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AI talk on Hacker News surged w/ GPT-4 (dev unlock), not consumer ChatGPT. The sentiment around AI has remained mostly stable since the 2021 Apple NeuralHash backlash.
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A literary history of fake texts in Apple's marketing materials
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Imagine being the person who made the mistake when creating the gpt-5 chart.
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As someone who runs a business that sells thousands of Raspberry Pis, the idea of encouraging more users to store data on microSD cards is quite concerning to me. The introduction of the m.2 HAT for the Raspberry Pi 5 has been a game change
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44750838
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Making the argument for "Medium" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44750838
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Medium
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> we gave payment processors the responsibility of policing for crime and terrorism Mirrors what Marc Andreessen said on Lex's podcast. The problem isn’t just regulatory overreach, it’s delegated enforcement w/out accountabilit
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Ask HN: Is OpenAI Acquiring Cursor?
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Claude Code Just Stops
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Show HN: Claude Code SDK for Ruby
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I want to shout out to https://usetrmnl.com for showing folks how to actually handle the situation of ensuring that your IoT device will never be bricked. They released and sponsored open-source servers for their e-ink display i
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This is great news; remote MCP support should be open and accessible. For what it’s worth, I’ve been using WitsyAi: it’s fully free, open source, and serves as a universal desktop chat-client (with remote MCP calling). You just need to BYO
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The excellent free and open-source platform Witsy[1] includes this feature. One great aspect of Witsy is that you can fork it and switch between different AI models. [1] https://witsyai.com/
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UI2: The Unified Intent Interface
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Ask HN: Any enterprises experimenting with AI agents / MCP-style infra?
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Ask HN: Why doesn't HN have dark mode yet?
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+1 for using Tauri over Electron. I've been using it for my MCP marketplace and management app[1], and it's been excellent. Having previously used only Electron, I was surprised by how much smaller the binaries are. Performance al
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I’m building https://ninja.ai/mcp/servers — an app store for AI assistants. Most AI agents today are like smartphones without any apps. Ninja.ai makes it easy for anyone to install and use AI tools (MCP initially) that
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Show HN: Ninja.ai – Create and Install MCP Servers with One Click
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So far, I’ve catalogued over 6,000 MCP servers. If you’re interested in the next layer beyond just discovering MCP servers, I’ve been working on https://ninja.ai — an app store for AI assistants to connect to tools via MCP, with
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I’m building an MCP service in Ruby on Rails called ninja.ai [1], which functions as an app store offering one-click installation of MCP servers. Ninja installs Model Context Protocol servers on client devices using Tauri [2], a lightweight
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It's nice to see a team doing something different. The cost[1] is US$1.00 per million output tokens and US$0.25 per million input tokens. By comparison, Gemini 2.5 Flash Preview charges US$0.15 per million tokens for text input and $0.
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How many times does the letter "r" appear in "timeline"?
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I’d consider all major players committing to support the Model Context Protocol a pretty big prominent event!
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I’m building ninja.ai — it looks like a one-click App Store for MCP Servers, but the real goal is much bigger: creating a “Universal Fabric of Context” that lets AI tools tap into structured information across the web easily. It started whe
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Ask HN: What Is a Skill You're Glad You Learnt Outside of Work?
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Ask HN: What Programming Skills Will Still Matter in 10 Years?
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Ask HN: What Have You Replaced with AI?
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