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Re:Kimi K2.5 Technical Report [pdf] on Saturday January 31, 2026 @12:39AM (#46833826)
Did you use Kimi Code or some other harness? I used it with OpenCode and it was bumbling around through some tasks that Claude handles with ease.
Re:Linux Running in a PDF on Thursday February 06, 2025 @06:27AM (#42961351)
Poetic
Thanks for checking it out, trying to put a new spin on browsing products :)

Show HN: Feedbrew – Swipe right (or left) on new products

https://www.feedbrew.com/

Hey everyone, wanted to share my latest project, Feedbrew.Browse products in a fun new way. Swipe right on ones you like and left on the ones you don't, similar to Tinder. Leave more detailed product feedback if you choose!As a maker, Feedbrew gives you a way to get quick product feedback from a community of makers before launching your product to the rest of the world. You can also reward...

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Re:It's OK to abandon your side-project on Sunday February 25, 2024 @11:44PM (#39507767)
Agreed, just went through this after spending a year and a half adding a bunch of cool real-time features to an app of mine that no one asked for. Still a win because now I’ve “done it before” :)
Was it @levelsio?
It’s tagged as a “promo” for which I’ve allocated (currently) one spot for tools and resources aimed at helping people get into FAANG
There's no technical limitation, only a time constraint thus far as it's just a side project.

The main piece of feedback I've received is to provide FAANG listings outside of the US, so I will work on that next.

Thanks for the input!

why not though? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Currently just a side-project so it's not very feature-rich. Good point though, thanks for the feedback.
Providing your email will subscribe you to a newsletter that will send you (remote) FAANG job listings.

The upvote/downvote is not entirely wired up at the moment, but the intention is to eventually sort listings similar to that of most content aggregators - by relevance - as opposed to just sorting by date desc.

Nice summary!