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github.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Django-Style Queries for SQLAlchemyHey!Wanted to share the project I've worked on for more than a year. The core was done last summer but since then I couldn't find time to implement all the functionality I had in mind. But a few months ago, I made myself sit down and plan the introduction of the remaining things.And with the release of 0.7.0 I can say that 85 percent is done and I'm ready to share it.I wrote a Python package which serves as a layer on top of SQLAlchemy and allows you to write Django-style queries. The idea came from work where we had an additional helper file which had methods for select, filters and other simple queries. When we didn't use those helper methods we wrote queries using the SQLAlchemy syntax which took a lot of time and code space. Especially the fact that you need to specify a model in filtering.In the end I decided to move all those helper methods to a package thereby we can just import them from one place. Django style format was selected because, personally, I found it easy to read an
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: How do you learn with LLMs?I am not happy about GenAI progress affecting my career though I am excited about its application for personalized learning. How do you use LLMs to learn advanced technical stuff better?e.g., socratic method
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openparser.dev• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: OpenParser – swappable OCR models in one APIWe build document AI workflows, and OCR is finicky. At scale, it becomes hard to debug errors and compare confidence scores across providers.New OCR models appear all the time, so we wanted one interface that lets us swap models in and out without rewriting around each provider. So far, we’ve integrated nine models from PaddleOCR, Mistral, Azure, Google and AWS Textract. We run them at cost, with no markup.We also created and open-sourced a shared schema, openparser@1, plus adapters that normalize each provider’s response. You can switch OCR models without changing the rest of your application:https://github.com/eigenpal/openparserI’d appreciate feedback on the schema and which models or providers we should add next.
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uidomains.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Generate domain lists for an LLM to rankGood .com's are getting harder and harder to find and existing generator tools are essentially guessing the context based on your search. I created this tool for generating many available domain combinations and one can utilize the CSV export via their own LLM (ChatGPT, Claude etc) to find the best ones. Use the site's built-in generator, word lists, or upload your own. It also support alt domain names too. One search can generate 50,000+ domains that LLMs can scan through and find the best for your use case.
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bing.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
N3on Ranks the Best Streamers on the Internet | Re-RankN3on joins Re-Rank to drop his ultimate streamer power rankings. Jordan Rose gets the full breakdown — plus how it compares to Stable Ronaldo's list. Who's #1? Who do YOU think is #1? Watch to find ...
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bing.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
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github.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Bio Tools – install drug design tools easilyI made a CLI program, Rust and Python lib that makes it easy to install and run bio / drug design tools. (structure prediction, sequence prediction, property prediction etc).You install it with `pip install bio_tools_app`, then run commands like `bio_tools install alphafold3` or `bio_tools run proteinmpnn --version` etc.This smooths over the complexities of installing these tools, which often depend on [mutually exclusive] python environments in a mix of PyPi-capable and Conda. I use it as a shared library between a python web app and a rust standalone GUI program. (Molchanica)
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slashscore.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Slashscore, an open developer graph built from public GitHub activityThere are millions of public signals across GitHub such as repositories, commits, contributions, languages, organizations, locations, we wanted to turn those signals into something you can explore rather than another static developer directory so we built Slashscore, the developer graph.You can explore developers and their public activity geographically, get a 0–100 score based on an open scoring formula and compare your profile with the broader developer ecosystem.We’re especially interested in whether the graph itself is useful, whether the scoring model makes sense and what we're missing.If you’re a developer, what would you change?
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github.com• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: My math notes for anything that touches MLJust wanted to share this here for the person who would need it the most. Cheers :)I plan to maintain this as a hobby as well, don't expect anything big from It.
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nitpicker.dev• Aug 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Nitpicler. I was quoted $1M for AI PR review – so I bulit it myselfHi HN. I wanted an AI reviewer on every PR at work. Quotes came back around $1M/year, almost entirely per-seat licensing. I built a true open source alternative. We use it internally at Postman and the cost is ~$300/m in token usage. It's open source, self hosted (also supports AWS lambda, cloudflare workers or Github actions) and can be deployed in under a minute. It is lightweight (only diff is sent to the LLM), support any LLM provider and scalable. Our busiest repo has thousands of PRs a day and we usually get PR reviews within 30 seconds.Give it a try and let me know what you think - https://nitpicker.dev
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