I’ve been building Sidereon, an MIT-licensed GNSS positioning and astrodynamics engine. The submission is a browser demo running the Rust core client-side through WASM. Source for …

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    Comment #48907354

    The one that matters.

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    Comment #48828468

    Sounds similar to the tool I built: https://github.com/neilberkman/ccrider#ccrider (although it's OSS whereas yours appears to be commercial)

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    Comment #48643952

    Somewhat related, I built ccrider [1], which indexes the session transcripts that agents already write to disk (Claude Code, Codex, Copilot) into a local SQLite FTS database. It ha…

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    > Aren't tools like claude already store context by project in file system? They do, the missing piece is a tool to access them. See comment about my tool that addresses this: http…

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    Comment #47668270

    Cool project. I like the neuroscience analogy with decay and consolidation. I've been working on a related problem from the other direction: Claude Code and Codex already persist f…

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    Comment #46881692

    I get the concerns, but there's a flip side nobody's talking about: what about experienced developers who had years of ideas bottled up and never had the bandwidth? I used to think…

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    That makes resuming easier, if you remember to rename in your current session. But that doesn’t solve being able to search history from earlier in your current session or from your…

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    Comment #46518465

    Ugh, thanks for flagging! Fixed.

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    Show HN: ccrider - Search and Resume Your Claude Code Sessions – TUI / MCP / CLI

    I built a tool that stores your full Claude Code history to let you easily find and resume sessions. It has TUI, CLI and MCP interfaces. It's a single Go binary, and the session hi…

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    Comment #45772109

    Submitted a PR with AWS Bedrock support: https://github.com/fulcrumresearch/quibbler/pull/5/files (credits!)

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    Updated, I appreciate it!

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    Nice! Tangentially related: I built a (MacOS only) tool called clippy to be a much better pbcopy. It was just added to homebrew core. Among other things, it auto-detects when you w…

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    Interesting - this is the exact problem José Valim cited when creating Elixir: he was working on Rails multi-core performance in 2010 and found that "writing multi-core software, w…

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    Inspired by the copy-paste point in this post, I added agent buffer tools to clippy, a macOS utility I maintain which includes an MCP server that interacts with the system clipboar…

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    Don't know why this is getting downvoted. Agree with this so hard, as a continually aggrieved Fly customer (close to becoming an ex-customer). The too cool for school schtick gets …

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    Show HN: Draggy – menu bar companion to clippy (better pbcopy)

    You download files in your terminal but need to drag them to web upload fields. Switching to Finder kills flow. Draggy makes clipboard files draggable - copy any file → click menu …

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    I tried Terragon on an open source repo I maintain and ended up with a PR: "Showing 11,643 changed files with 2,441,792 additions and 584 deletions." Yikes!

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    Thanks. I just released a new version with UTI based MIME type detection as the primary method with a fallback to the existing content-based detection.

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    clippy is a bit different from these - rather than requiring manual flags for MIME types, it automatically detects the content type. The idea is to make the CLI's copy/paste feel a…