Hackernews posts about ABI

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   newShow HN: Benchmarking LLM ability to code in an adversarial languagebench.killswitch-lang.org

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   newEarly tetrapods had surprisingly little ability to move their neckswww.eurekalert.org

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   newThe inextricable link between comprehension and the ability to steer shipvinchenkov.substack.com

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   newThe Ability of Frontier Models to Control Robots Is Rapidly Improvingwww.lesswrong.com

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   newABI Explorer: clang in your browserabiexplorer.org

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   newA friend recently prompted his own Linux ABI-compatible OStwitter.com

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   newThe Ability of Frontier Models to Control Robots Is Rapidly Improvingwww.lesswrong.com

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   newLaunch HN: Kino AI (YC S23) – AI media manager and video editor

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   newLaunch HN: Pomerado (YC F26) – Turn any website into an MCP for agents

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    newShow HN: Sketch Stadium – watch your agent play Pictionarysketch.wakeshift.ai

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    newShow HN: ULDA – Client-side encryption with a simple JavaScript APIdemo.ulda.io

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    newShow HN: Ultimidi – piano learning web gamegame.ultimidi.com

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    newShow HN: Stackdome – An open source self-hostable Railway alternative on K8sgithub.com

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    newLooking for a tech job is a helpless data-entry nightmare

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    newTell HN: Claude CLI doesn't exit anymore, not even with CTRL-C

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    newShow HN: Turri – a coding agent with the power of regenerative softwaregithub.com

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    newAsk HN: What do your technical interviews look like today? (Nov 2026)

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    newTell HN: First day in quite some time I feel optimistic about the future

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    newShow HN: Diagonals (Diago) – a chess variation where the pieces stay diagonallydiagonals.vercel.app

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    newShow HN: Bloom – an org-mode compatible Android app for managing notes and tasksgithub.com

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    newShow HN: Chest – a tiny, open-source menu bar manager for macOS 27chest.boringbar.app

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    newShow HN: Twain, a diff viewer like Meld, but for the age of AIgithub.com

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    newAsk HN: System One models for autonomous agents

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    newTell HN: Claude Code now detects bugs in its own code

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    newShow HN: SrcWranglrgithub.com

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    newShow HN: Process Soundscapesoundscape.flaminghoops.dev

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    newShow HN: Move more with short random exercise challengeswww.sporadic.app

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    newShow HN: A Swift package that makes any macOS app translatablegithub.com

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    newShow HN: I built an AI code editor that for teamswww.rxcode.dev

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    newShow HN: I built Knemora – An Open-source AI Second braingithub.com

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