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  1. Ask HN: Where Is AGI?

    Every week I keep hearing AGI is here.

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  3. Ask HN: How to build an audience as a software engineer?

    I am a software engineer, and I have recently started writing more publicly about Python, backend systems, frameworks, and things I have learned while building open-source projects. The problem I am trying to figure out…

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  4. Does Python still need to be async-first? (blog.grandimam.com)
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  5. Show HN: Personal AI tutor that builds and probes your understanding (github.com)

    I used to learn from books and courses. But I kept realising I hadn't built a real mental model. I always needed an LLM on the side to fill in what the books skipped. So, I stopped using books as my direct source of…

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  6. Being a senior can get you fired early (blog.grandimam.com)
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  7. Ask HN: When did we go from agentic loops to graphs?

    The AI engineering conversation seems to be shifting daily: from prompts, loops, to now graphs. I’m curious whether there is genuine progress happening in the field that has given me so much or whether folks are…

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  8. Ask HN: Stop Looking at Code?

    There is a recent trend in tech where software development is being done by not looking at code but merely the output. Some of the recent examples include the Bun Rust migration, etc. I wanted to understand both from…

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  9. Show HN: Opensource resume evaluation LLM agents (github.com)

    Hyre turns a resume PDF into markdown, runs it through an LLM pipeline for layout analysis, data extraction, and scoring. It then evaluates a score for the resume.

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  10. Show HN: Experimental freshness-first caching library for FastAPI (github.com)

    Hi folk, I am working on a small experimental freshness-first caching library and wanted some design feedback. before i take it further. Instead of wiring up invalidations by hand, the cache would watch your function by…

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  11. Ask HN: Are Rust migrations delivering any benefits?

    There seems to be a growing trend of rewriting everything to Rust. The common argument seems to be surrounding safety and better concurrency. I wanted to understand if I am the only one that finds the language hard to…

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  13. HackerRank's LLM-Based Hiring Agent (blog.grandimam.com)
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  14. Inside HackerRank's LLM-based Hiring Agent (blog.grandimam.com)
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  15. The math that makes senior engineers look like a bad deal (blog.grandimam.com)
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  16. Repricing of Software Engineering Labor (blog.grandimam.com)
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  19. Ask HN: Why hasn't automation testing been disrupted with LLMs?
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  22. Show HN: Building your first ASGI framework – step-by-step lessons

    I am writing a series of lessons on building an ASGI framework from scratch. The goal is to develop a deeper understand of how frameworks like FastAPI and Starlette work. A strong motivation for doing this is because -…

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  23. Show HN: Pure Python web framework using free-threaded Python (github.com)

    Barq is an experimental HTTP framework built entirely in pure Python, designed for free-threaded Python 3.13 (PEP 703). No async/await, no C extensions - just threads with true parallelism. The question I wanted to…

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  24. Show HN: A pure Python HTTP Library built on free-threaded Python (github.com)

    Hey HN, I built a small HTTP framework to experiment with free-threaded and wanted to share some observations. Barq is ~500 lines of pure Python, no C extensions, no Rust, no Cython. It uses only the standard library…

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  25. Tell HN: Thoughts on the Future

    Purpose first. Everything else is optional. People who worry about AI taking their jobs often lack ambition, or worse, a sense of mission. Too many engineers tie their identity to a title or a role, mistaking employment…

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