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  1. Show HN: Ish – Grep-like text search with optimal alignment, built with Mojo

    ish is a CLI tool for searching records using alignment methods. It’s record-type aware and supports lines, FASTA, and FASTQ. I was really pleased with the dev experience using Mojo. It’s still pre-1.0 and missing a few…

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  2. Show HN: Ish – a grep like CLI tool using SIMD/GPU alignment, built with Mojo

    Preprint can be found here: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.06.04.657890v1 Code can be found here: https://github.com/BioRadOpenSource/ish

    2 points 1
  3. Show HN: Ish - Grep-like text search with optimal alignment, built with Mojo (github.com)
    3 points 1
  4. Learning about FNV Hash (ducktape.blot.im)
    2 points 1
  5. Fable Is Adding Rust and Python as Compilation Targets (fable.io)
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  6. Show HN: Crabz – a multithreaded compression CLI tool written in Rust (github.com)
    11 points 0
  7. Show HN: Crabz – Like Pigz but Rust (github.com)
    1 points 1
  8. Show HN: Crabz – Like Pigz, but Rust (github.com)
    1 points 0
  9. Show HN: Crabz – A fast, cross platform, multi-format, tool inspired by pigz (github.com)
    8 points 1
  10. Show HN: Hck – a fast and flexible cut-like tool (github.com)
    151 points 35
  11. Noise Cancelation Using a Seismograph (news.ycombinator.com)
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  12. Origins of the D Programming Language (dl.acm.org)
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  13. Ask HN: Paper demonstrating program performance difference based on user

    I remember a while back there was a paper showing that depending on the length of your username, you might have different program performance, and the directory that you ran from also had an effect. What was that paper?

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  14. Show HN: Nython, Seamless Nim Extension Modules for Python (github.com)
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  15. Show HN: Include Nim in Poetry Build (github.com)
    3 points 0
  16. Ask HN: Make an elevator pitch for old languages

    If you could try to sell some of the old languages today (Ada, Fortran, Pascal, etc), what would be their elevator pitch? Are there one or two tools that could bring them back into relevance?

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  17. Show HN: Generate Nim Bindings for Rust Libs (github.com)
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  18. Ask HN: Examples of User Maintainable Software?

    I would classify Microsoft Access, Excel, etc in those. Software that allows a power user to adapt to changing requirements and constraints over time.

    3 points 1
  19. Ask HN: Non-tech companies that benefit from open sourcing their software?

    At $work we have an opportunity to potentially open source a lot of our code, but it will take a huge paradigm shift within the company. It would make a lot of sense from a technical perspective to open up the repos and…

    2 points 0
  20. LuaVela – A LuaJit Fork (eliasdaler.github.io)
    2 points 0
  21. Ask HN: How do you build applications that require zero maintenance?

    Is it even possible? How do you as a developer, not become a lifetime maintaimer?

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  22. Ask HN: How do you negotiate working on open source projects in your free time?

    I have a project that I've worked on in my free time that is in the same field as what I do at work. I'm not sure how or if I can open source it without potential issues. Has anyone else delt with this before? There is…

    1 points 4
  23. Ask HN: Have you ever refused to work on a project?

    What happened?

    1 points 1
  24. Ask HN: Generic guidelines on when to turn hyperthreading off?

    Does anyone have any recent experience benchmarks different workloads with or without hyperthreading? Are there general characteristics that would indicate better runtime without hyperthreading? All the resources I've…

    1 points 2
  25. Ask HN: How do you follow blogs / curate a content stream for yourself?

    Twitter and HN have become my go to's for content. But HN has high number of off topic posts for my interests (which has the upside of exposure and cross pollination). Twitter is good, but has a lot of rambling,…

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