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Article URL: https://www.theminimalistdeveloper.com/the-illusion-of-competence/

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Hi all, I build this agent for beginners to use it locally in this laptop

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Article URL: https://www.theminimalistdeveloper.com/dont-put-all-your-tokens-in-one-basket/

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Article URL: https://manazir.dev/work/the-harness-is-not-the-model

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64-bit UEFI OS. Ring 0 only. No ring 3. Cooperative multitasking (tasks yield manually). No context switching — all tasks share one 128MB stack. IDT 0-31 only. VA=PA. PCI, XHCI, RDTSC, HDA, ATA, FAT32, GPT, REP(string instructions), AVX256, SSE4.2, FPU, NT(Non-Temporal). All polling.

(I used LLM in some of my code.)

Github Link: https://github.com/Dydudu37d/NeuroSamaOS

I'm the author. Happy to answer any questions!

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Article URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clive_Wearing

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We built Toward to solve our own problem —multiple projects everywhere, updates scattered, nothing organized. It's stupid-simple: update what happened, system threads it, intelligence surfaces. We've been using it internally and thought HN might appreciate it.

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Article URL: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/2zSpuGJRk6EyjHAL6/wsj-article-claiming-china-has-matched-anthropic-is-obvious-1

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Article URL: https://www.openstack.org/blog/ovs-and-ovn-explained-the-networking-stack-behind-openstack/

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Article URL: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/07/ransomware-negotiator-helped-attackers-extort-his-own-clients-gets-6-year-sentence/

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Hi HN — I built TokenDrift, a CLI that scans a codebase for design system drift: hardcoded colors and off-scale spacing that quietly bypass your design tokens.

npx tokendrift .

It's zero-dependency Node, runs entirely locally, and gives you a Drift Score (0-100) plus a report showing exactly which files and lines are responsible. --share is opt-in and uploads only the report data (never source), if you want a link to paste in a PR or Slack.

Why I built it: every design system I've worked with rots the same way. Someone hardcodes #3B82F6 under deadline pressure, someone else does margin: 13px instead of the actual spacing scale, and six months later nobody can say when "mostly following the system" became "barely following it" — because nothing was measuring it.

Three real examples, not staged demos — I ran it against open-source repos and checked every number by hand before publishing: - Dub (dub.co): 82/100, 93% token adoption https://tokendrift-vedantyedes-projects.vercel.app/r/9GNaJ2M... - Formbricks: 87/100, 96% adoption https://tokendrift-vedantyedes-projects.vercel.app/r/JuKMkzk... - Twenty (CRM): 77/100, 80% adoption — one CSS file explains most of the gap: it declares its own tokens at the top and then falls back to a dozen+ different raw hex values in the rest of the file anyway. https://tokendrift-vedantyedes-projects.vercel.app/r/60K5vks...

Current scope: CSS/SCSS/JS/TS/JSX/TSX, auto-detects tokens from CSS custom properties, Tailwind config, or W3C token JSON. No Vue/Svelte support yet, no auto-fix (by design — I'd rather show you where the drift is than guess at a rewrite).

Source: https://github.com/vedantyede/tokendrift npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/tokendrift

Happy to answer questions about the scoring formula, the false positives I found and fixed while building this (test files count as drift by default in a naive version — worth watching for if you build something similar), or anything else.

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