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Show HN: Spaik Lisp Version 0.3
Looking for feedback on the API, happy hacking!
Show HN: Spaik Lisp Version 0.3
Looking for feedback on the API, happy hacking!
Show HN: Spaik Lisp Version 0.3
Looking for feedback on the API, happy hacking!
Show HN: Bloop – Answer questions about your code with an LLM agent
Hi HN! We launched bloop 10 weeks ago (<a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35236275" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35236275</a>) and received a huge amount of feedback (both positive + constructive). We've undertaken a rewrite of the core search framework, which now acts as an LLM agent, significantly improving the number of queries that can be successfully answered.<p>There's a bunch of hype surrounding LLM agents, but we're positive this is one of the first implementations of an agent that can deliver immediate value for engineers working on existing projects, especially larger ones. We'll do a full write up of how the agent works and the tools it can use soon, but we wanted to share our progress, now that we've got a stable release.<p>bloop is a developer assistant that uses GPT-4 to answer questions about your codebase. The agent searches both your local and remote repositories with natural language, regex and filtered queries.<p>Some of the ways engineers use bloop to improve their efficiency when working on large codebases:<p>- Summarise how large files work and how multiple files work together<p>- Understand how to use open source libraries when documentation is lacking<p>- Identify the origin of errors<p>- Ask questions about English-language codebases in other languages<p>- Reduce code duplication by checking for existing functionality<p>- Write new code, taking into account existing codebase context (eg: "write a dockerfile for this project")<p>bloop runs as a free desktop app on Mac, Windows and Linux: <a href="https://github.com/bloopAI/bloop/releases/latest">https://github.com/bloopAI/bloop/releases/latest</a>. On desktop, your code is indexed with a MiniLM embedding model and stored locally, meaning at index time your codebase stays private. 'Private' here means that no code is shared with us or OpenAI at index time, and when a search is made only relevant code snippets are shared to generate the response. (This is more or less the same data usage as Copilot).<p>We also have a paid cloud offering for teams ($45 per user per month). Members of the same organisation can search a shared index hosted by us and will get access to enterprise only features down the line (currently there's no feature gap between desktop and cloud).
Show HN: Bloop – Answer questions about your code with an LLM agent
Hi HN! We launched bloop 10 weeks ago (<a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35236275" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35236275</a>) and received a huge amount of feedback (both positive + constructive). We've undertaken a rewrite of the core search framework, which now acts as an LLM agent, significantly improving the number of queries that can be successfully answered.<p>There's a bunch of hype surrounding LLM agents, but we're positive this is one of the first implementations of an agent that can deliver immediate value for engineers working on existing projects, especially larger ones. We'll do a full write up of how the agent works and the tools it can use soon, but we wanted to share our progress, now that we've got a stable release.<p>bloop is a developer assistant that uses GPT-4 to answer questions about your codebase. The agent searches both your local and remote repositories with natural language, regex and filtered queries.<p>Some of the ways engineers use bloop to improve their efficiency when working on large codebases:<p>- Summarise how large files work and how multiple files work together<p>- Understand how to use open source libraries when documentation is lacking<p>- Identify the origin of errors<p>- Ask questions about English-language codebases in other languages<p>- Reduce code duplication by checking for existing functionality<p>- Write new code, taking into account existing codebase context (eg: "write a dockerfile for this project")<p>bloop runs as a free desktop app on Mac, Windows and Linux: <a href="https://github.com/bloopAI/bloop/releases/latest">https://github.com/bloopAI/bloop/releases/latest</a>. On desktop, your code is indexed with a MiniLM embedding model and stored locally, meaning at index time your codebase stays private. 'Private' here means that no code is shared with us or OpenAI at index time, and when a search is made only relevant code snippets are shared to generate the response. (This is more or less the same data usage as Copilot).<p>We also have a paid cloud offering for teams ($45 per user per month). Members of the same organisation can search a shared index hosted by us and will get access to enterprise only features down the line (currently there's no feature gap between desktop and cloud).
