A ZIP-style Prolog VM for trilog(github.com)
22 points by triska | 6 comments
GitHub repository for zipc, a work-in-progress compiler from Prolog to Clocksin's ZIP abstract machine plus a C VM, intended as a backend for trilog.
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22 points by triska | 6 comments
GitHub repository for zipc, a work-in-progress compiler from Prolog to Clocksin's ZIP abstract machine plus a C VM, intended as a backend for trilog.
25 points by koljab | 5 comments
GitHub repository for RealtimeVAD, a Python voice activity detector that signals end-of-speech about 100 ms earlier than Silero by adding an adaptive energy detector.
56 points by samirswr | 9 comments
GitHub repo for a small LLM inference engine built from scratch in C++ and CUDA, with a YouTube video series and 80+ pages of notes.
7 points by AmSach | 3 comments
GitHub repository for MAPLE, a Mixture-of-Experts pruning framework that compresses Gemma 4 26B-A4B to a 4.75 GB GGUF to run fully in VRAM on 6 GB GPUs.
3 points by DaleFranks | 0 comments
GitHub repository for RamaSite, a self-contained MIT-licensed CMS built with Laravel, Filament and SQLite, largely written with Claude Code.
25 points by kimi | 1 comments
GitHub repository for Mocktastic, an educational C++ Meshtastic-compatible LoRa client for ESP32 boards (LilyGO T3) built with Arduino IDE, with decoder and DHT22 sensor modes.
1325 points by sync | 719 comments
Google's announcement of Gemini CLI, an open-source AI agent that brings Gemini models into the terminal, with its GitHub repository.
358 points by primaprashant | 189 comments
Google for Developers blog post announcing the transition of Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI, with Gemini CLI ceasing to work from June 18, 2026.
378 points by ayoisaiah | 130 comments
GitHub repository by Addy Osmani with a guide of about 30 pro tips for using Google's Gemini CLI for agentic coding.
338 points by JumpCrisscross | 270 comments
Ethan Mollick's One Useful Thing Substack post reviewing Google's Gemini 3 and reflecting on AI progress in the three years since GPT-3 and ChatGPT.
546 points by meetpateltech | 236 comments
Google Keyword blog post by Koray Kavukcuoglu announcing Gemini 2.0 models becoming generally available to everyone, dated February 5, 2025.
1206 points by hiisthisthingon | 288 comments
Truffle Security blog post explaining that public Google API keys, long deemed non-secret, can now access Gemini and private data, based on scans of exposed keys.