Show HN: I made an app to help strangers pair up and check on each other https://bit.ly/3u9uQho

Show HN: I made an app to help strangers pair up and check on each other Hi HN ! I've struggled with anxiety for most of my life. But I was lucky to have a supporting family and friends. Not everyone has this chance. So I made Wiro Talk to help strangers pair up and check on each other. Check it out and tell me what you think. It's an mvp so yes it's using discord at the moment. https://bit.ly/49w1wSr November 10, 2023 at 07:13AM

Show HN: Binks Bot – Your Personal Jar Jar Binks https://bit.ly/46b1lcp

Show HN: Binks Bot – Your Personal Jar Jar Binks Having some fun with personalizing GPTs, thought some may enjoy this one. https://bit.ly/3u8ycRT November 10, 2023 at 01:16AM

Show HN: Svelte Flow – a library for creating node-based UIs https://bit.ly/3QRnXu0

Show HN: Svelte Flow – a library for creating node-based UIs https://bit.ly/3QQcpHv November 8, 2023 at 11:00PM

Show HN: ChatGitHub – Exploring GitHub Using Natural Language https://bit.ly/3SFT2lA

Show HN: ChatGitHub – Exploring GitHub Using Natural Language https://bit.ly/3u3foDn November 9, 2023 at 01:29AM

Show HN: Modeling Berlin subway lines in graph database https://bit.ly/3QsTAZp

Show HN: Modeling Berlin subway lines in graph database https://bit.ly/47lKGUl November 8, 2023 at 01:45PM

Show HN: 1001 Record – A Mac app that offers good quailty recording https://bit.ly/3FQR6zo

Show HN: 1001 Record – A Mac app that offers good quailty recording https://bit.ly/3FQR76q November 8, 2023 at 04:03AM

Show HN: Stable Diffusion XL Background Replacement Online https://bit.ly/3MvUuDe

Show HN: Stable Diffusion XL Background Replacement Online https://bit.ly/463Esrl November 7, 2023 at 07:42PM

Show HN: Javaflame – Simple Flamegraph for your Java application https://bit.ly/40s6ziE

Show HN: Javaflame – Simple Flamegraph for your Java application Javaflame will generate a flamegraph of your application function calls, including the argument values and the return of each function. Check https://bit.ly/3u3kDTR to see an example. There are already some tools that render flamegraphs for java, but they are focused on measuring performance or require some other process running along with the application. They also record function calls, but do not record the arguments or return values from those functions. I needed instead something to help understand and debug my applications that was better than adding breakpoints and slowly step over every call. This is a simple java agent that renders a flamegraph on a html file, no extra dependencies or other processes involved. All you need is an extra argument passed to the JVM on the command line pointing to the java agent. It calls toString on every parameter and return value of every function that is included on the filter, so I wouldn't use this outside your dev machine. https://bit.ly/49tLAQA November 8, 2023 at 12:09AM

Show HN: Regexdiff – a novel way to analyze regular expressions https://bit.ly/49pw6x2

Show HN: Regexdiff – a novel way to analyze regular expressions regexdiff is a tool that finds the difference (think `diff` or Levenshtein distance) between a string and a regex. That means it shows the steps required (insertions and deletions) to turn a given string into one that matches a given pattern. I'm not the first person to have this idea or to come up with the algorithm (for example, a few existing engines use this to implement approximate matches), but it wasn't available in a convenient form, so I decided to make this little toy. In order to support lookaround, it also includes an algorithm that compiles arbitrary-length lookahead and lookbehind into a DFA. I haven't seen this done anywhere before. While this isn't the most substantial project, I have managed to find a few uses for it since I made it half a year ago, so I thought I'd share it here. https://bit.ly/3QPELSl November 7, 2023 at 02:08AM

Show HN: AnyCable – real-time for Next.js, open source alternative to PaaS https://bit.ly/471f4nq