Show HN: Bloop – Answer questions about your code with an LLM agent
Hi HN! We launched bloop 10 weeks ago (<a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35236275" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35236275</a>) and received a huge amount of feedback (both positive + constructive). We've undertaken a rewrite of the core search framework, which now acts as an LLM agent, significantly improving the number of queries that can be successfully answered.<p>There's a bunch of hype surrounding LLM agents, but we're positive this is one of the first implementations of an agent that can deliver immediate value for engineers working on existing projects, especially larger ones. We'll do a full write up of how the agent works and the tools it can use soon, but we wanted to share our progress, now that we've got a stable release.<p>bloop is a developer assistant that uses GPT-4 to answer questions about your codebase. The agent searches both your local and remote repositories with natural language, regex and filtered queries.<p>Some of the ways engineers use bloop to improve their efficiency when working on large codebases:<p>- Summarise how large files work and how multiple files work together<p>- Understand how to use open source libraries when documentation is lacking<p>- Identify the origin of errors<p>- Ask questions about English-language codebases in other languages<p>- Reduce code duplication by checking for existing functionality<p>- Write new code, taking into account existing codebase context (eg: "write a dockerfile for this project")<p>bloop runs as a free desktop app on Mac, Windows and Linux: <a href="https://github.com/bloopAI/bloop/releases/latest">https://github.com/bloopAI/bloop/releases/latest</a>. On desktop, your code is indexed with a MiniLM embedding model and stored locally, meaning at index time your codebase stays private. 'Private' here means that no code is shared with us or OpenAI at index time, and when a search is made only relevant code snippets are shared to generate the response. (This is more or less the same data usage as Copilot).<p>We also have a paid cloud offering for teams ($45 per user per month). Members of the same organisation can search a shared index hosted by us and will get access to enterprise only features down the line (currently there's no feature gap between desktop and cloud).
Show HN: RISC-V core written in 600 lines of C89
Show HN: RISC-V core written in 600 lines of C89
Show HN: RISC-V core written in 600 lines of C89
Show HN: RISC-V core written in 600 lines of C89
Show HN: Governments on GitHub
Show HN: Governments on GitHub
Show HN: Hacker News Summary – Let ChatGPT Summarize Hacker News for You
Show HN: Hacker News Summary – Let ChatGPT Summarize Hacker News for You
Show HN: Hacker News Summary – Let ChatGPT Summarize Hacker News for You
Show HN: Visibly – More Collaborative and Efficient Code Reviews on GitHub
Hey HN! I’m Nick, the founder of Visibly (<a href="https://visibly.dev" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev</a>). Visibly is a GitHub App and Chrome extension that makes code review more efficient, collaborative, and visible by enabling you to:<p>- See review comment thread statuses so that you can quickly address each thread and focus your attention on the ones that actually require it<p>- Indicate whether feedback is blocking or non-blocking so only crucial feedback blocks PR merge<p>- Ensure all blocking review threads are addressed before merge via a status check<p>- Track total active review time per reviewer so that you can understand the effort and review time going into each PR<p>- See reviewer presence so that you can see if someone is already reviewing and avoid unnecessary pings.<p>In addition to these workflow improvements, Visibly provides a personalized metrics dashboard so you can understand your real-time performance and better advocate for yourself and advance your career.<p>You can see a demo and a breakdown of all of the current features at <a href="https://visibly.dev" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev</a>.<p>I created Visibly after seeing the same pain points across Microsoft, Snap, Headspace, and Brex:<p>- Code review was frequently undervalued and invisible. Developers recognized this and prioritized code production instead, which resulted in knowledge silos, poor code quality, and a culture of rubber stamp reviews.<p>- Engineering performance review was broken. From the manager’s perspective, it was difficult to identify top performers and to provide timely, actionable feedback. From the IC’s perspective, feedback was infrequent and subjective around many aspects of the job. The process was also time-consuming and required everyone to sift through 3-6 months of work to quantify “impact and scope”.<p>Visibly solves these issues by using objective measures to make code review more visible and efficient.<p>Visibly values privacy and security above all else; it does not require source code access and requests the fewest possible permissions to provide these experiences. Visibly is also differentiated in its belief that individuals should know how they’re doing and have personalized metrics so that they can advance in their careers.<p>If you use GitHub, you can try Visibly today for free by heading to <a href="https://visibly.dev/login" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev/login</a>. Visibly is currently free, but we plan to introduce paid features and pricing plans soon. Our pricing is still under development, but based on existing customer feedback, we expect to price at $20/seat/month. For those that sign up over the next week, we plan to provide 50% off for the first year once our pricing plans launch.<p>We look forward to your thoughts and feedback!
