Show HN: Quack – a macOS TUI for monitoring OpenCode sessions and resource usage
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The US dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima on this day in 1945. Haunting photos show what happened.
On August 6, 1945, a 10-foot-long uranium bomb called "Little Boy" was dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima.
Goodyear Q2 2026 slides show stabilization, but losses persist
Developing story — details emerging. Check the source link for the latest updates.
Show HN: Graft – Give coding agents a semantic map instead of grep
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Show HN: Aident Loadout – connect Codex and Claude Code to real apps
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Accounts show Green party may be close to overtaking Labour’s membership figures – UK politics live
A spokesperson for the Greens says figures had ‘quadrupled’ in the last year since Polanski became leader A Reform government will introduce national licensing for vape shops, which Zia Yusuf says will see a decrease of 70% in the businesses on British high streets. “We will also end financial d...
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Red Velvet Returns to Summer — on Its Own Terms: ‘We Wanted to Show a Softer, More Laid-Back Side’
On Velvet Summer , the group that expanded K-pop's emotional vocabulary turns its experiments inward, toward time, growth and the season it owns.
Show HN: Yotsu – A daily logic puzzle app with four puzzles a day and no ads
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Show HN: Cleared – which browser features are safe now, and what to delete
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Recommendation engine knows what to show you, without knowing anything about you
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Show HN: Job Posting Insights
We observe thousands of job boards and in the past 4 weeks significantly more jobs have been posted than closed.
Show HN: Building My Own Smart Roller Shades
Hi HN - I built this project primarily in 2019–2020 after getting tired of manually opening and closing the roller shades in my apartment, and I finally finished writing it up. It ended up spanning a custom PCB, ESP8266 firmware, a Hall-effect position sensor, parameterized OpenSCAD parts, AWS I...
Show HN: I spent 2 years designing a mechanical Magic Keyboard
Hi HN, today I’m revealing Altar II, an ultra-low profile (4. 75mm) mechanical keyboard designed to replace your Magic Keyboard. It’s the keyboard I wish Apple made.
Show HN: Solve your document workflows with AI agents
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Show HN: Charming – Build and share apps like Google Docs
Hi HN! I’m building Charming, a cloud for creating and sharing small apps. Agents can host, run, and share apps securely over MCP or API.
Show HN: Photo to Video AI – Animate a photo with a motion prompt
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Show HN: I built a pg-migration-engine on NPM
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Show HN: Ranking weather models by how their forecasts turned out
Weather apps all claim to be accurate but never show their work. So I built a scoreboard that checks: it takes the forecasts each model published (ECMWF, GFS, ICON, AIFS and others, plus Apple Weather, Foreca, OpenWeather and Visual Crossing), waits for the weather to happen, and scores temperat...
Chinese satellite captures video of SpaceX rocket debris crashing into the moon
In a show of space surveillance strength, a newly launched Chinese satellite tracked a piece of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket crashing into the moon and captured footage of its impact. No visible plume can be seen in the images that appear to show the moment of impact, which is consistent with what o...
Show HN: Solsticio – daily sun/moon logic puzzle with a deterministic generator
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Show HN: I made GifJot to turn part of my screen into a GIF I can paste
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Show HN: OpenThat.Link – Trigger a webhook, open a link in your browser
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Show HN: Jolt a decentralised content syndication network
Hey HN i’m a platform engineer and my day job I mainly focus on kubernetes clusters and terraform with the occasional C#, Typescript when building services, so this could well be completely out of my depth. Jolt started as an experiment to see whether I could build my own network at all. I’ll a...