15:[[48173089,{"by":"ben_s_e","descendants":0,"id":48173089,"kids":[48175210],"score":1,"text":"InfiniDesk brings multiple virtual desktops to your Mac.

Instead of having a single cluttered desktop, make many desktops each with their own layout of file/folder icons, wallpaper and widget visibility. Have a desktop for Work, one for interesting Hacker News links, a fully empty desktop etc.

Version 3 of the app (just released) now supports hotkeys to switch desktops in a blink, and also onscreen HUD notifications.

Inspired by the Unix Common Desktop Environment of the 1990s, InfiniDesk is the only app that brings multiple desktops (workspaces/identities) to your Mac.","time":1779051167,"title":"Show HN: Switch your Mac's desktop identity with hotkeys – InfiniDesk 3","type":"story","url":"https://infinidesk.app"}],[48172293,{"by":"dev-on-bike","descendants":1,"id":48172293,"kids":[48175150,48172659],"score":1,"time":1779045442,"title":"Show HN: GPT-2 inference in pure C#, 0 bytes allocated per token","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/DevOnBike/Overfit"}],[48174057,{"by":"drakochack","descendants":1,"id":48174057,"kids":[48175117],"score":3,"text":"Hi HN,

I built Agetor, a harness orchestrator for coding.

The first release, 0.0.1, supports Claude Code.\nI'm bringing Codex and other harnesses soon.

I wanted a way to better manage my tasks, also supporting multiple of them in a better way than switching terminals (or terminal tabs).\nSo, why not combine a Kanban with the harnesses that are already good?

Then, Agetor comes as solution.

Ah, I know Anthropic recently announced a different way to allow/charge claude -p and Agents SDK, so Agetor uses tmux with interactive Claude Code mode.

Agetor is open-source, and the v0.0.1 is available for macOS Apple Silicon

Project: https://agetor.dev\nGitHub Repo: https://github.com/alamops/agetor

Would love your honest feedback from everyone trying to parallelize agent work.","time":1779060309,"title":"Show HN: Agetor - An open-source Harness Orchestrator","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/alamops/agetor"}],[48166239,{"by":"sergiopreira","descendants":0,"id":48166239,"kids":[48166247,48166428],"score":2,"time":1778995357,"title":"Show HN: Give your AI agent a brain that understands your codebase","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/bitloops/bitloops"}],[48140887,{"by":"kageroumado","descendants":3,"id":48140887,"kids":[48145594,48146177,48144215],"score":2,"text":"When it was time to make a DMG for my browser, I realized that none of the solutions provide a simple and user friendly interface to design DMG files on macOS with support for signing.\nThis free and open source app allows you to design beautiful DMG file backgrounds using a fully Swift implementation of DMG encoding.\nIt supports both GUI and CLI modes.","time":1778790958,"title":"Show HN: Make beautuful DMG files with WYSIWYG editor","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/kageroumado/rilmazafone"}],[48145095,{"by":"polaritymaking","descendants":10,"id":48145095,"kids":[48145485,48146081,48146602,48146732,48146958,48147106,48145981,48166592],"score":21,"text":"I used to study by rereading notes, and then I blanked in the exam hall.

Did some research, and found that my experience isn’t isolated, and that passive review doesn’t force retrieval, so nothing sticks, and I knew I had to do something about it.

That’s why I built Professor Goose. You pick a topic, explain it out loud to a goose, and he keeps probing until he understands you. Never gives you the answer, just keeps asking follow ups until a sound understanding is reached, which in turn makes you figure stuff out or realise you never understood your topic in the first place.

Free to try, no account needed, upload your syllabus for exam board specific questions. Curious whether this approach resonates with others, it sure has for me.","time":1778825167,"title":"Show HN: I solved my study problems by talking to a goose","type":"story","url":"https://professorgoose.com/"}],[48145125,{"by":"binarycleric","descendants":2,"id":48145125,"kids":[48145388],"score":1,"text":"Hey HN,

Founder here. I recently left a job and had a lot of time on my hands so I decided to build an app that will help people navigate the current job market and ensure they are being paid fairly.

I wanted to build something that gives the career benefits of LinkedIn without the social feed or self-promotion. Let people privately post about their work, keep track of their brags, and have an idea of where their career gaps are. Maybe help them to realize they are being underpaid so they can make a bit more.

Applied to YC on a whim but I'm thinking that's more of a lottery ticket. Mostly hoping to help people, build something worthwhile, and make enough on the side to cover hosting costs.

We have public profiles too for people who want to show off their work but not deal with social engagement. Here's mine: https://proving.app/@jondaniel.

Feedback is welcome. Thanks everyone!","time":1778825477,"title":"Show HN: Proving – A Career Intelligence App","type":"story","url":"https://proving.app"}],[48145142,{"by":"frishberg","descendants":3,"id":48145142,"kids":[48145170,48145299],"score":6,"text":"Hey HN, Aron here, founder of Gatsby. Today (May 14, 2026) we made U.S. history with the first humanoid robot cleaning service delivered to a consumer in the US — we picked someone off our SF waitlist, drove a humanoid to their apartment, and it cleaned the place.

