Hey HN! I built HIDConsole, a cross-platform HID device debugging tool.

  What it does:
   - Scan and connect to HID devices
   - Real-time data monitoring with optional timestamps
   - Send hex data with validation
   - Configurable frame size

  Tech stack:
   - Frontend: React 19 + TypeScript + TailwindCSS
   - Backend: Rust + Tauri 2 + hidapi
   - Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux

  I built this because I needed a simple tool to debug HID devices and existing options were either too complex or not cross-platform. The UI is clean and focused on the core debugging workflow.

  Repo: https://github.com/xialeistudio/HIDConsole

  Would love to hear your feedback!

In modern C++ development, coroutines have brought revolutionary changes to asynchronous programming. However, when using boost::asio or standalone asio, we often encounter scenarios where we need to convert traditional std::future<T> to asio::awaitable<T>. This article will detail an efficient, thread-safe conversion method.

Did you just copy-paste the first paragraph of the article.

If you post to HN, you can choose between a text or a url. When you pick url, you can add some text, but it's added as a comment. I guess that's what happened.

It's literally his article.

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