'written in Fortran'.<p>Interesting choice. Why?

out of curiosity, why fortran? no disrespect. I wrote a lot of scientific software in the earlier days of my career and I learned fortran to update ocean modeling software.

Love seeing niche Show HN projects like this. The choice of Fortran is wild but that's what makes it fun. As someone building small Mac utilities, I appreciate any project that proves you don't need a massive stack to ship something useful.

Brilliant in every possible way. Fortran was first language I learnt at high school in its "PORTRAN" variant.

It's always nice to see production codebases in languages that you've never used but are interested in.<p>Tangential, but to the author, are there any FORTRAN codebases you feel are well designed?

Are there any other AT protocol apps that aren’t derivatives of bluesky? By that I mean, not social media feed related, twitter clone.

y'all gotta throw this up on <a href="https://tangled.org" rel="nofollow">https://tangled.org</a> ;)

On ATProto: it’s funny how we never learn the lesson:<p>- VCs band together to fund something shiny.<p>- Devs love shiny, helping spread the something.<p>- VCs enschitify it to get their coins back.

The world is a better place for this app. Wonderful!

Oh this is cool

thats COBOL :)

fortran > cobol

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From my experience building browser automation tools, the biggest challenge with most Chromium-based solutions is that their TLS fingerprint is a dead giveaway. Firefox-based approaches tend to fare much better against JA3/JA4 fingerprinting.<p>The key insight is moving fingerprint spoofing from the JS level (which is itself detectable) down to the native C++ level. It's a fundamentally different approach.