15:[[47640728,{"by":"Jaso1024","descendants":187,"id":47640728,"kids":[47642019,47642123,47642066,47641469,47642357,47642452,47645711,47641520,47644431,47645792,47642918,47641452,47653891,47647493,47642600,47641236,47675869,47652382,47643117,47642085,47642415,47671929,47645578,47648784,47644890,47641285,47650701,47642664,47649346,47645088,47644705,47652424,47641823,47647499,47650426,47648602,47643602,47642318,47642473,47647447,47642319,47642937,47642777,47644620,47641510,47644671,47663113,47641392,47641129,47670290,47646677,47647923,47647474,47649395,47660849,47642046,47641389,47642622,47646125,47641276,47643212,47643221,47649554,47648533,47644004,47643500,47645178,47642680,47641769,47648809,47641529,47644479,47647348,47641048,47656081,47642563,47642614,47643189,47647084,47642433,47641681,47642686,47660820,47642100,47642475,47673344,47649658,47646547,47647594,47655910,47647570,47697006,47642270,47651076,47640816,47659953,47642192],"score":964,"text":"Thought the resources for GPU arch were lacking, so here we are","time":1775321154,"title":"Show HN: A game where you build a GPU","type":"story","url":"https://jaso1024.com/mvidia/"}],[47673104,{"by":"PretzelFisch","descendants":10,"id":47673104,"kids":[47673467,47673336,47673374,47675133,47673304],"score":16,"time":1775558258,"title":"AI Won't Replace You, but a Manager Using AI Will","type":"story","url":"https://yanivpreiss.com/2026/04/06/ai-wont-replace-you-but-a-manager-using-ai-will/"}],[47659135,{"by":"adrianhon","descendants":916,"id":47659135,"kids":[47660332,47671325,47672836,47667992,47670337,47670724,47662398,47669105,47667463,47668868,47670422,47672074,47670945,47668140,47674524,47660241,47668770,47669297,47668761,47661471,47668568,47668016,47664790,47668426,47661896,47664713,47683478,47669643,47668557,47667968,47672793,47668863,47662139,47672284,47663489,47668476,47671702,47669059,47667574,47671425,47672255,47674337,47678252,47660771,47669414,47668349,47672597,47661490,47668324,47660515,47672489,47672116,47672496,47677216,47673312,47670618,47675215,47700655,47669783,47668635,47666316,47673679,47669792,47672946,47670420,47674499,47669298,47667385,47678267,47669421,47672113,47672060,47667844,47686570,47694494,47670603,47681976,47669025,47696951,47671679,47676638,47675564,47669812,47671668,47672413,47665148,47662826,47670592,47668821,47672799,47674609,47691067,47670779,47671357,47669029,47671712,47669549,47692759,47690769,47676227,47670536,47669079,47660611,47679175,47689164,47668458,47678145,47669357,47668796,47661382,47669647,47670080,47677419,47672626,47672811,47670372,47669880,47673526,47676848,47663368,47660492,47674295,47668516,47672011,47671874,47660058,47675417,47659685,47678068,47672142,47660653,47673573,47669395,47660445,47660421,47672317,47667972,47669502,47679062,47746687,47673222,47675975,47675613,47668468,47668820,47676439,47667546,47675553,47664665,47678299,47660409,47668504,47660450,47667685,47670672,47669040,47660398,47672240,47668362,47668587,47660460,47668075,47668058,47660345,47668222,47670006,47660396,47660406,47668417,47669870,47670127,47660401,47671288,47668298,47672327,47671143,47668583,47674929,47667560,47668194,47671768,47668646],"score":2202,"time":1775471817,"title":"Sam Altman may control our future – can he be trusted?","type":"story","url":"https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/04/13/sam-altman-may-control-our-future-can-he-be-trusted"}],[47621438,{"by":"codingmoh","descendants":61,"id":47621438,"kids":[47624129,47622020,47622428,47622690,47622404,47621977,47622299,47622477,47623835,47622244,47673519,47622713,47622462,47627222,47624904,47621987,47622193,47623063,47623020,47629945,47621870,47647668,47626073,47624058,47622291,47624229,47623913],"score":154,"text":"Made a little Artemis II tracker for anyone else who is unnecessarily invested in this mission:

For those of us who apparently need a dedicated place to monitor this mission instead of behaving like well-adjusted people.","time":1775171765,"title":"Show HN: Made a little Artemis II tracker","type":"story","url":"https://artemis-ii-tracker.com/"}],[47626747,{"by":"elC0mpa","descendants":10,"id":47626747,"kids":[47627133,47627219,47636017,47626843,47626773,47626881],"score":4,"text":"Hello, as a CLI lover and Software Engineer, I really love CLIs. I spent most of my day using the terminal, mainly because I use NeoVIM as my "IDE" (I know it is not an IDE). So basically I want you to tell me which CLI tools you on a daily basis.

