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Posted by
helpprotactiniu on Tuesday October 13, 2026 @02:22PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://form2email.terragohan.com/
Skip email lists. Forms that submit directly to email.
I dunno. Hard to believe any thing that comes from Israel.
How did you handle the various optimizations and CPU architectures? compilers are notoriously easy to build but hard to optimize and maintain.
Is this named like Jev intentionally? Or is this just a new naming convention that I haven't been watching?
Posted by
helpprotactiniu on Monday September 28, 2026 @03:35PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://terragohan.github.io/entertainment-harness/
I'm working towards manga to anime generation in a cheap way. The entertainment harness is the first step towards that. You can do your own manga recaps using local models or openrouter. And it's very extensible.If you generate a recap and post it online, please attribute it to the entertainment harness and terragohan :).
Isn't Anthropic's thesis that it wants to capture basically the global TAM? And this is their wedge?
Please do. And more importantly, use it only if it's useful!
Nice. I made this project specifically because OpenAI tunnels don't work. So it makes sense that there are others who had the same idea.
Posted by
helpprotactiniu on Tuesday September 01, 2026 @04:34PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://terragohan.github.io/mcptunnels/
Basically, OpenAI tunneling sucks and is broken most of the time. This can get you tunneling pretty trivially to share with someone temporarily. Roadmap includes being able to host MCP servers trivially as well.
I actually find this really annoying. Hence I've started using "random" handles on platforms and hiding my identity as much as possible.
Don't a lot of memory systems have memory filters?
Is this like poisoning long term memory? interesting... I guess you could flank boundaries this way.
Isn't this just hallucination in some sense?
Why call it CowCode? Cute name.
I still don't get the appeal. Generative model based coding is a lot more productive in most cases. Even on harder projects (ie. database development) it's pretty damn good.
does any one even use twitter any more? that place is a cesspool.
iirc data rooms usually have a bunch of licensing and patent related details as well. might be interesting to carve that out. same with security / compliance docs.