Show HN: REPL-Driven Development for JavaScript https://bit.ly/3M3OIad

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Show HN: Asyncc Jobs: a job board to accelerate async work culture 2 years of remote work has proved us that this isn't the utopia we imagined we will get. There is something more. And that is async work style. I believe async work is the future. That's why I built this job board to accelerate the async work style. Please give me some support and write feedback. Thank you. https://bit.ly/358m0Vd February 27, 2022 at 05:39AM

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Show HN: Req, an HTTP Scripting Language https://bit.ly/3M59aaC

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Show HN: Esolang Park, a visual debugger for esolangs https://bit.ly/3smITNo

Show HN: Esolang Park, a visual debugger for esolangs Hey HN! Esolang Park is an online visual debugger interface for esoteric programming languages, that I've been working on for the past few months. For every supported language, Esolang Park provides the powerful Monaco code editor, syntax checking, debugging functionality and a visualisation of the runtime state. The core is language-agnostic - a "language provider" only needs to implement the esolang's parser, interpreter and visualisation UI (and some other little stuff). Apart from trying to boost DX for esolangs, the idea is for this to grow into a platform where people can discover and play around with a variety of esolangs without leaving the browser. That's quite far away though - the project is quite early in development and currently only has 5 languages (Befunge-93, Brainf*ck, Chef, Deadfish and Shakespeare). Some features like non-debugging execution mode (0ms interval) are missing too. Currently the entire source code[0] (core + language providers) is written in TypeScript and React. Esolang code execution happens in a web worker. I'm planning to add support for WASM-based language providers for better performance, particularly for non-debugging execution. There's also a wiki[1] containing a description of the core design and a guide for implementing and contributing new language providers. Looking to hear some feedback on the idea and current implementation - bug reports are welcome too! [0] https://bit.ly/35zQ3oB [1] https://bit.ly/3562g4A https://bit.ly/3BEhfOU February 26, 2022 at 05:58PM

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Show HN: Nomoreinvasion.com – Easy insertable message to support Ukraine https://bit.ly/33Y8va0

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Show HN: Use GitHub Markdown Comments to Render UML Diagrams https://bit.ly/3pglrPE

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Show HN: Cloning an musical instrument from 16 seconds of audio https://bit.ly/3IlsRbX

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Show HN: LERA – Free automated accessibility reporting tool https://bit.ly/3tbrNB8

Show HN: LERA – Free automated accessibility reporting tool Struggling to generate website accessibility reports? Automate your accessibility reporting with the LERA web accessibility tool. - Easy installation: Setup the web accessibility tool with a simple click, as a Chrome browser extension - Granular Reporting: Experience an interactive dashboard with a detailed breakdown of issues - Multiple URL download: Audit unlimited URLs, save, and download all in one file for quick availability - Reporting Template: Use a pre-built, consolidated reporting template with custom headers and download in Excel format - Compare data: Archive and retrieve data for future use, comparison or further analysis Download the free chrome extension - https://bit.ly/3siUbSE... Learn more - https://bit.ly/3BYfhcf https://bit.ly/3BYfhcf February 25, 2022 at 10:14AM

Show HN: Open-Source Unbound DNS Resolver Docker Image https://bit.ly/3hi8FvS

Show HN: Open-Source Unbound DNS Resolver Docker Image Hey Hacker News! I am madnuttah, I am a Windows/Linux Sysadmin and some folks may remember this username for "niche" mods I've made for Fallout and Skyrim and some C# UWP Windows Store Apps which I've retired because of Microsoft's unclear strategy abandoning things from one day to another. Why am I writing this? I wanted to be independent from the DNS servers of my provider, because they have often shined brightly with problems in the past instead of functioning properly, wanted to have a little bit more privacy and freedom back by fighting censorship via DNS, so I built my own Unbound Docker image with a lot of effort and conscientiousness. Because I think it's worth it, I'd like to share my efforts with you. My life taught me that trust must be earned, you never know what was fiddled into and what was tampered with. This image is therefore entirely built online using workflows in a GitHub action, uses the very lean Alpine Linux with all its security features and Unbound directly queries a local copy of the root zone, which is kept up-to-date using DNS zone transfers (XFR). Instead of occupying a few hundred megabytes on your harddisk, my image is only about 30 megabytes uncompressed in size. The separate components Libevent and OpenSSL3 are compiled in the build process in their separate workflows and all the downloads, even the Internic files (root.hints and root.zone) are checked using their PGP keys and signature files if available, following my zero-trust policy. Unbound is compiled with hardening security features that most images do not include, such as PIE (Position Independent Executables), which randomizes the application's position in memory which makes attacks more difficult and RELRO (Relocation Read-Only) which also can mitigate exploitations. The image was actually designed as an DNSSEC validating upstream DNS resolver with Pi-hole for adblocking and tracking prevention in mind but it also works perfectly as a standalone server. All Linux architectures are supported, which are currently used by Pi-hole: 386, armv6, armv7, arm64 and amd64. So it also able to run on older Raspberries under Docker. I maintain the image regularly and as soon as included components are updated, security vulnerabilities become known or an update of Unbound is released, the image will be available for you on the Docker registry in a few hours. If anyone would like to contribute to the development, I'm happy to receive a pull request of yours. For any suggestions, questions, comments or even criticism you are very welcome to contact me here on HN or on Mastodon (https://bit.ly/3Hmy2qV). Here is the link to my GitHub repo https://bit.ly/3HkaFye. You may find the following links useful for testing the security of your DNS or even in case you want to do a before and after comparison if you want to give the image a try: DNS Leak Test: https://bit.ly/3t5G56p DNSSEC-Test from the University of Duisburg-Essen: https://bit.ly/3siovNc GRC's DNS Nameserver Spoofability Test: https://bit.ly/35r90d5 Cheers, madnuttah February 25, 2022 at 11:50AM

Show HN: Terminal Based Wikipedia https://bit.ly/3vcAhuB

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Show HN: I wrote a profiler that combines dynamic profiling and static analysis https://bit.ly/3hcW5xI

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Show HN: Lokapp, an open-source translations manager for mobile teams https://bit.ly/33MNejr

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Show HN: Mood tracker with CSV import to reuse existing data you may have https://bit.ly/3BV38F6

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Show HN: Supershields.io – smart, Lua-powered SVG status badges https://bit.ly/3LYEVSC

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Show HN: I've built a rasterizer that renders directly to the terminal https://bit.ly/3HeY27B

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Show HN: Programmable network proxy for the cloud, edge and IoT https://bit.ly/3t0cn2M

Show HN: Programmable network proxy for the cloud, edge and IoT *Pipy* is an [open-source]( https://bit.ly/3IdsjFe ), lightweight, high-performance, modular, programmable, cloud-native network stream processor that is ideal for a variety of use-cases like edge routers, load balancers & proxy solutions, API gateways, static HTTP servers, service mesh sidecars, policy agents, and other applications. https://bit.ly/3IdsjFe February 24, 2022 at 03:26AM

Show HN: I made a 2D/3D digital asset management application https://bit.ly/3p7zCa0

Show HN: I made a 2D/3D digital asset management application https://bit.ly/3sgkHfi February 23, 2022 at 11:18PM