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Comment #47931533
Seems amazing, but more demos/examples would be nice, and installation instructions right on the homepage. Web editor would be great. Seems to be written for jvm :( The language sp…
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Show HN: mdfocus – A distraction free Markdown reader for your localhost
LLMs generate a lot of Markdown—Claude exports, ChatGPT conversation dumps, research notes, wiki-style docs. I found myself constantly opening these in VS Code or converting them j…
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Show HN: Mootivator – Let your Terminal cowsay you a Geek Joke on starup
Ever open your terminal and think: "man, this is boring"? Meet Mootivator, a CLI tool to print geek jokes in cowsay style. GoTo https://github.com/tzador/mootivator , follow the ea…
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Comment #44381761
Amazing.. Would be nice to have something like that for Redis to replace Lua
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Comment #44070079
Fantastic, would love to see same js support for redis as oposed to lua scripts.
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Comment #42809068
very nice. a somehow similar project https://englishell.js.org/
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Comment #42803783
https://www.assemblyscript.org/ is somehow similar, but targets only webassembly now
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Comment #42467831
Not sure why, but seems very interesting and creative. What is the logic behind it?
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Show HN: Turn web search results into an LLM friendly downloadable Markdown file
The purpose of this tool is to make it easy collect seed information for use with LLM. Just enter a query or a URL, it will search and scrape the web, to produce one markdown file …
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Show HN: A word guessing game based on text vector embeddings and cos-similarity
Try to find the secret word that computer holds, by guessing and getting feedback in form of how similar your guess to the secret is. The fewer attempts the better. There is also a…
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Comment #42218775
yes, indeed, they are. but within those 2 weeks notifications could still be useful, i think.
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Ask HN: A monitoring app for new comments on your favorite HN posts
Thinking of the following weekend project, which would allow users to get notified over email whenever a HN post in their favorites, gets new comments or updates. Could be your pos…
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Comment #42151705
Amazing, great product and slick implementation. Not sure if it is allowed to play youtube videos in custom player though, since ads are skipped.
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Comment #42099079
https://i.ibb.co/Jt7mjXW/screenshot.png Sorry, here is screenshot of a prototype IDE in browser with live preview.
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Comment #42098511
Hey everyone! I'm experimenting with a UI prototyping/design/mocking tool concept and would love to get your feedback. The idea is to use TailwindCSS for prototyping UI, similar to…
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Comment #41874541
Currently implementation is in python, since it is available in many places, but not all. What would be pros and cons of implementing it in: - bash/zsh - keep in python - rust/go
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Comment #41874532
This is useful idea, will examine in detail
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Comment #41874528
Could you elaborate please? What do you mean by capture output, like if i have ```bash echo "hello" ``` hello would appear in the rendered markdown?
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Comment #41870699
Added support for dependency between commands. So one can now write: # [clean]() Clean build directory ```bash rm -rf ./build ``` # [format]() Format the source code ```bash npx pr…
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Comment #41858724
Thinking about the suggestion regarding command dependencies, possibly we could add something similar to Makefile: ## [clean]() Cleans the generated files ```bash rm -rf ./build ``…
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Comment #41858693
now commands are defined like this withing any header, and end on the next header. ### [my-command-name]() My command short description A longer command help ```typescript #!/usr/b…
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Comment #41858668
This is really cool approach.
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Comment #41858649
I see where you are coming from for C/C++ based projects, but for more higher level ones, this is being taken care of by the compilers themselves.
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Comment #41858636
Updated, makedown it is