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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 feedback on: - performance - whether this is useful - what kind
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Play "You Make This House a Home" in the Browser
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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 simple version that runs directly in the browser. Curious w
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Show HN: Play indie horror games in the browser (no downloads)
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Building a structured Roblox Abyss guide site (codes and content SEO experiment)
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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, weapons, races) into a clean, SEO-optimized content hub. I’m
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OpenClaw Hub: A Platform for Managing OpenClaw Skills
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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, install, and manage OpenClaw resources. One of its standou
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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 changes - Time-to-fix regressions introduced by generated code -
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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 wrong. And most importantly—it can’t take responsibility or go
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Ask HN: Can tools help reduce relationship misunderstandings?
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