I'm making a AWS ec2 based Gaming PC setup that will let me play Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (and other games) in full VR on a Meta Quest 3.
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#782We're building a repairable and fireproof e-bike battery at https://infinite-battery.com
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#783https://metoro.io/ - “AI SRE” for k8s that finds and root causes issues and raises fix prs, checks if deployments introduced any regression or any new behaviour by looking at code and ebpf generated telemetry (doesn’t rely on existing telemetry/integrations as a result). Looking for feedback, thank you!!
Ps: i dont like the term “AI sre” but its what people call it…
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#784https://vocabuo.com - A spaced-repetition flashcards language learning app that allows you to extract words from websites, youtube and conversations with ai.
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#785Extremely performant JS port of Lemmings (~28,000,000 Lemmings at original game speed on a decent PC), with a full midi subsystem (going to turn it into a weird sequencer), a level editor, etc https://doublemover.github.io/LemmingsJS-MIDI/ Slopjective-C 3.0 https://github.com/doublemover/Slopjective-C Whatever this is, I don't feel like explaining it, ask claude https://github.com/doublemover/PairOfCleats And a zacht…
Lemmings seems as fun as ever. I sped it up on one level and then the next level started at crazy fast speed and I couldn't figure out how to slow it down again. But otherwise looks nice.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (March 2026)
#786I'm using TimescaleDB to manage 450GB of stocks and options data from Massive (what used to be polygon.io), and I've been getting LLM agents to iterate over academic research to see if anything works to improve trading with backtesting. It's an addictive slot machine where I pull the lever and the dials spin as I hope for the sound of a jackpot. 999 out of 1000 winning models do so because of look-ahead bias, which m…
what filters are you using to find the papers, anyone you enjoyed/recommend?
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (March 2026)
#787I'm working on Breadboard[0], a modern HyperCard for web apps.
We recently added an AI integration, starting with a UI agent. We're experimenting with a BYOK approach so anyone can try the assistant in the playground[1] without signing in while keeping it sustainable for us. Currently the AI integration connect to Gemini.
A logic agent is in progress, it's a bit trickier because it needs to work with Breadboard's visual-stacked-instructions language based on Hyperscript.
We're also releasing documentation.
[1] https://app.breadboards.io/playgrounds/hello – to access the AI assistant click on the Duck on the dock, you can try with a free api key from Google AI Studio[2] –
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#788Deep learning based encoding for data protection. Always looking to connect with interested parties.
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#789Cooking up a NSFW filter for marginalia search. Pipeline so far has gone like this: * Use the search engine's API to query a bunch of depravity * Use qwen3.5 to label the search results and generate training data * Try to use fasttext to create a fast model * Get good results in theory but awful results in practice because it picks up weird features * Yolo implement a small neural net using hand selected input featur…
Just want to say that I love your search engine for my ttrpg side projects to find obscure blogs, etc. thank you.
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#790Building a PCB milling software tool that combines converting Gerbers to toolpaths in G-Code and then actually commanding and operating a restored PCB mill from 1998. Bringing back the hobbyist self-made PCB workflow since it can be a headache to get designs back from PCBWay / JLC between customers, tariffs, shipping..get more quick to close the prototyping loop. Here's a YouTube playlist of how to make PCBs at home…
A while back I created a fool called gbr2ngc which converts gerbers to gcode [0]. It has some problems but is overall functional.