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. How the Hare Resented the Tortoise (medium.com)
   1 points by bryanrasmussen 25 days ago | discuss
2. Why is it Alexa, not Alex? A century of hard-coded sexism in tech (2022) (www.cbc.ca)
   5 points by whycome 17 days ago | 2 comments
3. The April Fools joke that might have got me fired (oldvcr.blogspot.com)
   502 points by goldenskye 2 days ago | 244 comments
4. Video game workers in North America now have an industry-wide union (www.engadget.com)
   412 points by ksec 15 days ago | 194 comments
5. Things I would have told myself before building an autorouter (blog.autorouting.com)
   395 points by seveibar 6 days ago | 116 comments
6. Our interfaces have lost their senses (wattenberger.com)
   370 points by me_smith 17 days ago | 174 comments
7. NixOS and reproducible builds could have detected the xz backdoor (luj.fr)
   280 points by birdculture 11 days ago | 128 comments
8. Google will still have to break up its business, the Justice Department said (www.engadget.com)
   189 points by azinman2 25 days ago | 5 comments
9. Rust Any part 3: we have upcasts (lucumr.pocoo.org)
   174 points by jmillikin 4 days ago | 76 comments
10. Mysterious tunnels sketched by Leonardo may have been found (www.cnn.com)
    137 points by simonebrunozzi 27 days ago | 42 comments
11. Raising Kids to Have an Analog Childhood in a Digital World (www.joshuakennon.com)
    135 points by walterbell 3 days ago | 76 comments
12. Shares of Starlink's European rival Eutelsat have tripled (www.marketwatch.com)
    91 points by _fizz_buzz_ 27 days ago | 105 comments
13. MIT 6.5950 Secure Hardware Design – An open-source course on hardware attacks (shd.mit.edu)
    81 points by imakwana about 6 hours ago | 3 comments
14. What, exactly, is an 'AI Agent'? Here's a litmus test (www.tines.com)
    78 points by 1as about 8 hours ago | 38 comments
15. AI crawlers haven't learned to play nice with websites (www.theregister.com)
    77 points by belter 16 days ago | 43 comments
16. Dodge Chargers now have pop-up ads at every stoplight (fuelarc.com)
    76 points by surprisetalk 20 days ago | 67 comments
17. Study finds bullies have more children than non-bullies (phys.org)
    71 points by PaulHoule 23 days ago | 91 comments
18. Ask HN: How do you have effective 1:1s with your manager?
    69 points by justsocrateasin 22 days ago | 107 comments
19. Chrome for Android doesn't have extensions, but Edge now has a whole store
    60 points by soumikmahato 19 days ago | 57 comments
20. The reality of working in tech: We're not hired to write code (2023) (idiallo.com)
    58 points by foxfired about 3 hours ago | 41 comments
21. Apple M4 MacBook Air review: I have no notes (arstechnica.com)
    55 points by tosh 15 days ago | 79 comments
22. Humans Have a Third Set of Teeth. New Medicine May Help Them Grow. (www.popularmechanics.com)
    53 points by bookofjoe 28 days ago | 13 comments
23. Would You Rather Have Married Young? (www.metropolitanreview.org)
    48 points by herbertl 15 days ago | 59 comments
24. 40% of Britons haven't read a single book in the last 12 months (yougov.co.uk)
    47 points by GeoAtreides 27 days ago | 119 comments
25. Wikipedia, says its bandwidth costs have gone up 50% since Jan 2024 (bsky.app)
    46 points by vinnyglennon about 7 hours ago | 39 comments
26. "Have Quotes About Salieri" (contingentmagazine.org)
    46 points by tintinnabula 20 days ago | 12 comments
27. Study finds 46 percent of U.S. counties have pharmacy deserts (www.ncpa.org)
    44 points by toomuchtodo 17 days ago | 125 comments
28. Have we underestimated the total number of people on Earth? (www.newscientist.com)
    42 points by wahern 13 days ago | 58 comments
29. The surprisingly simple reason kids have imaginary friends (www.vox.com)
    40 points by domofutu 6 days ago | 49 comments
30. 1/4 of startups in YC current cohort have almost entirely AI-generated codebases (techcrunch.com)
    39 points by bookofjoe 28 days ago | 53 comments