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Khamenei Dead

Hacker News - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 2:47pm
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The Birth of Light

Hacker News - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 2:43pm
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Show HN: A Rust compiler with ownership checking, written in PHP

Hacker News - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 2:40pm

Hi! I put together a Rust compiler written in PHP. It takes Rust source code and outputs x86-64 Linux binaries directly. No LLVM, no assembler, no linker.

It has a working ownership checker, borrow checker, type checker, structs, functions, control flow, and mutable references. The test suite has 80+ cases. The whole thing is around 2,500 lines of PHP.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47199328

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Show HN: Nett – See what you can spend (not your bank balance)

Hacker News - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 2:39pm

Hi HN,

I'm an accountant and bootstrapped SaaS founder, and I built Nett (https://nett.fyi) because I kept watching the same mistake — including my own.

Founders check their bank balance, see $84K, and feel fine. As an accountant, I can tell you that number is fiction:

- $18K was deferred revenue from annual customers (money I'd already been paid but hadn't earned yet) - $21K should have been set aside for taxes - $8K in commitments I'd said yes to but hadn't hit the books - $6K in recurring costs coming due in 30 days

My real number was $31K. The gap between what my bank said and what was actually mine to spend was $53K. I didn't know that until I built this.

Nett connects to Stripe (read-only), you enter your bank balance and recurring costs, and it calculates a single number: Safe-to-Spend. It's your bank balance minus everything that's already spoken for.

It also gives you a conservative runway clock (assumes zero revenue growth — the honest version), hidden commitment tracking for the verbal yeses that don't show up anywhere, and what-if scenarios for the 2am anxiety questions ("what if I lose my biggest customer?").

The whole thing is built with Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe Connect. Dark theme, opinionated UI, no complex configuration. Setup takes under 5 minutes.

Free calculator at https://nett.fyi/calculator if you want to see the gap without signing up.

I'd love feedback on the approach. Is the "one honest number" framing useful, or do founders actually want more flexibility in how they model their finances?

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47199319

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Show HN: CranKen – A Math Puzzle Game for the Play.date

Hacker News - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 2:38pm

Was coding a bit with Lua and ended up creating a Kenken like game for my long flights between Japan and Germany. Feedback and feature requests welcome.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47199309

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Shooting Videos of Fancy Cars With the Galaxy S26's New Camera Feature Is a Dream

CNET Feed - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 1:14pm
As they say in Europe, look at that S-car-go.
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Exostosis

Hacker News - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 12:50pm
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Show HN: GitShow Repo Showroom – a landing page for any GitHub repo

Hacker News - Sat, 02/28/2026 - 12:47pm

I wanted a way to quickly see what's going on in an open source project without clicking through 10 GitHub tabs. Contributors, languages, commit activity, community health, recent PRs - all scattered across different pages.

GitShow now generates a showroom page for any public repo. Just visit gitshow.dev/owner/repo.

Try a few:

gitshow.dev/facebook/react gitshow.dev/vercel/next.js gitshow.dev/solidjs/solid gitshow.dev/ofershap/mcp-server-devutils Each page shows:

- Top contributors with accurate total count. GitHub's API returns max 30 per page, so I use the Link header pagination trick (request per_page=1, read the last page number) to get the real number. facebook/react shows ~2,000 contributors, not 30.

- Language breakdown as a visual bar and weekly commit sparkline from the participation stats API.

- Community health score: does the repo have a README, license, contributing guide, code of conduct, issue/PR templates? Pulled from GitHub's community profile endpoint.

- Recent open PRs and recently merged fixes. Bot authors (dependabot, renovate, etc.) are filtered out. Markdown and HTML in body snippets are stripped to plain text.

- Quick actions inside the hero card: Star on GitHub, Fork, Clone (copies the git clone command), and an npm link for JS/TS repos.

- Breadcrumb navigation: GitShow / owner / repo.

Every page includes Schema.org SoftwareSourceCode structured data and a BreadcrumbList, so it surfaces in AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI).

There's also a structured data block at the bottom of each page specifically for LLM agents scraping the web - key stats in a machine-readable format.

Stack: Next.js with 1-hour ISR, all data from GitHub REST API, zero client JS except two small interactive bits (clone-to-clipboard and scroll-to-top). Tailwind, Vercel.

No signup, no AI processing, no paywall. MIT licensed.

Source: https://github.com/ofershap/gitshow

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47198151

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