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I’m experimenting with making itch.io horror games playable directly in the browser. This is a browser version of “You Make This House a Home” — no download needed. Would love feed…
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I came across “You Make This House a Home”, a psychological horror visual novel, and found its atmosphere really interesting. It’s not very easy to try quickly, so I put together a…
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Show HN: Play indie horror games in the browser (no downloads)
I built a simple site to play indie horror games directly in the browser. I recently came across "You Make This House a Home", a psychological horror visual novel with a really uni…
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Comment #47109702
Hi HN, I’ve been building a small bootstrapped fan-made guide site focused on Roblox Abyss. The goal is to structure scattered information (codes, beta updates, gameplay systems, w…
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Comment #47000546
OpenClaw Hub is a centralized platform offering over 1700 OpenClaw skills, templates, and deployment guides. With a user-friendly interface, it allows developers to easily discover…
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Comment #46791083
One way to think about this is to look at second-order indicators rather than direct “debt” metrics. For example: - Change failure rate or rollback frequency after AI-assisted chan…
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Comment #46791042
AI can do a lot, but it can’t live your life for you. It can’t raise your kids, explain your choices to your parents, apologize and mean it, or face consequences when things go wro…
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Ask HN: Can tools help reduce relationship misunderstandings?
Hi HN, I’m working on a very early side project inspired by my own long-distance relationship. We cared about each other, but many conflicts came from how we interpreted the same s…
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