15:[[49803683,{"by":"ZaharaHussain","descendants":9,"id":49803683,"kids":[49811819,49818067,49816208,49824723,49806185,49806638,49814308,49826922,49806089,49812349,49805272],"score":44,"text":"$16","time":1790093706,"title":"Show HN: AI·rete·RAG – a Rete rule engine decides, RAG explains why","type":"story","url":"https://ai-rete-rag.com/"}],[49802789,{"by":"guanming0717","descendants":4,"id":49802789,"kids":[49812340,49806509],"score":27,"text":"$17","time":1790090406,"title":"Show HN: InstinctFlash – High-Performance Serving Runtime for Robotics Models","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/General-Instinct/InstinctFlash"}],[49811685,{"by":"ppnpm","descendants":2,"id":49811685,"kids":[49811800,49812318,49825709],"score":3,"text":"$18","time":1790138053,"title":"Show HN: Napkin – a scratchpad that holds texts and images for copy","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/sudomonas/napkin"}],[49801329,{"by":"mixedbit","descendants":63,"id":49801329,"kids":[49802414,49804373,49802499,49803947,49803146,49807070,49802029,49805149,49806109,49812316,49802747,49803109,49802192,49803594,49802781,49812638,49802775,49803186,49803890,49803553,49808021,49806390,49806747,49802078,49802828,49811665,49803929],"score":187,"text":"$19","time":1790085167,"title":"Show HN: Drop – A rootless Linux sandbox with gVisor support","type":"story","url":"https://droprun.sh/"}],[49800574,{"by":"florianstandhar","descendants":36,"id":49800574,"kids":[49809071,49810168,49808495,49810509,49807791,49813649,49812306,49809896,49810808,49812398,49823304,49808592,49811050,49816723,49812631,49809676,49821653,49800575,49811399,49811269],"score":144,"text":"$1a","time":1790082063,"title":"Show HN: JevBench, a reproducible benchmark for typed decision models","type":"story","url":"https://benchmarkheaven.com/jev-models"}],[49792742,{"by":"zhonghua","descendants":3,"id":49792742,"kids":[49795773,49797812,49793243,49797238],"score":4,"text":"Git is supposed to be bad at handling mono repos especially where there are many binary files like game projects repo, and also there are no permisson settings, but are important in game development. BlackGit's cli client lets you download only cared files through sparse-checkout(initially not even the default root files) with a mini agent to use natural languages to manipulate the repo, and blackgit's server serves a file level control layer as a proxy to upstreams(github/gitlab)","time":1790021590,"title":"Show HN: Blackgit – use Git to only download those cared files","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/zhuzhonghua/blackgit"}],[49776523,{"by":"codetiger","descendants":41,"id":49776523,"kids":[49776645,49787162,49783648,49794136,49785909,49787965,49783558,49781691,49785425,49797229,49782695,49793081,49777779,49783917,49782982,49792147,49786050,49781900,49797641],"score":115,"time":1789916350,"title":"Show HN: A competition for small neural networks that play strategy games","type":"story","url":"https://tinybrains.dev"}],[49780849,{"by":"gbayomi","descendants":6,"id":49780849,"kids":[49784646,49797174,49797760],"score":47,"time":1789943987,"title":"Show HN: jevals – replacing LLM judges with typed Jev decisions","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/openlayer-ai/jevals"}],[49789356,{"by":"naw103","descendants":20,"id":49789356,"kids":[49811149,49800981,49795854,49795370,49795378,49795463,49797141,49798015,49797440,49795224,49828209,49825720,49812615,49821817,49810537,49814970,49795670,49789727,49789790,49790580,49791222,49796744,49798027,49794068,49789763,49789928],"score":45,"text":"$1b","time":1790007726,"title":"Show HN: Foremerge – Catch intent conflicts between parallel coding agents","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/naw103/foremerge"}],[49777539,{"by":"radius89","descendants":84,"id":49777539,"kids":[49783631,49779998,49780878,49791632,49818122,49777964,49783566,49778446,49777854,49809160,49782191,49777741,49777883,49790891,49786349,49777860,49783534,49780504,49782534,49778209,49778032,49780476,49804916,49781183,49787175,49778462,49780791,49782842,49783913,49778575,49778201,49780216,49780153,49777835,49783020,49777809],"score":168,"text":"$1c","time":1789923086,"title":"Show HN: Radius – A Meetup.com Alternative","type":"story","url":"https://radius.to/"}],[49781727,{"by":"behdad","descendants":8,"id":49781727,"kids":[49783499,49784847,49783546,49786187,49804205],"score":23,"text":"Over the years I had written dozens of Google Docs documents, that I wanted to post to my website. Not only Google Docs's publish feature is broken and incomplete, Google does not index Google Docs either. So I set out to fix it for myself using AI agents. Sharing here in case someone else finds it useful.","time":1789951602,"title":"Show HN: Gdocs-me-up: a high-fidelity Google Docs exporter","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/behdad/gdocs-me-up"}],[49773756,{"by":"lanyard-textile","descendants":6,"id":49773756,"kids":[49777806,49788053,49774800],"score":9,"text":"$1d","time":1789893086,"title":"Show HN: Will Jev pull the lever in the trolley problem?","type":"story","url":"https://gpu.studio/trolley"}],[49775418,{"by":"fivesigma","descendants":2,"id":49775418,"kids":[49775735,49777792],"score":7,"text":"This is the official reboot of the 2017 hit game.\nBack then it was #1 post on HN for 3 consecutive days: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15892066

