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Show HN: Replace "hub" by "ingest" in GitHub URLs for a prompt-friendly extract
Gitingest is a open-source micro dev-tool that I made over the last week.<p>It turns any public Github repository into a text
extract that you can give to your favourite LLM easily.<p>Today I added this url trick to make it even easier to use!<p>How I use it myself:
- Quickly generate a README.md boilerplate for a project
- Ask LLMs questions about an undocumented codebase<p>It is still very much work in progress and I plan to add many more options (file size limits, exclude patterns..) and a public API<p>I hope this tool can help you
Your feedback is very valuable to help me prioritize
And contributions are welcome!
Show HN: Replace "hub" by "ingest" in GitHub URLs for a prompt-friendly extract
Gitingest is a open-source micro dev-tool that I made over the last week.<p>It turns any public Github repository into a text
extract that you can give to your favourite LLM easily.<p>Today I added this url trick to make it even easier to use!<p>How I use it myself:
- Quickly generate a README.md boilerplate for a project
- Ask LLMs questions about an undocumented codebase<p>It is still very much work in progress and I plan to add many more options (file size limits, exclude patterns..) and a public API<p>I hope this tool can help you
Your feedback is very valuable to help me prioritize
And contributions are welcome!
Show HN: Banan-OS, an Unix-like operating system written from scratch
This is my operating system that I've been working for the past 2 years. All of the code is written exclusively by me except from ported software. banan-os has a monolithic kernel targeting x86 (i686) and x86_64 architectures. The project consists of bootloader, kernel and userspace libraries (libc, libGUI, libFont, ...). It also uses my custom C++ standard library partly based on stdc++.<p>Currently I have basic TTY and GUI environment with some of the basic UNIX utilities like cp, ls and stat. I have basic support for USB (keyboard/mouse/storage), disks (NVMe, AHCI), custom networking stack with TCP and UDP support, and a UNIX-like filesystem with /dev /tmp /proc filesystems.<p>The whole project is written in C++ except for my BIOS bootloader that is written in 16-bit real mode assembly. I have been testing the OS mainly on virtual machines but also frequently on real hardware.
Show HN: Banan-OS, an Unix-like operating system written from scratch
This is my operating system that I've been working for the past 2 years. All of the code is written exclusively by me except from ported software. banan-os has a monolithic kernel targeting x86 (i686) and x86_64 architectures. The project consists of bootloader, kernel and userspace libraries (libc, libGUI, libFont, ...). It also uses my custom C++ standard library partly based on stdc++.<p>Currently I have basic TTY and GUI environment with some of the basic UNIX utilities like cp, ls and stat. I have basic support for USB (keyboard/mouse/storage), disks (NVMe, AHCI), custom networking stack with TCP and UDP support, and a UNIX-like filesystem with /dev /tmp /proc filesystems.<p>The whole project is written in C++ except for my BIOS bootloader that is written in 16-bit real mode assembly. I have been testing the OS mainly on virtual machines but also frequently on real hardware.
Show HN: Banan-OS, an Unix-like operating system written from scratch
This is my operating system that I've been working for the past 2 years. All of the code is written exclusively by me except from ported software. banan-os has a monolithic kernel targeting x86 (i686) and x86_64 architectures. The project consists of bootloader, kernel and userspace libraries (libc, libGUI, libFont, ...). It also uses my custom C++ standard library partly based on stdc++.<p>Currently I have basic TTY and GUI environment with some of the basic UNIX utilities like cp, ls and stat. I have basic support for USB (keyboard/mouse/storage), disks (NVMe, AHCI), custom networking stack with TCP and UDP support, and a UNIX-like filesystem with /dev /tmp /proc filesystems.<p>The whole project is written in C++ except for my BIOS bootloader that is written in 16-bit real mode assembly. I have been testing the OS mainly on virtual machines but also frequently on real hardware.
Show HN: A 5th order motion planner with PH spline blending, written in Ada
Show HN: A 5th order motion planner with PH spline blending, written in Ada
Show HN: A 5th order motion planner with PH spline blending, written in Ada
Show HN: I combined spaced repetition with emails so you can remember anything
Hey HN,<p>I am a student shipping apps in my free time. This is my 4th for the year!<p>Non-fic books and podcasts have been part of my life for years now but I always struggled with remembering what I’ve read or listened to. I wanted it to stick even after years.<p>My notes list grew large but I never really revisited them. That’s why I created GinkgoNotes.<p>You can enter notes you want to recall and leave it to the app to create a personalised (based on spaced repetition) email schedule. That means you’ll get your notes emailed to you a couple of times exactly when you should read them again (based on Ebbinghaus's Forgetting Curve) so it’s certain that you’ll remember them.<p>I hope this will be helpful as it was for me. Would love some feedback!<p>Iskren
Show HN: I combined spaced repetition with emails so you can remember anything
Hey HN,<p>I am a student shipping apps in my free time. This is my 4th for the year!<p>Non-fic books and podcasts have been part of my life for years now but I always struggled with remembering what I’ve read or listened to. I wanted it to stick even after years.<p>My notes list grew large but I never really revisited them. That’s why I created GinkgoNotes.<p>You can enter notes you want to recall and leave it to the app to create a personalised (based on spaced repetition) email schedule. That means you’ll get your notes emailed to you a couple of times exactly when you should read them again (based on Ebbinghaus's Forgetting Curve) so it’s certain that you’ll remember them.<p>I hope this will be helpful as it was for me. Would love some feedback!<p>Iskren
Show HN: I combined spaced repetition with emails so you can remember anything
Hey HN,<p>I am a student shipping apps in my free time. This is my 4th for the year!<p>Non-fic books and podcasts have been part of my life for years now but I always struggled with remembering what I’ve read or listened to. I wanted it to stick even after years.<p>My notes list grew large but I never really revisited them. That’s why I created GinkgoNotes.<p>You can enter notes you want to recall and leave it to the app to create a personalised (based on spaced repetition) email schedule. That means you’ll get your notes emailed to you a couple of times exactly when you should read them again (based on Ebbinghaus's Forgetting Curve) so it’s certain that you’ll remember them.<p>I hope this will be helpful as it was for me. Would love some feedback!<p>Iskren
Show HN: Outerbase Studio – Open-Source Database GUI
We just launched Outerbase Studio, the open-source version of our core database offering. It works in your browser or as a desktop app and supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.<p>What it does:<p>• Connects to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite databases.
