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yevbar
6mo ago
I'm actually assured to hear the git CLI is better covered than libgit2 since the CLI test suite is what I used as my "validation" for progress on meeting git's functionality As for what happened with Bun and libgit2, my
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yevbar
6mo ago
Bun's attempted to integrate with libgit2 instead of spawning calls to the git CLI and found it to be consistently 3x slower iirc The micro-benchmarks are for the internal git operations that bun rn delegates to CLI calls. Overall, net
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yevbar
6mo ago
If this were 2+ years ago perhaps, with industry adopting more agents in their SDLCs (ie Stripe minions or Ramp background agents), I think we're more a matter of time before we treat agent/human built products the same unless we&
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yevbar
6mo ago
> Sure, if you have a complete test suite for a library or CLI tool, it is possible to prompt Claude Opus 4.6 such that it creates a 100% passing, "more performant", drop-in replacement. This was the "validation" used
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yevbar
6mo ago
This was orchestrated and developed by agents with verifications like the codebase compiling or git's CLI test suite passing. That was so the commit authors don't all appear like blank accounts on GitHub
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yevbar
6mo ago
The original target was bun since it itself is written in zig, not because of anything specific to the language When it was clear that there were benefits in filling in more of git's capabilities (ie targeting WASM), I then went and fi
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yevbar
6mo ago
The reason being bun actually tested both using the git CLI as well as libgit2. Across the board the C library was 3x slower than just spawning calls to the git CLI. Under the hood, bun's calling these operations when doing a `bun inst
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yevbar
6mo ago
I cross-posted to my personal blog too https://yev.bar/ziggit
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yevbar
6mo ago
Edge cases certainly apply with scripts depending on specific git CLI args or stdout strings may not suffice with ziggit. _However_, for the use cases that most developers or agents are looking for, ziggit should have enough features covere
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yevbar
6mo ago
I ran the test suite specifically for git's CLI as that was the target I wanted to build towards (Anthropic's C compiler failed to make an operating system since that was never in their original prompts/goals) The way it gets
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yevbar
6mo ago
> maintain a separate git implementation If git were a rapidly evolving project then I'd think this'd be a stronger issue. With git being more of an established protocol that projects can piggy-back off of from GitHub to jj, fi
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Show HN: I spent a billion tokens bridging Elixir and WebAssembly
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yevbar
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Show HN: I spent a billion tokens and all I got was this repo
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yevbar
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Show HN: I vibed a better OCaml parser than Jane Street in 69 steps
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yevbar
7mo ago
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Show HN: 15% of Forbes 30 under 30 winners did fraud
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yevbar
7mo ago
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Show HN: Live Prompting Music from Claude Code and Cursor (MCP Server)
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yevbar
1y ago
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Show HN: Run Your Own ChatGPT Agent on Cloudflare Containers
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yevbar
1y ago
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I got, I got, I got, I got- LSD, got web data inside my MCP (check out LSD MCP)
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yevbar
1y ago
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yevbar
1y ago
We recently updated our LSD MCP server to be able to control a local browser as well as accomplish function interpolation via MCP tools. For a more serious showcase of how this looks: we turned scraping Substack metrics data into a simple z
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A dynamically typed programming language with AI natively embedded (music video)
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yevbar
1y ago
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yevbar
1y ago
Hey HN, We made a dynamically typed programming language specifically for interacting with web browsers and made a parody of the song "No Type" by Rae Sremmurd to accompany our TypeScript SDK
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yevbar
1y ago
Hey HN! We scraped the Shopify GraphQL docs with code examples so it'd be easier to vibe code using Shopify's API. Enjoy!
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yevbar
2y ago
For a longer video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s97G-E46-Yo
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Show HN: Gave Claude LSD SQL
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yevbar
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Show HN: Browserbased (Serverless Headless Browsers)
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yevbar
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yevbar
2y ago
Some options: - Don't use the python package at all - Get a second macbook solely for automated iMessaging - Review the code before disabling/installing If you don't care that much about programmatically getting blue bubbles
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Show HN: Automate iMessage with Python
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yevbar
2y ago
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Show HN: Imagine Google but minus the BS and gives what you want
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yevbar
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Show HN: Turn pages into CSVs with the bicycle browser
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yevbar
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Show HN: Made a bookmarklet to pluck things from the internet into PSQL
(lsd.so)
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yevbar
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