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Slim-Vim: Vim as one translation unit
(github.com)
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liszper
9d ago
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liszper
4mo ago
Made this for myself, please fork it and build your own harnesses, there is really not a lot to it. The best coding agents are custom-tailored to your needs.
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SOEL – A programming language that's a language
(github.com)
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7mo ago
This idea came to me in a dream. The starting point is a neuroscience finding that's been replicated across multiple fMRI studies: programming languages are not languages. When you read code, your brain routes it through the Multiple D
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liszper
1y ago
hackers can also cook and not become a chef
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liszper
1y ago
you can OSINT me pretty easily, not going to post it here for the sake of anonymity against crawlers who train models on our conversations. today's HN comments are tomorrow's coding LLMs
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liszper
1y ago
No, It has something to do with experience. The system is highly integrated to other platforms and have to stay afloat during burst loads.
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liszper
1y ago
I see myself as a hacker.
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liszper
1y ago
200k DAU, 7 million registered, ~50 microservices, large monorepo
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liszper
1y ago
I'd argue this just proves my point.
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liszper
1y ago
I'm also a lisper, yes.
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liszper
1y ago
Yes, exactly. Learning new things is hard. Personally it took me about 200 hours to get started, and since then ~2500 hours to get familiar with the advanced techniques, and now I'm very happy with the results, managing extremely large
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liszper
1y ago
I agree with your point. I think this is the reason why most developers still don't get it, because AI coding ultimately requires a "higher level" methodology.
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liszper
1y ago
With all due respect, you sound like someone who is just getting familiar with these tools. 100 more hours spent with AI coding and you will be much more productive. Coding with AI is a slightly different skill from coding, similar how mana
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1y ago
most SWE folks still have no idea how big the difference is between the coding agents they tried a year ago and declared as useless and chatgpt 5 paired with Codex or Cursor today thanks for the article, it's a good one
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Show HN: A new platform similar to codepen.io
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Interactive CartPole RL Sandbox by Gemini 2.5 Pro in One Prompt
(crazycontext.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Funky how you can just generate these things in 2 minutes
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1y ago
lmao
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Childhood collectibles outperform traditional markets
(longnostalgia.com)
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1y ago
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Show HN: An AI coding tool for unserious projects
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liszper
1y ago
Really nice, thanks for sharing!
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liszper
1y ago
Agentic AI is when an LLM uses tools. This is a minimal but complete example of that.
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liszper
1y ago
Thank you, fixed that! curl was cheating yes, might go zero dependencies in the future. Working on minimal local training/inference too. Goal of these experiments is to have something completely independent.
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1y ago
Yes, it is fun to create small but mighty executables. I intentionally kept everything barebones and hardcoded, because I assumed if you are interested in using Agent-C, you will fork it an make it your own, add whatever is important to you
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Updated to CC0!
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Agent-C: a 4KB AI agent
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1y ago
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