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✨ Read this awesome post from Hacker News 📖 📂 **Category**: 💡 **What You’ll Learn**: from the that's-not-what-ai-is-for dept In the last three months I’ve had people forward me four separate examples of a CEO losing his or her mind over AI. What’s been striking to me is the similarity in each case: It would be an “all hands” email in which the CEO talks up how amazing LLM tools are and saying that everyone in the company MUST start learning to use them immediately or they should look for a job elsewhere. Sometimes they talk about hiring “consultants” to…

✨ Check out this must-read post from Hacker News 📖 📂 **Category**: 📌 **What You’ll Learn**: Menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota — one bar per account, like this: (drawn for dark menu bars — white outlines) Each bar shows the 5-hour-window utilization for one account, colored green / orange (≥70%) / red (≥90%). When the 5-hour window is fully used, the bar shows a countdown until reset (4:28) instead of the percentage. When the weekly limit is hit, the bar turns black with a countdown to the weekly reset (2D) — that's the harder cap, whatever the…

✨ Read this must-read post from Hacker News 📖 📂 **Category**: 📌 **What You’ll Learn**: Replace the "rename to error.todo-*" approach for the six Flow `match` fixtures with actual support, ported from pr-36173 commits 0dc7f2e and d8aae6b. npm hermes-parser CAN parse match syntax: it requires hermes-parser >= 0.28 plus the `enableExperimentalFlowMatchSyntax` parser option (snap pinned 0.25.1 and never passed the flag; 0.26 carries an incompatible draft grammar). - Un-rename the six match fixtures from error.todo-* back to their original names, restoring the pre-rename inputs (hermes-canonical formatting) and their real compiled snapshots: match-expr-captured-var.flow.js match-expr-jsx-spread.flow.js match-expr-multi-gen-bindings.flow.js match-expr-outlined-jsx.flow.js match-expression-with-tuple-and-early-return.js match-stmt-self-ref-const.flow.js All six pass…

🔥 Discover this insightful post from Hacker News 📖 📂 **Category**: 💡 **What You’ll Learn**: A few months ago I read about Anthropic's experiment of releasing a swarm of agents to write a functioning C compiler and it made me wonder about the feasibility of using that same approach to accomplish something I've been dreaming about for 15 years now, not long after we started GitHub - rewrite Git from scratch to be library based. Git is of course a very complex piece of software. There are lots of "plumbing" commands, lots of higher level commands - it was put…