Show HN: AnyCable – real-time for Next.js, open source alternative to PaaS You might have heard that scaling WebSocket infrastructure is not an easy task. It was true–until recently. We built the open source real-time server, AnyCable, that deploys to Fly.io in one command (and configures itself), and the SDK for serverless JS/TS that allows you to build real-time features without any 3d-party PaaS. We call it a real-time server, because it has WebSockets and more, and it’s easy to run and scale. Here’s all you need to add real-time to your Next.js/Vercel app: – Deploy AnyCable to Fly.io with one command (see the docs) – In your Vercel app add one serverless function (copy from docs) – That’s it! Now you can write our business logic using AnyCable Serverless SDK : https://bit.ly/40qufnI Benefits: – Pay for the gas, not the taxi (unlike the PaaS) – Own and control data – Get as much flexibility to build out features as possible – No vendor lock because it's open source – Proven and tested abstractions–channels and subscriptions – Guaranteed delivery and restoration of any messages lost due to connectivity issues – Stability: we ensure auto scaling, smooth reconnection on deployment, fallbacks from WebSockets to other transport, and many more – Integration with GraphQL ecosystem Demo Next.js+Vercel+AnyCable chat app: - live app: https://bit.ly/40rEFmR - source code: https://bit.ly/40qZ4sg AnyCable: https://bit.ly/3u8rmfi We hope you will give it a try and tell us what you think! https://bit.ly/3u5xFAd November 6, 2023 at 11:59PM

Show HN: Podsumer – A Self Hosted Podcatcher https://bit.ly/46YQcMV

Show HN: Podsumer – A Self Hosted Podcatcher Podsumer subscribes to your podcast feeds and downloads them to your server for serving/listening from there. It can serve its own feeds to be used in your podcast app(s). Finally, it features a web based player for listening from anywhere. I run this behind gluetun so that feed and media downloads happen over VPN. I am an avid self-hoster. I made this podcatcher to handle my podcast listening needs. My goal isn't to make something that looks super slick, just something that is useable and gets the job done. I could really use some feedback from other self-hosting podcast listeners! https://bit.ly/3QKVPZA November 7, 2023 at 04:23AM

Show HN: LLaVaVision: An AI "Be My Eyes"-like web app with a llama.cpp backend https://bit.ly/40ojQbU

Show HN: LLaVaVision: An AI "Be My Eyes"-like web app with a llama.cpp backend A simple mobile web app inspired by Fuzzy-Search/realtime-bakllava that uses llama.cpp server backend with multimodal mode to describe and narrate what the phone camera sees. I built this thing in a few hours using a single ChatGPT thread to generate most things for me and iterate on this project. Here's the workflow: https://bit.ly/40uhxUP... https://bit.ly/40tSr8O November 6, 2023 at 01:55AM

Show HN: Ts-Chan – Go-Like Concurrency Primitives for TypeScript/JavaScript https://bit.ly/3QtV05Y

Show HN: Ts-Chan – Go-Like Concurrency Primitives for TypeScript/JavaScript Hey HN, I’m sharing ts-chan, an NPM package providing Go-like concurrency primitives, including channels and select statements, for TypeScript and JavaScript, supporting Node.js, Deno, Bun, and browsers. This is something I've built to make implementing Go-style "control loops" feasible in JavaScript, but there are many possible applications. Highlights: - Features a FIFO processing Chan class and versatile Select class for concurrency control. - Supports buffered channel and channel close semantics very close to Go's. - TypeScript-first implementation. - Defines a simple "channel protocol" inspired by JavaScript's iteration protocols, that's used by `Select`, and implemented by `Chan`. - Makes an effort to mitigate cycles caused by the behavior of JavaScript's microtask queue. - Ongoing project with active iteration for a production-ready module (pre-v1, so the API isn't guaranteed to be stable, but the implementation itself is). NPM: ts-chan GitHub: github.com/joeycumines/ts-chan Thanks! https://bit.ly/3QtadnO November 5, 2023 at 11:50PM

