15:[[47234566,{"by":"nikhilunni","descendants":3,"id":47234566,"kids":[47238375,47266016],"score":19,"text":"$16","time":1772554302,"title":"Show HN: Demucs music stem separator rewritten in Rust – runs in the browser","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/nikhilunni/demucs-rs"}],[46706906,{"by":"dayanruben","descendants":226,"id":46706906,"kids":[46716632,46710447,46708246,46712375,46709135,46714694,46709803,46709130,46713331,46711327,46709774,46709946,46716393,46709111,46711384,46716123,46709423,46715608,46710116,46716252,46718891,46713980,46708760,46713896,46711870,46709859,46711456,46709330],"score":515,"time":1769008853,"title":"Skip is now free and open source","type":"story","url":"https://skip.dev/blog/skip-is-free/"}],[45125247,{"by":"dduplex","descendants":32,"id":45125247,"kids":[45141198,45140645,45140724,45141207,45141361,45143320,45140812,45157929,45145295,45163795,45125763,45136337,45146484,45141191,45125550,45125415,45141596,45140963],"score":49,"text":"Hello HN,

I made this simple notepad for writing down whatever comes to mind. The goal is to force you to not get hung up on what you’ve already written. There’s no formatting, you can’t edit what you’ve typed, you can’t select text or move your caret around. There’s no backspace, delete, undo/redo, or paste. You can’t even see any words except the one you’re currently typing, and when you’re done with it, it fades away.

The text is all still there, just invisible. You can save everything you’ve written as a .txt if you want, or just empty your thoughts and let them disappear forever.

The idea was to encourage myself to do more stream-of-consciousness writing. I tend to edit while I write. This forces me to just keep moving forward, and I’ve found it very helpful so far. I was going to build this into my other writing tool, Drift, but I didn’t think it fit with the idea of the project, so I just made it its own thing. I’m calling it Vapor for now.

Enjoy, and let me know what you think!","time":1756977388,"title":"Show HN: Vapor – A notepad that fades away as you type","type":"story","url":"https://enda.sh/vapor/"}],[43120164,{"by":"chrisnolet","descendants":30,"id":43120164,"kids":[43125103,43120775,43124959,43124432,43125364,43125057,43133521,43124503,43131678,43152880],"score":35,"text":"Hello again, HN! I’ve been using my DSL to create new voice experiences.

I’ve made an AI-powered email client for Gmail that you talk to, using your microphone. (I highly recommend using earbuds or headphones! Or the best is with Ray-Ban Meta glasses.)

Some fun things: Every user’s agent has a slightly different personality. You can train it by asking it to remember things for next time. And it presents some generative UI while you use it.

This is the first time I’m showing this publicly. I’d love your feedback! What works well, and what doesn’t?

I previously did a Show HN for ‘D&D meets Siri’: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41328794. I’m thinking of releasing the framework/DSL that I’m using to craft these experiences. Would that be interesting? Would you want to build voice apps?","time":1740085444,"title":"Show HN: I built an AI voice agent for Gmail","type":"story","url":"https://pocket.computer"}],[43115883,{"by":"brsc2909","descendants":6,"id":43115883,"kids":[43117917,43120518,43116693,43115905],"score":2,"text":"I built this as a more productive alternative to my hours spent scrolling through twitter or reels. it's all client side code and has no back-end.","time":1740065489,"title":"Show HN: GitTok – TikTok but for interesting GitHub repos","type":"story","url":"https://gittok.dev/"}],[42832696,{"by":"ro_arepally","descendants":99,"id":42832696,"kids":[42833039,42833000,42834254,42833292,42833207,42833110,42832993,42833281,42833452,42836044,42833388,42833739,42834427,42833276,42832910,42836082,42833457,42835498,42835492,42833441,42833135,42832974,42834491],"score":108,"time":1737917271,"title":"Render raises $80M in Series C financing","type":"story","url":"https://render.com/blog/series-c"}],[41327652,{"by":"martinpi","descendants":5,"id":41327652,"kids":[41330657,41328033,41328075],"score":7,"text":"I've built a framework for orchestrating a group of agents that you can talk to that runs directly in the browser.

The Drama Engine is a framework for agentic interaction with language models. It is written in TypeScript to execute in any browser, enabling front-end developers to create a party of virtual companions that chats, works, and potentially slays dragons with you.","time":1724407110,"title":"Show HN: Drama Engine: A Framework for Narrative Agents","type":"story","url":"https://drama-engine.com/"}],[41328794,{"by":"chrisnolet","descendants":61,"id":41328794,"kids":[41329160,41351550,41360805,41365360,41330606,41362657,41361766,41361405,41360440,41360253,41361119,41362058,41329310,41360299,41361419,41362462,41360666],"score":59,"text":"Hey HN! I've been building tooling for voice-driven apps over the past few months, as part of a hardware project. Someone suggested adapting the DSL to play Dungeons and Dragons. So, here we are!

What is it? An AI-powered, voice-controlled D&D adventure set in the world of Dvorak. Talk to characters, explore locations, and shape the story using your words.

Use your microphone to interact with the AI dungeon master. Explore freely – interrupt, ask questions, or take unexpected actions. If you make friends at the tavern, you can also just hang out there and chat.

Hint: Talk to the bartender to move the story along.

This is an early demo, and I'm eager for your thoughts: Is the concept engaging? What works well, and what doesn't? I've added a feedback form to the webpage in case you want to drop a comment without posting on HN.

Thanks for trying out the demo!","time":1724419305,"title":"Show HN: D&D meets Siri – Interactive voice adventure","type":"story","url":"https://pocket.computer"}]]

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created:	May 14, 2023
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