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#12Working on an idiosyncratic tool that lets users use AI to help write statements of work without losing the high bar for accuracy and consistency that these documents require. Right now, it's somewhere between Typst and Gemini in Google Docs, but not as good as either yet.
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#14Writing detailed and a bit math heavy blog post about specular microfacet-based BRDFs.
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#16https://pockli.com - I've always needed a better workflow for managing the stream of documents people hand me — then expect me to pull out of a hat months or years later, like a magician.
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#17Working on a native non JS Http client similar to Insomnia.
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#19A correlation network viz (using Cytoscape.js) of this S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 correlation matrix (built with Svelte):
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2026)
#20I've been working on Betterleaks for the past three months. It's the successor to Gitleaks since I'm not focused on that project much anymore. I just released v1.2.0 which added GitHub as a source to scan for secrets against and a new filtering system powered by CEL for more expressiveness.