Show HN: Bobr – a rootless content-addressed build system for Linux

Hacker News New2026-11-07 22:200 views

Hello. This is my vibe-coded pet project. It’s meant to be a build system like Nix or Yocto. It can work rootless, uses its own namespace-based sandbox runtime, is content-addressed, and builds a Linux system that can be run in QEMU for now. I hope this can be interesting not only to me.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50404764

Points: 1

# Comments: 0

Source：https://bobr.build/

My favorites

PreviousNew "high safety" chemicals in plastic food packaging linked to low birth weight NextDid aliens talk to us in "binary code" at Rendlesham Forest?

How we review 4x more AI code without reading every line

Do you need to read every line of AI-generated code to trust it? Not necessarily. Instead, check five things: the intent

0The New Stack

Efficient Arc<ZST>

I have an application that passes around a lot of Arc<dyn Whatever> , and many of the traits have do-nothing or default

0Rust Users Forum

Meter Cost per Accepted Answer, Not per Call

Meter Cost per Accepted Answer, Not per Call Last Tuesday a merged pull request fired the "Draft changelog" button in ou

0dev.to

AI Didn’t Change Software Engineering. It Changed the Speed.

AI removed the natural friction of writing code. The result isn't that building became easier—it's that complexity arriv

0dev.to

Make the Checklist Exit Nonzero: Six Gates, One TOML File, No Skipped Rows

Last Friday I opened our launch checklist. Fourteen rows. Eleven checkmarks. Every checkmark was mine. I had ticked them

0dev.to

I checked 64 SaaS directories for a followed link. Here's the script, and the traps that fooled it.

When we launched our SaaS in September, the domain had zero referring domains. Every launch checklist says the same thin

0dev.to

Show HN: Bobr – a rootless content-addressed build system for Linux

Related posts

How we review 4x more AI code without reading every line

Efficient Arc<ZST>

Meter Cost per Accepted Answer, Not per Call

AI Didn’t Change Software Engineering. It Changed the Speed.

Make the Checklist Exit Nonzero: Six Gates, One TOML File, No Skipped Rows

I checked 64 SaaS directories for a followed link. Here's the script, and the traps that fooled it.