The game was rewritten from the ground up: New graphics, WebGL shader effects, Map obstacles, Completely new UI, Additional special ability for all aircraft, Daily/Weekly/Lifetime achievements, Levelling rewards, Loadout system for equipping skins, flags, flairs and titles, 5 game modes: FFA, CTF, Battle Royale, Racing, Zombies, Public leaderboards + player profiles, Paid in-game cosmetics (skins, flags, VIP pass)","time":1789909179,"title":"Show HN: Airmash – HTML5 Multiplayer Missile Warfare","type":"story","url":"https://airma.sh/"}],[49765354,{"by":"4815162342","descendants":35,"id":49765354,"kids":[49775466,49776795,49775426,49778517,49776398,49776745,49777461,49777768,49779056,49786243,49775678,49777070,49801390,49776765,49784418,49777838,49775264],"score":81,"text":"Hello HN. I built this mostly to monitor the things I host myself. I know it's nothing too exciting.

Anyway, the TL;DR is: Create an endpoint, and if your script/cronjob fails to regularly ping it, you get notified (by email or ntfy). E.g.:

    0 * * * * ./script.sh && curl -fsS https://sigabrt.dev/pulse/<id>/beat\n

\nIt also has an SSH TUI which is currently experimental and read-only, mostly because I'm not sure whether it is actually useful or just a gimmick :):

    ssh sigabrt.dev\n

\nTo use it, simply add your SSH public key in your account settings.

Yes, there are services like this already, and this is minimalistic by comparison. Feedback is welcome.","time":1789814879,"title":"Show HN: Sigabrt.dev – cronjob monitor with an SSH TUI","type":"story","url":"https://sigabrt.dev"}],[49777136,{"by":"samoilev","descendants":6,"id":49777136,"kids":[49781468,49777735,49777760,49777844],"score":7,"text":"Hi HN! My wife and I got deep into our family genealogy and wanted to map out all our relatives - but keep the data on our own Macs instead of uploading it to a genealogy service. Nothing we found did that, so we built Swarm, a native macOS app in Swift.

It's built on GEDCOM 5.5.1, the universal genealogy file standard, so your tree exports cleanly to other ancestry apps if you ever want out. Example trees of famous historical families are included to play with.

Features: multiple ancestry views (tree, fan, world map), media files, GEDCOM import/export, PDF export, tree merging, and kinship naming.

Fully open source, no AI in the app, no internet connection required, no account required. Would appreciate any feedback!","time":1789920108,"title":"Show HN: Swarm, an offline family tree app for macOS","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/samoilev/swarm"}],[49744174,{"by":"tack1234","descendants":8,"id":49744174,"kids":[49766432,49766307,49766642,49766280,49805373],"score":28,"text":"I'm writing a custom assembler for CHIP-8 and just finished adding support for the DB/.byte directive so I can embed sprites in the ROM and finally get something drawn on the screen. It SHOULD support all OG CHIP-8 instructions, but still a ton of rough edges that I'm ironing out.