Pricing is $150 flat in SF, any size apartment. Cleaning took a few hours including setup.

Curious to hear any thoughts and happy to answer any questions.","time":1778825733,"title":"Show HN: We sent a humanoid robot to clean a stranger's apartment in SF","type":"story","url":"https://gatsby.bot/"}],[48144262,{"by":"c0nsumer","descendants":2,"id":48144262,"kids":[48144371],"score":1,"text":"$16","time":1778816122,"title":"Show HN: Trailmaps.app – Mobile maps that match the trail","type":"story","url":"https://trailmaps.app/"}],[48141902,{"by":"knuaym9","descendants":39,"id":48141902,"kids":[48144790,48143656,48143034,48144263,48144141,48147776,48144280,48152739,48145078,48143547,48144111,48147786,48163498,48152743,48145158,48145075,48157439,48149007,48147797,48148759,48143428,48146056,48143968,48145048],"score":61,"text":"$17","time":1778796330,"title":"Show HN: GridTravel – A community based travel app for users to share routes","type":"story","url":"https://www.gridtravel.app"}],[48111143,{"by":"sai18","descendants":50,"id":48111143,"kids":[48112072,48111453,48112797,48115445,48127147,48130974,48112318,48136296,48113528,48114863,48116044,48113106,48119960,48114312,48121909,48114316,48112638],"score":97,"text":"$18","time":1778605822,"title":"Show HN: Agentic interface for mainframes and COBOL","type":"story","url":"https://www.hypercubic.ai/hopper"}],[48135209,{"by":"lxchase","descendants":3,"id":48135209,"kids":[48136204,48135593],"score":3,"text":"$19","time":1778765870,"title":"Show HN: PandoCast: open-source Pandora player to solve an annoyance I had","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/lennyxc/PandoCast"}],[48133561,{"by":"rdme","descendants":41,"id":48133561,"kids":[48135649,48133984,48141941,48136173,48137838,48134148,48136108,48133603,48134394,48135342,48134253,48139462,48135469],"score":125,"text":"Every privacy-focused DNS service requires an account: NextDNS, Cloudflare for Families, Apple's iCloud Private Relay (paid, iOS-only). The protocol that doesn’t require one - ODoH - had basically one well-known public relay operator (Frank Denis on Fastly Compute, default in dnscrypt-proxy). I built a second one and the client to talk to it.","time":1778755490,"title":"Show HN: Running the second public ODoH relay","type":"story","url":"https://numa.rs/blog/posts/odoh-anonymous-dns-without-an-account.html"}],[48130186,{"by":"glouwbug","descendants":24,"id":48130186,"kids":[48132329,48132524,48132345,48133181,48133450,48145040,48135310,48135242,48134978,48137925,48140367,48131180,48131747,48133332],"score":101,"text":"An attempt at a single pass LLVM frontend in ~3000 lines of C without external dependencies, malloc, or an AST. Included are some graphical examples. The IR isn't perfect, and the README touches on one particular downfall","time":1778723205,"title":"Show HN: Nibble","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/glouw/nibble"}],[48111896,{"by":"HenryNdubuaku","descendants":210,"id":48111896,"kids":[48116333,48113166,48117983,48113387,48116454,48113889,48115385,48115978,48125737,48113615,48112914,48113360,48118236,48117879,48115552,48116373,48132122,48115524,48118253,48114111,48114828,48114709,48114927,48115290,48131437,48114180,48114414,48115220,48117970,48133248,48114350,48128602,48117417,48123144,48119554,48114445,48115116,48126882,48116171,48115334,48137173,48114163,48118182,48115161,48123148,48115928,48127269,48159047,48130433,48118796,48113335,48117647,48128500,48124608,48157445,48143906,48130724,48124234,48117773,48132703,48122630,48123669,48140939,48130920,48122076,48119190,48120546,48136452,48118588,48116260,48115470,48150018,48121382,48117521,48123040,48127573,48118696,48112181,48113596],"score":769,"text":"$1a","time":1778608991,"title":"Show HN: Needle: We Distilled Gemini Tool Calling into a 26M Model","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/cactus-compute/needle"}],[48022958,{"by":"nick_jonas","descendants":2,"id":48022958,"kids":[48118018],"score":1,"text":"$1b","time":1777991147,"title":"Show HN: I built a local-first Web-to-EPUB tool after Omnivore shut down","type":"story"}],[47984675,{"by":"nip","descendants":29,"id":47984675,"kids":[47984986,47984790,47985766,47988669,47986577,47985048,47988687,47985874,47986823,47985570,48073573,47985557,48117978,47985705,48021671,47985360,47987620],"score":60,"text":"$1c","time":1777712067,"title":"Show HN: Filling PDF forms with AI using client-side tool calling","type":"story","url":"https://copilot.simplepdf.com/?share=a7d00ad073c75a75d493228e6ff7b11eb3f2d945b6175913e87898ec96ca8076&form=w9&lang=en"}]]

user:	binyang_qiu
created:	May 12, 2026
karma:	1
about:	Founder at SoMark. Building document parsing infrastructure.