Show HN: Visibly – More Collaborative and Efficient Code Reviews on GitHub
Hey HN! I’m Nick, the founder of Visibly (<a href="https://visibly.dev" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev</a>). Visibly is a GitHub App and Chrome extension that makes code review more efficient, collaborative, and visible by enabling you to:<p>- See review comment thread statuses so that you can quickly address each thread and focus your attention on the ones that actually require it<p>- Indicate whether feedback is blocking or non-blocking so only crucial feedback blocks PR merge<p>- Ensure all blocking review threads are addressed before merge via a status check<p>- Track total active review time per reviewer so that you can understand the effort and review time going into each PR<p>- See reviewer presence so that you can see if someone is already reviewing and avoid unnecessary pings.<p>In addition to these workflow improvements, Visibly provides a personalized metrics dashboard so you can understand your real-time performance and better advocate for yourself and advance your career.<p>You can see a demo and a breakdown of all of the current features at <a href="https://visibly.dev" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev</a>.<p>I created Visibly after seeing the same pain points across Microsoft, Snap, Headspace, and Brex:<p>- Code review was frequently undervalued and invisible. Developers recognized this and prioritized code production instead, which resulted in knowledge silos, poor code quality, and a culture of rubber stamp reviews.<p>- Engineering performance review was broken. From the manager’s perspective, it was difficult to identify top performers and to provide timely, actionable feedback. From the IC’s perspective, feedback was infrequent and subjective around many aspects of the job. The process was also time-consuming and required everyone to sift through 3-6 months of work to quantify “impact and scope”.<p>Visibly solves these issues by using objective measures to make code review more visible and efficient.<p>Visibly values privacy and security above all else; it does not require source code access and requests the fewest possible permissions to provide these experiences. Visibly is also differentiated in its belief that individuals should know how they’re doing and have personalized metrics so that they can advance in their careers.<p>If you use GitHub, you can try Visibly today for free by heading to <a href="https://visibly.dev/login" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev/login</a>. Visibly is currently free, but we plan to introduce paid features and pricing plans soon. Our pricing is still under development, but based on existing customer feedback, we expect to price at $20/seat/month. For those that sign up over the next week, we plan to provide 50% off for the first year once our pricing plans launch.<p>We look forward to your thoughts and feedback!
Show HN: Visibly – More Collaborative and Efficient Code Reviews on GitHub
Hey HN! I’m Nick, the founder of Visibly (<a href="https://visibly.dev" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev</a>). Visibly is a GitHub App and Chrome extension that makes code review more efficient, collaborative, and visible by enabling you to:<p>- See review comment thread statuses so that you can quickly address each thread and focus your attention on the ones that actually require it<p>- Indicate whether feedback is blocking or non-blocking so only crucial feedback blocks PR merge<p>- Ensure all blocking review threads are addressed before merge via a status check<p>- Track total active review time per reviewer so that you can understand the effort and review time going into each PR<p>- See reviewer presence so that you can see if someone is already reviewing and avoid unnecessary pings.<p>In addition to these workflow improvements, Visibly provides a personalized metrics dashboard so you can understand your real-time performance and better advocate for yourself and advance your career.<p>You can see a demo and a breakdown of all of the current features at <a href="https://visibly.dev" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev</a>.<p>I created Visibly after seeing the same pain points across Microsoft, Snap, Headspace, and Brex:<p>- Code review was frequently undervalued and invisible. Developers recognized this and prioritized code production instead, which resulted in knowledge silos, poor code quality, and a culture of rubber stamp reviews.<p>- Engineering performance review was broken. From the manager’s perspective, it was difficult to identify top performers and to provide timely, actionable feedback. From the IC’s perspective, feedback was infrequent and subjective around many aspects of the job. The process was also time-consuming and required everyone to sift through 3-6 months of work to quantify “impact and scope”.<p>Visibly solves these issues by using objective measures to make code review more visible and efficient.<p>Visibly values privacy and security above all else; it does not require source code access and requests the fewest possible permissions to provide these experiences. Visibly is also differentiated in its belief that individuals should know how they’re doing and have personalized metrics so that they can advance in their careers.<p>If you use GitHub, you can try Visibly today for free by heading to <a href="https://visibly.dev/login" rel="nofollow">https://visibly.dev/login</a>. Visibly is currently free, but we plan to introduce paid features and pricing plans soon. Our pricing is still under development, but based on existing customer feedback, we expect to price at $20/seat/month. For those that sign up over the next week, we plan to provide 50% off for the first year once our pricing plans launch.<p>We look forward to your thoughts and feedback!
Show HN: 10xjobs.net, High paying tech jobs directory
Hello Hackers,<p>I built this webapp over a weekend and launched on May 11 to help (also to impress) my cousins and friends who were obsessed with high paying jobs. As a matter of fact they look for high paying jobs everyday.<p>Currently, a few thousand websites(including YC Jobs) are crawled to find high paying jobs. That number will go way up in the coming months.<p>Remarks and suggestions are most welcome.<p>Thanks
Show HN: 10xjobs.net, High paying tech jobs directory
Hello Hackers,<p>I built this webapp over a weekend and launched on May 11 to help (also to impress) my cousins and friends who were obsessed with high paying jobs. As a matter of fact they look for high paying jobs everyday.<p>Currently, a few thousand websites(including YC Jobs) are crawled to find high paying jobs. That number will go way up in the coming months.<p>Remarks and suggestions are most welcome.<p>Thanks