Hackernews posts about Parsync

1. Parsing the Infamous Japanese Postal CSV (www.dampfkraft.com)
   55 points by birdculture 22 days ago | 3 comments
2. Auto Review for shell commands with AST parsing and a subagent (lmstudio.ai)
   6 points by yags 23 days ago | discuss
3. GPU-time: A small neural model for parsing date and time (gpu-time.arikko.dev)
   4 points by arikchakma 9 days ago | 2 comments
4. Jina-OCR-v1: Faster Document Parsing on Low-Budget GPU (jina.ai)
   4 points by torchenjoyer 3 days ago | discuss
5. Faster JSON parsing with SVE2 on ARM processors (lemire.me)
   3 points by ibobev 2 days ago | discuss
6. Sub-ms deterministic parsing vs. LLM-based policy for agent safety? (github.com)
   2 points by misetro 3 days ago | discuss
7. Cutting JSON Parsing CPU Cost in Go (skoredin.pro)
   2 points by ibobev 12 days ago | discuss
8. Csveee – parsing CSV at up to 192 GB/s in Rust (github.com)
   2 points by foooo4 18 days ago | discuss
9. Relentlessly Optimizing SIMD CSV Parsing (j-li.us)
   2 points by juliusgeo 24 days ago | discuss
10. Parsing IP addresses in C# at crazy speeds (twitter.com)
    2 points by PKop 26 days ago | discuss
11. JSON parsing in OxCaml: fast, but not too fast (pianykh.com)
    1 points by matt_d 7 days ago | discuss
12. Belegio – Parsing grocery receipts down to the line item (belegio.loobia.net)
    1 points by MehrdadEshghi 11 days ago | discuss
13. Zopt: Low-ceremony command line parsing for Zig (codeberg.org)
    1 points by birdculture 15 days ago | discuss
14. Separating Parsing Expression Grammars Using Cell-Probe Lower Bounds (arxiv.org)
    1 points by pcfwik 15 days ago | discuss
15. Csveee – parsing CSV at up to 192 GB/s in Rust (github.com)
    1 points by foooo4 17 days ago | discuss
16. Show HN: Application-Layer Parsing in eBPF (github.com)
    1 points by lbrndnr 28 days ago | discuss
17. Show HN: AttaLambda: a language where types and data are made of untyped lambdas (attalambda.com)
    48 points by kserrec 6 days ago | 7 comments
18. Show HN: I made an automated day-by-day itinerary organizer for my trip to Spain (petrelvoyage.com)
    17 points by desktopentree 7 days ago | 9 comments
19. Show HN: Maxxwell – The IDE for Optimal Tokenmaxxing (maxxwell.dev)
    11 points by mys1 11 days ago | 8 comments
20. Show HN: Turn wire protocols into structured statements LLMs can understand
    6 points by andriosr 10 days ago | discuss
21. Ask HN: Why serialize documents to disk instead of memory-mapping runtime state?
    4 points by ShengATsao 5 days ago | 4 comments
22. Show HN: Benzi – Code Intelligence Infrastructure for Frontier AI Models (github.com)
    3 points by tweedler290 13 days ago | discuss
23. Show HN: fake-bpy-module – Blender/UPBGE Python autocompletion for external IDEs (github.com)
    3 points by nutti 25 days ago | discuss
24. Show HN: Throttling AI models under load can backfire and increase demand (SIM) (throttle.staffinganalytics.io)
    2 points by eliotho 19 days ago | discuss
25. Ask HN: A translation pipeline that doesn't chew up long HTML pages
    2 points by lym11248 20 days ago | discuss
26. Show HN: Flight Ledger – Track your flights, what they cost, and United status (app.flightledger.net)
    2 points by voladd 30 days ago | discuss
27. Show HN: Remarc – better contextual feedback for AI agents (github.com)
    1 points by young_mete 12 days ago | discuss
28. Show HN: Layerz – Build native iOS apps with no code, run them instantly (www.layerz.app)
    1 points by jaeyoung_choi 14 days ago | discuss
29. A Design Space Exploration of Async/Await (cel.cs.brown.edu)
    464 points by wcrichton 11 days ago | 134 comments
30. Yazi: Fast terminal file manager written in Rust, based on async I/O (yazi-rs.github.io)
    2 points by thunderbong about 6 hours ago | discuss