15:[[47415211,{"by":"S4phyre","descendants":3,"id":47415211,"kids":[47415608,47422401,47426658,47416030,47415235],"score":5,"text":"Hi HN,

I’ve been attending WWDC for ~16 years, and over time I noticed that people remember the small moments more than the announcements.

Since 2017, Apple has been giving collectible pins, and they became a small part of the culture.

When WWDC went fully online, that disappeared.

So I started designing my own enamel pins inspired by those moments.

I ran campaigns in 2021 and 2024 (both produced and shipped), and just launched a new one for 2026 — currently ~75% funded after a week.

Happy to answer questions about the process or manufacturing.","time":1773766279,"title":"Show HN: WWDC enamel pins inspired by developer culture","type":"story"}],[47363754,{"by":"ricardbejarano","descendants":353,"id":47363754,"kids":[47367770,47367200,47368057,47366487,47366742,47372550,47366284,47369834,47372114,47368473,47367771,47367002,47366375,47366586,47367654,47368524,47369625,47367197,47367130,47365956,47367387,47366318,47371107,47377182,47370700,47370473,47369209,47371010,47367357,47371751,47369123,47376638,47367093,47372356,47385341,47366562,47367918,47367027,47369154,47369597,47385301,47367834,47426645,47372497,47374851,47367373,47376167,47366887,47369644,47369574,47370478,47369489,47388239,47370333,47366560,47366713,47368191,47374887,47372975,47367991,47366503,47367178,47366738,47371229,47371189,47373268,47373273,47369870,47375735,47369638,47367448,47367873,47368744,47374911,47372505,47366454,47371430,47408598,47366608,47366571,47372015,47372539,47367565,47370143,47368208,47379789,47369050,47371291,47368661,47371883,47380154,47367273,47367013,47370662,47369423,47373881,47374134,47367267,47368782,47385361,47367348,47368055,47367760,47370518,47369724,47366556,47388637,47368515,47369630,47372424,47368023,47368311,47366392,47367248,47370869,47370237,47368203,47367951,47366813,47368127,47512486,47368134,47367269,47368657,47367841,47428875,47371411,47373039,47368119,47368129,47540695,47366799,47378243,47367038,47376802,47371274],"score":1520,"time":1773405970,"title":"Can I run AI locally?","type":"story","url":"https://www.canirun.ai/"}],[47350761,{"by":"surprisetalk","descendants":1,"id":47350761,"kids":[47351025],"score":3,"time":1773324652,"title":"What Are the Deadliest Animals?","type":"story","url":"https://ourworldindata.org/deadliest-animals"}],[38261351,{"by":"nick-keller","descendants":16,"id":38261351,"kids":[38262512,38261764,38262353,38261602,38261588,38262471,38261642,38262151,38262627,38262452],"score":32,"text":"Hey HN,

I have been working on tggl.io as my main “side” project for over a year now. I was frustrated with existing feature flagging tools (you’ve probably heard of LaunchDarkly’s reputation) and saw an opportunity to innovate on two fronts:

(i) Pricing: it gets very expensive very fast. I’ve made all technical decisions with the goal of limiting stupid expenses and ended up being 2x to 3x cheaper on larger deals.

(ii) Product: existing solutions are just painful to use. Tggl focuses on product-tech collaboration and aims to offer a much better experience.

As the customer base is growing and deals are getting bigger, I am actively seeking as much feedback as possible on both the tool itself and the landing pages.

I added a 30-day trial with no credit card if you want to play with it.\nAll SDKs, the core, and the proxy are open-source: https://github.com/Tggl","time":1699956545,"title":"Show HN: A LaunchDarkly competitor, focused on pricing and product","type":"story","url":"https://tggl.io/"}],[20384030,{"by":"cnivolle","descendants":3,"id":20384030,"kids":[20384087,20396201],"score":13,"time":1562603153,"title":"European-based GPU service starting at 40cents per hour","type":"story","url":"https://www.clever-cloud.com/blog/features/2019/07/08/gpu-machine-learning-with-clevergrid/"}]]

user:	S4phyre
created:	July 9, 2019
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