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Show HN: We built Talos – a full CNN inference engine running on silicon
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Show HN: We built Talos – a full CNN inference engine running on silicon
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Show HN: Google Maps in Your Terminal
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Show HN: Julie Zero – my screen-aware desktop AI that works out of the box
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Remotion 3.0: Build videos programmatically with React
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I came across this project recently and thought it was pretty interesting. Remotion is an open source framework that lets you create videos using React components instead of a traditional video editor. You define scenes, animations, audio,
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Should I turn my open-source project into a product with a $5k budget?
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I’ve been working on an open-source project called Julie (desktop AI assistant, local-first, agentic computer use). It started as a personal tool and has grown enough that I’m considering turning it into a real product. I have a ton more fe
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Show HN: Real-time video to high-resolution ASCII using WebGPU (major updates)
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Show HN: Vid2ascii – real-time video to ASCII with WebGPU
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i use qwen3-8B for text and qwen3-vl-4B for vision
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Good question. Local LLMs are already “good enough” for most in-context work: short-to-medium writing, refactors, reasoning over what’s on screen, and multi-step agent plans where latency and privacy matter more than raw IQ. I still fall ba
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One small note: I’m finally at a place where I’m genuinely happy with where this landed, so I’ll probably pause active development for a bit. That said, I’m excited to see how people use it, and I’ll still be around to answer questions and
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Show HN: Julie update – local LLMs, CUA, installers and perf gains
(tryjulie.vercel.app)
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Totally fair concern. I wouldn’t expect anyone to give an assistant full, unsupervised access to their machine. The model here is supervised control by default. Julie can see context and propose actions, but anything state-changing is gated
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I built a screen-aware desktop assistant; now it can write and use your computer
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Julie – an open-source, screen-aware multimodal desktop AI assistant
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I thought Cluely was actually a solid idea early on, but over time it felt like it drifted toward pricing, friction, and controversy instead of pure usefulness. That got me wondering if I could build the same core idea, but stripped down, o
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RLCDev
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a free leetcode for electrical engineers. real interview problems from nvidia, apple, google, qualcomm, amazon and more. built for anyone who actually wants to get better, fast. if you have any feeback please feel free to reach out, would l