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everlieron 2026: This is AGI

Someone has a lot of money in all the investments, so continuing the hype cycle is cheaper to maintain the portfolio until the IPOs happen

everlieron Show HN: MindMapp – Mind mapping app built by AI in 12 hours

I couldn't get past panning not moving the dots background correctly and mouse zoom scaling not being attached to be position of a cursor

everlieron Ask HN: Share your personal website

https://av.codes/

To this day I think it remains the only landing page with extensive use of SVG metaballs as a splitter between sections

everlieron No management needed: anti-patterns in early-stage engineering teams

This is such a great advice overall. Many people are commenting about flaws in the overall approach, yet everything said is exactly what I saw working/not working in such early companies.

everlieron No management needed: anti-patterns in early-stage engineering teams

I'm in EU and I can't agree this describes most engineers.

Overwork culture is also present here and exploited by a lot of companies.

everlieron Show HN: Nogic – VS Code extension that visualizes your codebase as a graph

Nice, I wanted to build something similar for a long time. The coolest thing is to start summarising clusters for very large codebases, which essentially provides an LoD system for the context.

everlieron Lightpanda migrate DOM implementation to Zig

Wow. Lightpanda is absolutely bonkers of a project. I'd pay dearly for such an option a few years back.

everlieron CLI agents make self-hosting on a home server easier and fun

I use coding agents for similar kind of problem very frequently. It makes wonders debugging obscure system issues related to components that I have no faintest idea about. Also building a homelab very soon. I think you may find this project useful: https://github.com/av/harbor

everlieron FUSE is All You Need – Giving agents access to anything via filesystems

I've implemented agentic framework exactly like this for my current employer.

It opens up absolutely bonkers capabilities.

everlieron Sampling at negative temperature

Хронологија

everlieron Ask HN: Is Programming as a Profession Cooked?

Programming is becoming easier last 50 years, it'll still be a profession until there are people who are not willing to do it themselves

everlieron Ask HN: Is Programming as a Profession Cooked?

Was it cooked when they invented high-level languages and presumably every clerk got an ability to write Software? Surely it eliminated all need in people specialising in writing it, it became so simple.

There's always a market for things that people are too lazy to do on their own.

everlieron Show HN: GlyphLang – An AI-first programming language

Yes, the tool here is just to share the prompt, sorry the first one I had handy is the one describing the service itself.

Here's it in plain text to be more visible:

``` textclip.sh→URL gen: #t=<txt>→copy page | ?ask=<preset>#t=→svc redirect | ?redirect=<url>#t=→custom(use __TEXT__ placeholder). presets∈{claude,chatgpt,perplexity,gemini,google,bing,kagi,duckduckgo,brave,ecosia,wolfram}. len>500→auto deflate-raw #c= base64url encoded, efficient≤16k tokens. custom redirect→local LLM|any ?param svc. view mode: txt display+copy btn+new clip btn; copy→clipboard API→"Copied!" feedback 2s. create mode: textarea+live counters{chars,~tokens(len/4),url len}; color warn: tokens≥8k→yellow,≥16k→red; url≥7k→yellow,≥10k→red. badge gen: shields.io md [!alt](target_url); ```

It uses math notation to heavily compress the representation while keeping information content relatively preserved (similarly to GlyphLang. Later, LLM can comfortably use it to describe service in detail and answer user's questions about it. Same is applicable to arbitrary information, including source code/logic.

everlieron [Claude Code Plugin Proposal] Add agent-session-commit to iterate on AGENTS.md

Granted recent events, they'll just tell that they are happy with their current standards

everlieron Show HN: Chordle. Learn to identify pitch by playing Wordle with chords

such a great idea, I wish it'd be a more polished mobile experience

everlieron Cocopilot: Self-Updating Repository

This is actually pretty hilarious

everlieron Show HN: GlyphLang – An AI-first programming language

Arguably, math notation and set theory already has everything that we need.

For example see this prompt describing an app: https://textclip.sh/?ask=chatgpt#c=XZTNbts4EMfvfYqpc0kQWpsEc...

everlieron WebGPU rolling out in Chrome for Linux

No way! I lost all hope for this to happen. Three years waiting.

Edit: yeah, Intel GPUs only.

everlieron [dead]

Giving an LLM a tool to set its own temperature for specific generation sections

everlieron [dead]

I'm trying to find good-enough algorithm for ranking GitHub repo "relevance", based on minimum amount of data.

I have settled on a combination of log(stars) and half-life penalty for days since last commit. It works surprisingly OK, highlighting large active repos and demoting ones that aren't actively maintained.

I'm sure there are many other approaches to the same thing, curious to learn how you solved it.

everlieron I charged $18k for a Static HTML Page (2019)

Stories like this are only happening to "one guy I know", it's not something that will every happen to any of us

everlieron Netflix Open Content

Is this for some sort of a formal compliance or being able to point out "we host things free of charge too?

everlieron [dead]

If you're following local/open-weight LLMs, this might be an interesting retrospective of 2025.

everlieron [dead]

Just a fun little workflow I made. You can find the code here: https://github.com/av/harbor/blob/main/boost/src/modules/dnd...

everlieron Charles Proxy

I am also confused, I can't see any recent news/updates for this project either.

everlieron [dead]

Hi,

I've been rocking my LLM setup for more than two years now and it grew quite extensive enough to warrant an "awesome" list.

You may read in detail about my experience with all the services here on r/LocalLLaMa: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1oclug7/getting...

everlieron A kernel bug froze my machine: Debugging an async-profiler deadlock

I'm glad to hear I'm not alone. Due to the nature of what I do, I'm often accumulating ~800-900GB of Docker images and volumes on my machine, sometimes running 20-30 containers at once starting/stopping them concurrently. Somehow, very rarely, but still quite often (once every couple of weeks) - it leads to a complete deadlock somewhere inside of the kernel due to some crazy race condition that I'm absolutely in no way able to reliably reproduce.

everlieron Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025)

There are too many LLM-related projects. Setting up multiple runtimes, Python, Node, Go, Rust and then some environments, different CUDA versions, dependencies is tedious. Managing updates later is even worse.

So, I'm building a toolkit that allows to keep things simple for the end user. Run Ollama and Open WebUI configured to work together: `harbor up ollama webui`. Don't like Ollama? Then `harbor up llamacpp webui`. There are 17 backends, 14 frontends and 50+ different satellite projects, config profiles that can be imported from a URL, tunnels, and a helper desktop app.

https://github.com/av/harbor?tab=readme-ov-file#what-can-har...

everlieron [dead]

Most notable part is seeing it learning more and more with every iteration.

You can watch a live recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of3Nx9b71Mg

everlieron [dead]

Made a fun little experiment this evening. You can watch a tiny transformer (Karpathy's NanoGPT) model learning features and structure of English language in just over 12 minutes in real time from the tiny_shakespeare dataset.

You can see how it slowly picks up more and more coherence over 5000 training steps.