Hackernews posts about Hare

Hare is a high-level programming language designed for creating and manipulating abstract syntax trees (ASTs) to simplify the development of domain-specific languages (DSLs).

1. Teeming.ai Puzzle of the Week – "The Atomic Tortoise and the Superluminal Hare" (teemingai.substack.com)
   1 points by tompccs 5 days ago | discuss
2. The Rye Language (ryelang.org)
   7 points by harel 15 days ago | discuss
3. X-Copy on the Amiga (spillhistorie.no)
   5 points by harel 22 days ago | discuss
4. A Letter from Leonard Tramiel (www.facebook.com)
   1 points by harel 2 days ago | discuss
5. Discord says 70k users may have had their government IDs leaked in breach (www.theverge.com)
   780 points by PaulKeeble 25 days ago | 429 comments
6. You already have a Git server (maurycyz.com)
   649 points by chmaynard 7 days ago | 427 comments
7. The email they shouldn't have read (it-notes.dragas.net)
   412 points by miniBill 25 days ago | 166 comments
8. Hard Rust requirements from May onward (lists.debian.org)
   375 points by rkta 1 day ago | 697 comments
9. 60k kids have avoided peanut allergies due to 2015 advice, study finds (www.cbsnews.com)
   355 points by zdw 13 days ago | 347 comments
10. I'm drowning in AI features I never asked for and I hate it (www.makeuseof.com)
    344 points by gnabgib 8 days ago | 225 comments
11. Dutch spy services have restricted intelligence-sharing with the United States (intelnews.org)
    311 points by Refreeze5224 13 days ago | 229 comments
12. We do not have sufficient links to the UK for Online Safety Act to be applicable (libera.chat)
    293 points by todsacerdoti 8 days ago | 98 comments
13. Study: MRI contrast agent causes harmful metal buildup in some patients (www.ormanager.com)
    254 points by nikolay 9 days ago | 229 comments
14. Harnessing America's heat pump moment (www.heatpumped.org)
    241 points by ssuds 9 days ago | 554 comments
15. How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020) (james-simon.github.io)
    190 points by jxmorris12 23 days ago | 109 comments
16. Mathematicians have found a hidden 'reset button' for undoing rotation (www.newscientist.com)
    186 points by mikhael 17 days ago | 116 comments
17. I have released a 69.0MB version of Windows 7 x86 (twitter.com)
    186 points by rvnx 3 days ago | 90 comments
18. Peanut allergies have plummeted in children (www.nytimes.com)
    179 points by JumpCrisscross 13 days ago | 153 comments
19. Extropic is building thermodynamic computing hardware (extropic.ai)
    167 points by vyrotek 4 days ago | 107 comments
20. Sodium-ion batteries have started to appear in cars and home storage (cleantechnica.com)
    166 points by xbmcuser 11 days ago | 200 comments
21. Japan's summers have lengthened by 3 weeks over 42 years, say resaerchers (english.kyodonews.net)
    160 points by anigbrowl 22 days ago | 35 comments
22. Sandhill cranes have adopted a Canada gosling (www.smithsonianmag.com)
    157 points by NaOH 11 days ago | 43 comments
23. My favorite cult sci-fi and fantasy books you may not have heard of before (shepherd.com)
    143 points by bwb 7 days ago | 173 comments
24. Swiss glaciers have shrunk by a quarter since 2015, study says (www.france24.com)
    126 points by bookofjoe 26 days ago | 94 comments
25. Ask HN: Does anyone have scans of these missing PC Plus issues (1991–1993)?
    125 points by billpg 18 days ago | 45 comments
26. They Don't Have the Money: OpenAI Edition (platformonomics.com)
    93 points by eatonphil 23 days ago | 58 comments
27. Why your social.org files can have millions of lines without performance issues (en.andros.dev)
    93 points by andros 8 days ago | 8 comments
28. A “knot dominated era” may have existed in the early universe: study (phys.org)
    89 points by wglb 11 days ago | 45 comments
29. The hardest program I've ever written (2015) (journal.stuffwithstuff.com)
    84 points by jacobedawson 4 days ago | 51 comments
30. In orbit you have to slow down to speed up (www.wired.com)
    83 points by beardyw 9 days ago | 94 comments