My own answer: \nzsh with oh-my-zsh\nneovim\ngemini\nserverless framework\naws-doctor\nkiro-cli\nfastfetch

As you can see most of these are related to work, software engineering, the cloud and AI Assistants

You can tell me about these, but I am looking for general purpose CLIs, something like a music player or something like this. Thanks a lot!!!!","time":1775224853,"title":"Ask HN: Which CLI tools do you use daily?","type":"story"}],[47625952,{"by":"ramkarthikk","descendants":195,"id":47625952,"kids":[47628762,47626123,47626910,47631055,47628047,47626650,47627107,47626788,47627031,47627946,47626991,47632115,47635940,47626155,47631237,47626992,47636189,47638409,47631681,47629108,47629033,47637896,47658804,47627456,47627118,47628378,47631151,47629255,47626386,47626183,47626703,47629532,47630173,47627957,47627577,47626899,47631991,47635714,47630406,47626584,47633903,47626091,47696191,47627043,47629759,47627090,47631792,47631955,47627306,47644733,47626265,47631500,47629593,47632721,47649258,47634663,47639535,47628572,47628453,47632406,47627807,47630233,47626178,47626314,47626813,47629072,47628837,47626447,47630134,47627783,47642962,47631811,47697205,47626561,47627035,47627551,47627469,47628187,47632643,47625994,47626121,47634141,47627535,47626318,47626841,47628401,47628726,47636901,47629350,47628085,47637943,47628359,47628602,47627104,47631546,47635346,47635103,47631508,47646800,47634620,47636207,47629463,47634132,47650662,47651113,47628729,47627250,47629160,47627089,47626061,47626453,47628699],"score":783,"text":"With social media and now AI, its important to keep the indie web alive. There are many people who write frequently. Blogosphere tries to highlight them by fetching the recent posts from personal blogs across many categories.

There are two versions:\nMinimal (HN-inspired, fast, static): https://text.blogosphere.app/\nNon-minimal: https://blogosphere.app/

If you don't find your blog (or your favorite ones), please add them. I will review and approve it.","time":1775219625,"title":"Show HN: I built a frontpage for personal blogs","type":"story","url":"https://text.blogosphere.app/"}],[47571183,{"by":"wazHFsRy","descendants":85,"id":47571183,"kids":[47601381,47598602,47602941,47599968,47598536,47599532,47599485,47598898,47600259,47599370,47598042,47598715,47598526,47597980,47599388,47598348,47598474,47603505,47598551,47630256,47599151,47598504,47611080,47602732,47623142,47609152,47604090,47599807,47600454,47598430,47599953],"score":205,"text":"I just had the best time learning about the REWE (German supermarket chain) API, how they use mTLS and what the workflows are. Also `mitmproxy2swagger`[1] is a great tool to create OpenAPI spec automatically.

And then 2026 feels like the perfect time writing Haskell. The code is handwritten, but whenever I got stuck with the build system or was just not getting the types right, I could fall back to ask AI to unblock me. It was never that smooth before.

Finally the best side projects are the ones you actually use and this one will be used for all my future grocery shopping.

[1]https://github.com/alufers/mitmproxy2swagger","time":1774853158,"title":"Show HN: CLI to order groceries via reverse-engineered REWE API (Haskell)","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/yannick-cw/korb"}],[47598148,{"by":"bombastic311","descendants":0,"id":47598148,"kids":[47598245],"score":6,"time":1775030582,"title":"An Autonomous Game Factory with Claude Code and a $24 VPS","type":"story","url":"https://www.bassimeledath.com/blog/game-factory"}],[47562961,{"by":"upmostly","descendants":47,"id":47562961,"kids":[47562981,47601096,47597433,47598947,47598220,47597658,47605832,47600175,47597430,47597611,47605433,47598486,47604077,47599433,47606354,47605449,47602211,47600671,47626205,47604263,47598202,47602383,47597431],"score":187,"time":1774790716,"title":"Chess in SQL","type":"story","url":"https://www.dbpro.app/blog/chess-in-pure-sql"}],[47490070,{"by":"anemll","descendants":326,"id":47490070,"kids":[47499743,47490489,47493785,47492962,47496808,47500410,47490576,47493863,47491718,47502081,47493599,47498585,47498155,47492518,47494432,47491138,47498042,47490865,47494952,47495925,47494329,47494385,47582964,47494840,47503163,47497281,47495769,47492961,47492827,47492561,47491963,47490422,47498658,47503483,47494658,47493222,47495552,47494973,47493205,47497523,47490982,47500626,47504542,47495809,47502737,47500609,47492957,47509786,47501013,47526458,47502864,47492564,47499920,47493034,47490781,47497007,47498853,47493128,47495998,47493190,47490071,47490732,47495017,47490431],"score":713,"text":"https://xcancel.com/anemll/status/2035901335984611412","time":1774276210,"title":"iPhone 17 Pro Demonstrated Running a 400B LLM","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/anemll/status/2035901335984611412"}],[47469949,{"by":"sebosch","descendants":25,"id":47469949,"kids":[47474303,47473455,47471105,47472510,47489041,47475056,47479858,47478287,47474917,47471710,47475038,47519244,47472066,47471185],"score":136,"text":"I’ve been building termcraft, a terminal-first 2D sandbox survival game in Rust.

