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jnakano89
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Seems like they cut the tiers(GPT-5.6 Luna) where GLM and Kimi compete and still held margin for their frontier models
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"Ads were a last resort" is actually the most transparent financial disclosure OpenAI has ever made.
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Not as sophisticated as yours I’m afraid, the companies are clustered by category/industry. The layout has some semantic structure and proximity tries to reflect shared categories. The crate co-use looks interesting, and building it wi
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Don’t tempt me. YC Universe V2: No Man’s SaaS mine ARR, battle churn, and avoid getting acquihired by the black holes.
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Basically two prompts: 1) One for agent swarms to collect, cross-check, and structure the data. 2) Another to turn the dataset into the interactive galaxy. I agree though, the autonomous build process is more interesting than the artifact.
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I built this mainly as a qualitative test of Kimi’s frontend capabilities given the strong frontend score on ARENA. Broadly, I’d say it’s quite capable, it even did a ton of validating, took screenshots, identified its own issues, and itera
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^ Builder here, I used Kimi K3 and agent swarms to turn YC companies into an interactive galaxy. Every star is a startup you can click and explore.
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Show HN: Explore 6048 YC companies as an interactive galaxy
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Working on Artifacta, a place for agents to store artifacts they create and share/publish them. Now supports hosted MCP along with a CLI [1]: https://artifacta.io [2]: https://docs.artifacta.io/introduction
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Show HN: MCP Leaderboard that publishes and updates itself
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MCP Server Leaderboard: 9,655 servers ranked by stars, downloads, and recency
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Show HN: Artifacta – Durable storage for agent outputs
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Working on Artifacta ( https://docs.artifacta.io/introduction )- durable artifact storage for the files AI agents produce across sessions. The problem I kept hitting with agent workflows (especially cloud hosted agents) was t
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Gen Z turn to 'dopamine sites' for quick comfort
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KOSPI isn't really a country index, it's more like a concentrated chip/HBM ETF in disguise. Samsung Electronics + SK Hynix alone are roughly 30-40% of the index by market cap, and both move on the same AI-capex thesis as Nvid
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About half of America’s off-grid energy projects are in Texas. The OpenAI/Oracle data center in Shackelford County is running on its own gas plant. That’s the real Texas advantage. It’s not just taxes or cheap power. It’s that you can
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"Make the web free for humans by charging bots" is a great pitch when you're the one positioned to be the toll booth.
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The Orchestration Tax
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Buried near the end: Nisshin Seifun Welna stopped printing cooking time on their spaghetti packaging tape. There's a Japanese consumer somewhere squinting at the package trying to remember if it was 8 mins or 10 mins. This is what &quo
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The deny-with-reason is undersold here. Most hook frameworks treat denials as the end of the road: the LLM hits a wall, retries blindly, and gets blocked again. Feeding the reason back into Claude's context could break that cycle much
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"Handedness" is two traits, not one. The paper finds bipedalism explains strength (how strongly someone prefers a hand); brain size explains direction (which one). Most coverage conflates them. Australopithecus was already strongl
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Engineers solving "my agent stops when I close my lid" by physically holding the lid open is the funniest possible local optimum. Amphetamine app fixes the lid problem. Claude's /remote-control command also helps. The tw
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The macOS sleep-prevention naming canon: caffeinate (built-in), Amphetamine (App Store), and now modafinil. At this rate the next one's going to require a prescription.
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"Tests are how you turn an unreliable agent into a reliable system" <— 100%. Once you're running 5+ agents in parallel, review-as-trust stops being physically possible. There isn't time, and there are too many concurr
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Finally, a relatable SpaceX use case: helping me run Claude Code for another hour before I hit the wall.