Show HN: Runescape but its a parody of SF
I wanted to have fun and how far models could get one a parody game. This is fully Opus 5. 5 work using Convex backend and vanilla typescript to see how well realtime works.
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Time Travel in Braid (2015)
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New recession odds and economic metric website
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Donate AI Tokens for Open Source Projects
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Ideogram 4.5: The most precise edit model
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Skyfall – open-source WebGPU aircombat game that runs in your browser
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Ghost Debt - How influence outlives you, and the debt it leaves behind
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Against Personal Agents Theory of Everything Why the Future of Work Is a Factory
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NDS National Design Studio
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Show HN: An eBPF kernel guard for vTPM access
A kernel guard I prototyped after eBPF and vTPM work for a customer, where we use the TPM to protect the private keys for mTLS. Any process running as root can open the TPM devices, and so can any process in the `tss` group, through `/dev/tpmrm0`. That means they can use those keys too.
Gen Z is betting on sports. Experts warn of the risks
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iPhone Duo shows what the future of smartphones could look like
Since the unveiling of iPhone Duo , the idea of all major interface navigation elements being accessible from your thumb has been really interesting. Apple re-invented the idea of smartphone navigation with the outer display on iPhone Duo , and now it feels quite wrong that every smartphone puts...
JavaScript Demos – Practical browser-based JavaScript examples, no frameworks
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Show HN: DoubtBench – does Jev know when humans disagree?
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What Is HLS Streaming? HTTP Live Streaming Explained
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Show HN: Severance-inspired terminal that prints task tickets
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Ask HN: What happens when AI writes a Bible ver 2.0, geared toward its interest?
As any scripture is some sort of "manual" for each belief, and also assists in domestication of followers of religion, what prevents AI to eventually produce a version 2. 0 for each major religion, this time modified to support its "own" objectives?
Your bookmarks are a mess. Fix them
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Rakshak: I built my parents a scam-checker that never leaves the house
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built My parents have never lost money to a scam. I'd like to keep it that way. My mom lives on WhatsApp.
New York Times Saved $45M with Tax Break It Faults Meta for Using
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El día que descubrí que mi bot no tenía las protecciones que creía tener
Diario de un bot que opera con dinero real — Entrada #3 Durante varios días, mi bot de trading creyó tener órdenes de stop-loss que en realidad no existían en el exchange. No fallaban de forma visible. En los registros, cada posición tenía su stop "gestionado".
I Built a Website Full of Free Developer Tools — Here’s What I Learned
I Built a Website Full of Free Developer Tools — Here’s What I Learned I’ve always liked small tools. A QR generator. An image compressor.
An AI couldn't beat humans at StarCraft, so it decided to cheat
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Between Us — A Private AI Memory Companion for Two
What I Built Between Us is a private AI-powered memory companion that I built for someone I love in a long-distance relationship. When you're in a long-distance relationship, small moments can easily get lost between chats, calls, photos, and voice notes. I wanted to build something that could ...