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Exporting LLVM IR from XDSL

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Strong launch

Beat 71% of Show HN launches that day

#46 of 181 on Nov 12

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8.4% of Other launches (8 of 95) reached 10+ points in the last 7 days. See Other →

3+3IPO

points · since listing → Nov 13, 10:27 UTC

Still tracked: re-read by each daily run while under ~168h old (window closes ~Nov 19, 13:47 UTC).

0

comments · buzz 0 in latest interval

20h

listed Nov 12, 13:47 UTC

Traction (points) over time

035Nov 13ListedNov 13, 10:27 UTC · 3 points · 0 comments · 21h after listing
1 reading (one per daily ingest run). Dots are recorded values; lines just connect them — nothing in between is measured.

Key statistics

Traction
3points
Comments
0
Rank in MISC this week
#21of 99 HN
Rank overall this week
#204of 1,038 HN
Sector hit rate
8.4%8/95 · 7D
Traction line
Below10+ points
First reading
3Nov 13, 10:27 UTC
Last reading
3Nov 13, 10:27 UTC
Readings
1over 21h

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Grades · each graded against other Other launches from the same source

Momentum

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Traction gained in the latest daily interval

Listed in the latest interval; no earlier reading to compare

Velocity

A

0.15 points/h

Votes per hour since listing (age capped at 48h)

Better than 90% · vs 377 Other · Show HN launches, last 30 days

Engagement

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Comments per 10 points

Needs 10+ points; below that the ratio is mostly noise

Staying Power

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Votes at last reading ÷ votes at first reading

Still being tracked; graded once settled (48h)

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Data as of Nov 13, 2026, 9:22 AM UTC. Sector comes from keyword rules on the title and tagline and can be wrong. How it works