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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 19, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: Has anyone used AI to write a full-length book?I'm a software developer who published a technical book with Wrox years ago. The process was brutal—months of work, endless rewrites, lost plot threads.Recently I've been experimenting with using AI as a writing partner (not just for drafts, but for maintaining consistency across chapters, tracking characters, generating outlines, etc.)Has anyone else tried this seriously? I'm curious about: - What worked and what didn't - How you handled the "AI voice" problem - Whether you'd consider publishing something AI-assisted
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github.com• Dec 19, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Ayder HTTP-native durable event log in C (50K msg/s, P99 3ms, Raft HA)Hi HN — I built Ayder, a single-binary durable event log / message bus in C. The idea: what if event streaming was just HTTP? # Produce curl -X POST 'localhost:1109/broker/topics/orders/produce' -d '{"item":"widget"}' # Consume curl 'localhost:1109/broker/consume/orders/mygroup/0?encoding=b64' No JVM, no ZooKeeper, no thick client libraries. Just HTTP.What it does: append-only log with per-partition offsets, consumer groups, durable writes via sealed AOF + crash recovery, HA with Raft consensus (3/5/7 nodes), leader redirects, idempotent produce, KV store with CAS + TTL.Benchmarks (real network, 3-node Raft, DigitalOcean 8 vCPU, wrk2, 64B payload): Throughput: 50,000 msg/s sustained P50: 1.58ms | P99: 3.35ms | P99.9: 8.62ms Server-side P99.999 is 1.2ms — the tail you see in benchmarks is network/kernel, not the broker.Curious finding: real NIC beats loopback at high concurrency (P99 3.31ms vs 5.79ms). Makes sense — loopback means client and server fight for CPU cores.I'd love feedback
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bing.com• Dec 19, 2025• 1 min read
5 Reasons to Consider Real-Time MonitoringNetwork security and performance can have a significant effect on your company’s overall success. That’s why all companies, especially e-commerce businesses, must monitor their networks frequently to ...
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bing.com• Dec 19, 2025• 1 min read
KT Tunstall reflects on the 'unwelcome side' of her early fameKT Tunstall reflects on the ‘unwelcome side’ of her early fame - Appearing on the ‘Good Vibrations’ podcast, the Scottish artist reflected on the 20th anniversary of her debut album ‘Eye to the Telesc ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 19, 2025• 1 min read
New Platform "Sphere Kit" Built to Ease Back End Dev for Indie Game DevelopersFor countless indie game developers, the dream of building the next big multiplayer hit often dies at the server level. Today, a new challenger in the development space, Project Quik, aims to change that narrative with the launch of the public beta for Sphere Kit.Designed specifically to bridge the gap for developers with less server-side experience, Sphere Kit acts as a modular cloud platform that automates the complex backend infrastructure required for modern online games.Solving the "Uphill Challenge" "Building multiplayer, robust player management, or integrated monetization often feels like an uphill challenge, holding back countless innovative game ideas," said the team behind Sphere Kit. "We believe your creativity should fuel your game — not increase server headaches. We’ve made the backend the easy part."Key Features for Beta Testers The platform is launching with a suite of tools that replace months of coding with instant integrations:- Multiplayer: Features "Live Debugging"
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bing.com• Dec 18, 2025• 1 min read
Unlocking the value of multi-agent systems in 2026For too long, enterprises have failed to go beyond the view of AI as a product; an assistant that sits to the side, helping users complete tasks and delivering incremental productivity gains. This ...