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v-yanakiev

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About v-yanakiev

GitHub: https://github.com/v-yanakiev/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vasil-yanakiev-254520200/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #45344825

    The MS dotnet debugger is not open-source - you can legally use it only with VS and VS Code (you could always give Samsung's open-source debugger a try, but it has certain limitati…

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    Comment #45299863

    Doesn't seem to work on mobile (Safari).

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    Comment #44994034

    From what I’ve read, this is a consequence of applicants themselves concentrating on AI, which preceded their AI-filled batches. YC still has a very low acceptance rate, btw.

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    Ask HN: User-scoped AI tokens for safe client-side AI logic?

    Consider a service providing user-scoped AI tokens. The service would allow you to configure usage limits for each user's tokens, allowing you to safely move AI logic to the client…

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    Comment #44080125

    EC2 takes too long to start up https://www.martysweet.co.uk/ec2-launch-times/ Compare this to the <1s starts you can get with Firecracker VMs (used in their own Lambda, and also on…

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    Ask HN: Any interest in a 5x cheaper alternative to Fly.io for containers?

    Motivated by recent drama regarding Fly's throttling changes (https://community.fly.io/t/predictable-processor-performance/22259), I started thinking about building an alternative …

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    Ask HN: Expense-Tracking Browser Extension?

    Thinking of making an open-source browser extension to track expenses (including active subscriptions). The extension would log the data automatically when it detects that, for exa…

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    Ask HN: Easy Remote Debugging?

    After some difficulties with setting up remote debugging (SSH, SCTP stuff), I thought of a possible easier solution using Remote Connections (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_…

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    Comment #43959988

    Interesting stuff. Can you link to the extension / the source code?

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    Ask HN: AI-Filtering Browser Extension?

    I'm thinking of making an AI content-filtering browser extension, to mark/remove AI content in Google, Reddit, etc. It'd probably rely on on-device CPU inference (like this: https:…

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    Show HN: AI Agent with Dockerfile-Defined Context

    I recently open-sourced my AI code interpreter / Agent platform. Feel free to check it out!

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    Show HN: Open-Source AI code interpreter with full internet access

    Syntix.pro is an open-source AI code interpreter.

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    Show HN: AI Agent with Dockerfile-Defined Context

    https://www.syntix.pro/ Syntix is an AI code interpreter. It allows you to ask an AI programming questions, and have it answer back in a Dockerfile-defined container, or in one of …

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    Comment #43228094

    https://syntix.pro automatically executes and verifies the code it generates. Disclaimer: I made it.

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    Ask HN: Any interest in cheap High Performance Computing?

    I noticed how cheap Hetzner's dedicated vCPUs were compared to big-name cloud providers. Comparing Hetzner vs GCP: the pricing for 16 vCPU, 64GB RAM - 96.49EUR / month vs 609.71USD…

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    Show HN: Automatic Execution and Verification of AI-Generated Code

    https://www.syntix.pro/ Syntix is an AI code interpreter. It allows you to ask an AI programming questions, and have it answer back in one of 8 languages: JavaScript, TypeScript, P…

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    Show HN: Multi-language AI code interpreter with full internet access

    https://www.syntix.pro/ Syntix is an AI code interpreter. It allows you to ask an AI programming questions, and have it answer back in one of 8 languages: JavaScript, TypeScript, P…

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    Comment #42938680

    For plausible definitions of "average investor" in this context, it's arithmetically impossible: https://web.stanford.edu/~wfsharpe/art/active/active.htm

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