• Spin up local databases directly through the UI, even if you don’t have one running.
• Manage and query your data in a lightweight, intuitive interface.
• Completely open source.<p>Why we built it:
We wanted to share the core Outerbase experience with the developer community as a free, open-source tool. It’s simple, fast, and removes the barriers to working with databases locally.<p>GitHub: <a href="https://github.com/outerbase/studio">https://github.com/outerbase/studio</a><p>Release Blog: <a href="https://www.outerbase.com/blog/outerbase-studio-open-source-database-management/">https://www.outerbase.com/blog/outerbase-studio-open-source-...</a><p>Try it out: studio.outerbase.com<p>Would love the HN communities feedback, please try it out and let me know what you think!
Show HN: Outerbase Studio – Open-Source Database GUI
We just launched Outerbase Studio, the open-source version of our core database offering. It works in your browser or as a desktop app and supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.<p>What it does:<p>• Connects to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite databases.
• Spin up local databases directly through the UI, even if you don’t have one running.
• Manage and query your data in a lightweight, intuitive interface.
• Completely open source.<p>Why we built it:
We wanted to share the core Outerbase experience with the developer community as a free, open-source tool. It’s simple, fast, and removes the barriers to working with databases locally.<p>GitHub: <a href="https://github.com/outerbase/studio">https://github.com/outerbase/studio</a><p>Release Blog: <a href="https://www.outerbase.com/blog/outerbase-studio-open-source-database-management/">https://www.outerbase.com/blog/outerbase-studio-open-source-...</a><p>Try it out: studio.outerbase.com<p>Would love the HN communities feedback, please try it out and let me know what you think!
Show HN: Outerbase Studio – Open-Source Database GUI
We just launched Outerbase Studio, the open-source version of our core database offering. It works in your browser or as a desktop app and supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.<p>What it does:<p>• Connects to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite databases.
• Spin up local databases directly through the UI, even if you don’t have one running.
• Manage and query your data in a lightweight, intuitive interface.
• Completely open source.<p>Why we built it:
We wanted to share the core Outerbase experience with the developer community as a free, open-source tool. It’s simple, fast, and removes the barriers to working with databases locally.<p>GitHub: <a href="https://github.com/outerbase/studio">https://github.com/outerbase/studio</a><p>Release Blog: <a href="https://www.outerbase.com/blog/outerbase-studio-open-source-database-management/">https://www.outerbase.com/blog/outerbase-studio-open-source-...</a><p>Try it out: studio.outerbase.com<p>Would love the HN communities feedback, please try it out and let me know what you think!
Show HN: High School Student's First App – NWS Weather Report
Show HN: I built an AI tool to analyze SEC filings the minute they're released
Hello everyone, I built this tool on Next/Node to automatically analyze new filings from the SEC and probe the Edgar API for new filings 24/7. We use AI to analyze the filings the second they are released.<p>Free accounts to look at real filings (automatically updated) are available to any who sign up.<p>If you have any questions feel free to ask.
Show HN: My party game where AI decides if you’re funny
Snatched Party is a alien themed party game you can play for free in the browser with your friends or LLM powered game characters.
Show HN: Open-sourced (road) traffic counting application
I was developing/selling this application under Roadometry, but sales are getting slow and I'd prefer to make it available for free.<p>This is a desktop Windows application which can be used for counting road traffic.<p><a href="https://roadometry.com" rel="nofollow">https://roadometry.com</a>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@roadometry2011" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/@roadometry2011</a><p>The application uses Multiple Hypothesis Tracking (MHT) combined with Darknet Yolo.<p>I trained the network myself. I have a tool-chain for building a video-based training set including associations, but it's quite complex to use. I never ended up training a network to perform association, but I think a combined detector/associator network is the next step.
Show HN: Open-sourced (road) traffic counting application
I was developing/selling this application under Roadometry, but sales are getting slow and I'd prefer to make it available for free.<p>This is a desktop Windows application which can be used for counting road traffic.<p><a href="https://roadometry.com" rel="nofollow">https://roadometry.com</a>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@roadometry2011" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/@roadometry2011</a><p>The application uses Multiple Hypothesis Tracking (MHT) combined with Darknet Yolo.<p>I trained the network myself. I have a tool-chain for building a video-based training set including associations, but it's quite complex to use. I never ended up training a network to perform association, but I think a combined detector/associator network is the next step.
Show HN: Open-sourced (road) traffic counting application
I was developing/selling this application under Roadometry, but sales are getting slow and I'd prefer to make it available for free.<p>This is a desktop Windows application which can be used for counting road traffic.<p><a href="https://roadometry.com" rel="nofollow">https://roadometry.com</a>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@roadometry2011" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/@roadometry2011</a><p>The application uses Multiple Hypothesis Tracking (MHT) combined with Darknet Yolo.<p>I trained the network myself. I have a tool-chain for building a video-based training set including associations, but it's quite complex to use. I never ended up training a network to perform association, but I think a combined detector/associator network is the next step.