The idea is to take the classic early survival progression and adapt it to a side-on terminal format instead of a tile or pixel-art engine.

Current build includes:\n - procedural Overworld, Nether, and End generation\n - mining, placement, crafting, furnaces, brewing, and boats\n - hostile and passive mobs\n - villages, dungeons, strongholds, Nether fortresses, and dragon progression

This is still early alpha, but it’s already playable.

Project:\nhttps://github.com/pagel-s/termcraft

Docs:\nhttps://pagel-s.github.io/termcraft/

Demo:\nhttps://youtu.be/kR986Xqzj7E","time":1774118558,"title":"Show HN: Termcraft – Terminal-first 2D sandbox survival in Rust","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/pagel-s/termcraft"}],[47340079,{"by":"usefulposter","descendants":1668,"id":47340079,"kids":[47343241,47353269,47345895,47340981,47341726,47341705,47346032,47341249,47349526,47341591,47343248,47340520,47343025,47340483,47345456,47347952,47347960,47342204,47343161,47348260,47340166,47347360,47340964,47340369,47340877,47340669,47340603,47341204,47342052,47341477,47344782,47340474,47343063,47341438,47343747,47341070,47341062,47340351,47349340,47341602,47340526,47340727,47340843,47341167,47342538,47342610,47346631,47340368,47345716,47340911,47340779,47346307,47350331,47340643,47347200,47488993,47341915,47348409,47343851,47342495,47343639,47351521,47350384,47340706,47343581,47342629,47340360,47340982,47352155,47344013,47346404,47340266,47341481,47348111,47342427,47346734,47346310,47343138,47346506,47340598,47343126,47343514,47346967,47342865,47348532,47344473,47340650,47341237,47342455,47342375,47350175,47341129,47354316,47342300,47340742,47343297,47341401,47342653,47341932,47342322,47361762,47340734,47340451,47343261,47343118,47342956,47340922,47350096,47341054,47346176,47340569,47349350,47353770,47340394,47342247,47345423,47340478,47341541,47341133,47343833,47341268,47340842,47345669,47345508,47341420,47342004,47342075,47342706,47342036,47340905,47341271,47341044,47340488,47341658,47341850,47343050,47341514,47341423,47342609,47342466,47342990,47341569,47340899,47349468,47342645,47343218,47340558,47349649,47347513,47346196,47343376,47341080,47341722,47345906,47351482,47346377,47341692,47341738,47341583,47340798,47345709,47345662,47344004,47348013,47341269,47346965,47341552,47344940,47346813,47345272,47340847,47344226,47340737,47341061,47343356,47341653,47341535,47340534,47344797,47342798,47340479,47347119,47340471,47343067,47355876,47342438,47444666,47346448,47340440,47347959,47341034,47345269,47341737,47348942,47340403,47341870,47341199,47341606,47341092,47341031,47342035,47342713,47345470,47341236,47452860,47343060,47341143,47340462,47340854,47345035,47359789,47341005,47341912,47341450,47342043,47341113,47343993,47341783,47343273,47342917,47354018,47352207,47348522,47341983,47343545,47346359,47342476,47341231,47346437,47342745,47341968,47353014,47341488,47342557,47357315,47341846,47340337,47343875,47363136,47341780,47340373,47347006,47340455,47341032,47341021,47346073,47346069,47345320,47344396,47343890,47340322,47346003,47348194,47340464,47347271,47345554,47343243,47353674,47345392,47345184,47351225,47341130,47349168,47351046,47341280,47345105,47353544,47349393,47350267,47343954,47344496,47345460,47345907,47344941,47342651,47342184,47345175,47343777,47343091,47340998,47340743,47360749,47340370,47341964,47341586,47348199,47341052,47340524,47345991,47340601,47341088,47341331,47340388,47341557,47340480,47340722,47345193,47340089,47340358,47341307,47340496,47340862,47341008,47340836,47347425],"score":4229,"time":1773257369,"title":"Don't post generated/AI-edited comments. HN is for conversation between humans","type":"story","url":"https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated"}],[47382376,{"by":"ahallan","descendants":0,"id":47382376,"kids":[47488936],"score":1,"text":"Hi,

I’m a long-time HN reader, though I don’t post much.

I recently built an iPhone app called Sunny Hours. Living in the UK, I’ve often wanted a weather app that shows, at a glance, when the sun is actually likely to be out.

I built it because I found that existing apps often gave me lots of forecast data, but not a quick answer to a simple question: when is the nicest part of the day/week likely to be?

So the app is built around a sunshine-first view to make that easier to see.

It’s still early, but the app is live and usable now. I’d really appreciate feedback on whether the sunshine-first view is useful, whether the heatmap is intuitive, and what feels missing.","time":1773530407,"title":"Show HN: Sunny Hours – an iPhone weather app with a sunshine heatmap","type":"story","url":"https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/sunny-hours-sun-by-hour/id6758806008"}]]

user:	danielszlaski
created:	March 23, 2026
karma:	3
about:	I build cloud-powered backends and polished iOS apps - clean code, thoughtful design.