This is my first ever C++ project, just like the CHIP-8 emulator was my first ever C (and emudev) project. It's so satisfying to write assembly and have your program spit out a ROM that actually runs in the emulator you wrote.

All code is written by me (a lot of it livestreaming) as evident by the quality, no AI.","time":1789667260,"title":"Show HN: I wrote a custom assembler for CHIP-8 in C++","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/Tackx/c8-ass"}],[49711544,{"by":"arnemunthekaas","descendants":267,"id":49711544,"kids":[49717700,49715349,49713097,49714884,49739929,49715696,49718953,49713446,49714603,49723421,49712016,49718691,49722697,49713017,49719062,49713041,49712181,49715201,49711987,49733119,49725884,49743541,49713020,49718181,49766126,49712366,49712641,49718605,49721031,49727042,49745977,49785458,49792409,49780383,49714844,49737285,49766503,49718930,49720512,49718923,49713187,49715275,49725759,49744101,49718108,49714776,49714283,49712421,49716106,49723550,49713437,49723223,49714858,49725175,49773548,49713293,49715159,49722586,49718654,49730213,49784722,49712498,49723977,49712762,49737153,49713240,49720971,49724266,49727866,49746990,49712292,49724382,49714300,49718837,49712734,49719799,49715327,49712937,49719948,49721826,49723293,49787249,49720006,49715760,49712230,49726356,49729225,49718147,49713465,49720620,49732665,49719021,49724389,49714737,49714370,49712007,49712788,49715033,49733570,49723237,49723815,49711546,49712388,49740197,49731465,49721245,49726559,49756854,49722999,49721418,49712290,49754944,49733500,49722997,49730991,49722993,49713595,49716038,49723362,49728296,49714819,49712999,49717053,49713035,49714325,49712803,49713891],"score":2390,"text":"See also: Avian Visitors - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48343424 - May 2026 (20 comments)","time":1789475470,"title":"Show HN: An e-ink frame that hears birds and draws them as 1800s illustrations","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/arnegiacomo/fugleramme"}],[49755312,{"by":"ssaboum","descendants":20,"id":49755312,"kids":[49756325,49756821,49756653,49756329,49756644,49756555,49756746,49757258,49756444,49759347,49756162,49756711],"score":25,"time":1789743401,"title":"Show HN: Rickub – The Smartest Git in the Universe","type":"story","url":"https://rickub.com/"}],[49746346,{"by":"Capira","descendants":52,"id":49746346,"kids":[49747639,49749043,49750515,49748086,49750104,49749998,49747801,49752211,49751301,49747340,49747764,49753411,49747784,49750425,49748827,49748851,49749099,49749276,49763490,49748616,49748736,49775944,49756609,49750293],"score":111,"time":1789678084,"title":"Show HN: Snapdrop: Instantly share files between devices. No setup, no signup","type":"story","url":"https://snapdrop.me"}],[49740105,{"by":"steveybrown","descendants":139,"id":49740105,"kids":[49741747,49744177,49744102,49761819,49749222,49742652,49742832,49741664,49743672,49749378,49744479,49743520,49743621,49749702,49742154,49742220,49742775,49742442,49742440,49744142,49742906,49748696,49745673,49744679,49807136,49746440,49749050,49742178,49741654,49744318,49741896,49744377,49749979,49744350,49748349,49745939,49742130,49741883,49743954,49742629,49745389,49748364,49748016,49743757,49749075,49746001,49776304,49746638,49742946,49744911,49743134,49744077,49743941,49750229,49744302],"score":250,"text":"I kept seeing engineers share what they were building with AI; however, I was always more curious about how they worked. Which agents did they use? What skills and tools had stuck or been thrown out the window? How did they manage longer-running tasks? So I built this with the hope we could have a dedicated space to share and be open about our setups.","time":1789650104,"title":"Show HN: Share your AI Setup, Learn from others","type":"story","url":"https://mysetup.ai/"}]]

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