I built a small CLI tool that organizes files in the current directory based on their extensions.<p>The idea came from staring at my messy “Downloads” folder and thinking: what if I could fix this with a single command?<p>The tool is intentionally minimal and opinionated:<p>- It groups files into pr...
I'm a CS student with no prior quantum computing
background who built this in about a week.<p>quantumopt uses a Graph Attention Network trained
on 10,240 quantum circuits to predict optimization
potential, then passes to Qiskit's transpiler for
hardware-specific compilation targeting I...
We got tired of debugging shell scripts in initContainers at 2 AM. Missing curl, broken netcat flags, secrets leaking into logs — the usual.<p>Initium is a single static Rust binary (~5 MB, built FROM scratch) that handles the six things initContainers actually do: wait for dependencies, run migrati...
thefuck (<a href="https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck</a>) in Rust – because life's too short for slow fucks.<p>151ms → 2.7ms startup. Same rules, 56x faster.
2x faster correction time as well.
pg_stream is a PostgreSQL 18 extension that keeps materialized views current
incrementally — no external infrastructure, no separate streaming pipeline.<p>You define a stream table (a SQL query + a freshness bound) and the extension
derives a delta query that processes only changed rows on each refr...
One presumes the reader is aware of the current crisis in American software development that is panicking over C++ and ushering people toward "safe" languages like Rust that--to me--look like Spivey's Z-notation dressed up with (guess what) C++.<p>I blame the crisis on two men, both l...
I’ve spent the last few months thinking about why personal AI feels like a leash rather than a tool. Current "agents" are just thin wrappers over centralized LLMs that harvest your data to sell it back to you. You still have to do the work and make decisions whenever a tool proposes a solu...
Hi HN,<p>I've been building Ryvos for the past few months — an open-source autonomous AI
assistant written in Rust. It's the thing I wished existed: always-on, multi-channel,
and actually secure.<p>The core idea: every tool call passes through a SecurityGate — 5 tiers of
classification,...