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China doesn't need to beat US AI [video]

Article URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXA77wLF678 Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49242036 Points: 1 # Comments: 0
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Beijing is forcing a mass breakup with AI lovers

Article URL: https://restofworld.org/2026/china-ai-boyfriend-ban-bytedance-doubao/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49242418 Points: 1 # Comments: 0
I got tired of losing my place while learning with Claude, so I built SubChat.
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I got tired of losing my place while learning with Claude, so I built SubChat.

Here's the problem: Claude gives a great answer -> One sentence confuses you -> You want to ask a quick follow-up But if you ask in the main chat, the entire conversation moves forward, and now you’re scrolling up and down trying to connect everything again. So I built SubChat. SubChat lets you highlight any part of a Claude answer and ask a focused follow-up in a small side-chat, right there on the page. You can: - highlight a line and click Ask (google-wide, not just cl...
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Shipped my MVP on a no code website builder in a weekend and got my first 5 signups

Bootstrapped, solo, no real dev background beyond some scripting. I'd been sitting on an idea for months telling myself I had to learn to code properly first. Two weekends ago I gave up on that and just built the whole front end on a no code website builder, plus a simple form and a payment link. Live by Sunday night. Posted it in two communities where the exact problem gets complained about. Woke up to 5 signups and one person who actually replied asking when a specific feature was coming. ...
The $25 a month problem
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The $25 a month problem

Why does every tool cost $20 to $25 a month. Supabase, Resend, bunny.net etc. If you want to build a saas you have to cover all these costs first. But if you dig a little deeper you can find a way to cut these costs. Ive stopped using Supabase and purchased a VPS for $12 a month to host 4 of my freelancing projects. I built my own Supabase style app that I host on my VPS to see my db and deply edge functions. Yes I know you can self host Supabase and appwrite etc. But this really upskilled me. I...
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Vidaya

Healthspan score from your wearables, labs, and DNA. Discussion | Link
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AI investing, done responsibly Discussion | Link
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AI Group Call

Type a goal, join a live voice call with six AI minds Discussion | Link
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Paritok

Spend up to 85% less and run 3× longer coding agent sessions Discussion | Link
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Remix

Figma, but on your production app. Test variants and ship. Discussion | Link
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A tiny, offline task list for your Mac menu bar Discussion | Link
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Update on Research PSCLS

I’m building Leo / PSCLS — an experimental system that learns relationships between sequences and updates its internal representations from experience. Here’s how its actual output changed as it saw more stories. 1K stories “Once upon a time to the store and said that there was a she bor and he lorander thing they were…” Basically nonsense. 3K stories “Once upon a time to the store and said that there was a she parted to see had a bided her tod and be bound aster…” Still broken, bu...
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Three public HTTP APIs I read daily without registering for a key

My daily trends fetch is a Node.js script that runs in GitHub Actions, hits three APIs, and writes a JSON file that feeds my X-drafts pipeline later in the day. None of the three sources require an API key. No OAuth flow, no dashboard signup, no rate-limit token to rotate. That sounds trivial, but it matters for CI pipelines. Every API key stored in GitHub Secrets is a secret that can expire, a secret that has to be rotated when a team member leaves, a secret that creates a failure surface. K...
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Automatically Renewing Tailscale HTTPS Certificates on PiKVM

It is appropriate to continue using ssl_certificate /etc/kvmd/nginx/ssl/server.crt ; ssl_certificate_key /etc/kvmd/nginx/ssl/server.key ; in /etc/kvmd/nginx/ssl.conf , with a systemd timer checking the certificate expiration and updating these two files only when necessary. The official PiKVM documentation also describes placing the Tailscale certificate in /etc/kvmd/nginx/ssl/server.{crt,key} , setting the group to kvmd-nginx , and then restarting kvmd-nginx ....
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Build vs Buy: What Founders Get Wrong About Templates

Every week a founder DMs me the same question: "Should I build my React Native app from scratch or buy a template?" Here's the framework I use to answer it, plus the five wrong assumptions that make the debate louder than it needs to be. TL;DR Differentiation lives in the product (AI pipeline, marketplace mechanics, workflow)? Buy a template and spend your engineering budget on the differentiation. Differentiation lives in the infrastructure (custom protocol, native aud...
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Open Source WordPress Contribution: My July 2026 Recap

July felt different from the start. I opened the month with a WooCommerce logging bug and closed it 24 pull requests later, spread across 9 different WordPress repositories. Some fixes took ten minutes. One took a full week of back and forth with a maintainer over a single line of code. This post is my open source WordPress contribution recap for July 2026. I am sharing the actual code from each pull request, not just a list of links, so you can see what changed and why it mattered. ...
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It speaks German. It cannot read a part number.

Local speech synthesis on a laptop, tested against the text that fills industrial documents. TL;DR Tested Qwen3-TTS 1.7B (Apache 2.0) on Apple Silicon against forty German sentences full of part numbers, acronyms, dates and currency. Raw text derails: the model stops mid-identifier and reads twenty seconds of unrelated fluent German, no error. A text rewrite layer removes that completely, and what's left sits in identifiers. Polly on the same sentences, raw: zero derailments, no rules....
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Git: ডেভেলপার ও শিক্ষার্থীদের জন্য একটি পূর্ণাঙ্গ গাইড

🚀 Git: ডেভেলপারদের জন্য Version Control-এর সম্পূর্ণ গাইড "Code লিখা যতটা গুরুত্বপূর্ণ, সেই code-এর পরিবর্তনগুলো সঠিকভাবে manage করাও ততটাই গুরুত্বপূর্ণ।" আপনি যদি Web Development, Software Development অথবা Programming শেখেন, তাহলে খুব দ্রুতই Git নামটির সঙ্গে পরিচিত হবেন। শুরুতে Git-এর commandগুলো একটু কঠিন মনে হতে পারে। git add , git commit , git push , git pull , branch , merge —সবকিছু একসাথে দেখলে মাথা ঘুরে যেতে পারে! 😅 কিন্তু চিন্তার কিছু নেই। এই লেখায় আমরা একদম...
Linking Go pprof Samples to OpenTelemetry Traces with OTLP Profiles
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Linking Go pprof Samples to OpenTelemetry Traces with OTLP Profiles

Traces tell us which request was slow. CPU profiles tell us which functions consumed CPU time. Can we start from a slow span and open only the CPU profile samples captured while that span was running? This article explores that question by converting Go's built-in pprof data into OTLP Profiles, then linking individual Profile Samples to OpenTelemetry Trace and Span IDs. The final result is a Grafana workflow that starts from a GET /cpu-heavy span and opens a Pyroscope flame graph contain...