Show HN: Jeeves – A Pythonic Alternative to GNU Make https://bit.ly/49hwNZr

Show HN: Jeeves – A Pythonic Alternative to GNU Make Write a Python file named `jeeves.py` in your project directory with contents: import sh def lint(): """Lint your Python project.""" sh.mypy() This, together with pip install jeeves-shell[all] makes it possible to do j lint …which will run mypy for you, and, via the omnipotent `j` command, open ways for • Automation of routine tasks, • Standardization of your projects, • Implementation of best practices, • And more :) Github: https://bit.ly/40r5dor https://bit.ly/3FNJM7m November 6, 2023 at 01:04AM

Show HN: Open-sourceElectronics Enthusiasts – this is for you https://bit.ly/3u2pX9S

Show HN: Open-sourceElectronics Enthusiasts – this is for you Community for open source electronics enthusiasts. https://bit.ly/3SrwUeI November 5, 2023 at 05:56PM

Show HN: RM Flags – Automated feature flag maintenance for your codebase https://bit.ly/46ZSDif

Show HN: RM Flags – Automated feature flag maintenance for your codebase Hey HN, excited to show my newest product: RM Flags. RM Flags helps software engineers deal with annoying feature flag maintenance (removal of code referencing feature flags when said flags are already rolled out). Check it out and let me know what you think! Thanks https://bit.ly/3QnHpNK November 5, 2023 at 12:39AM

Show HN: A tiny and platform-agnostic true random number generator for FPGA/ASIC https://bit.ly/3FMt5JE

Show HN: A tiny and platform-agnostic true random number generator for FPGA/ASIC It is based on phase noise, consumes less than 60 LUT4s/FFs and achieves up to 7.99 bits of entropy per byte. Feel free to comment if you have any questions, ideas or thoughts :) https://bit.ly/3kXKpRV November 4, 2023 at 10:34PM

Show HN: Pentominoes on Surfaces https://bit.ly/3shbTZJ

Show HN: Pentominoes on Surfaces https://bit.ly/49guLZv November 4, 2023 at 05:37PM

Show HN: I started building yet another CSS framework https://bit.ly/40qCkIP

Show HN: I started building yet another CSS framework I really wanted to move my automation server project to a proper framework instead of the current ad hoc nightmare of inline CSS and redundant classes... But nothing seemed quite right. None of them seem suitable for deep restyling without changing markup. So, I took all the good parts of my current CSS, replaced the bad parts with things I liked from the most popular frameworks, then extracted it as a standalone library. The whole thing is 17.5kb, without minifying or removing comments. It starts with classless styles for semantic html. There is a very small set of about 5 components(The intent is to basically build everything with mostly just windows, cards, and toolbars), and a mix of high and low level utilities. There's a 12 column grid(not a real CSS grid, trying to keep it all flexbox all the time, it's just simplegrid pared down even more), a very small collection of sizing primitives. I don't like the whole w-1 through w-100 stuff with hundreds of classes, instead, I use heights from the Highly Composite Number sequence, that you probably already know from somewhere or other(1,2,4,6,12,24, 36, 48, 60). For widths, instead of exact fixed widths, I have w-sm-full and w-sm-half. The semantics of it is "About the full width of a phone screen, but the theme can fudge it a bit". The reasoning is that most of the time, I'm designing things to collapse down to a long string of 1 phonewidth cards, might as well have a class for it. I use zero media queries, except for a single desktop-only class. Nothing in markup should have to think about mobile vs desktop. This isn't even v0.1 yet, there are still bugs, but the skeleton is there, and I'm posting now to hopefully get some feedback early, so I can fix anything before it's hard to fix. https://bit.ly/40q02Fh November 4, 2023 at 09:55AM

Show HN: ChatKey – Supercharge your productivity with ChatGPT and AutoHotkey https://bit.ly/46UqEkj

Show HN: ChatKey – Supercharge your productivity with ChatGPT and AutoHotkey https://bit.ly/3rDoNQQ November 3, 2023 at 11:48PM