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Gromach is a tech company that specializes in developing innovative software solutions. The article highlights the company's focus on creating user-friendly and efficient applications that cater to the needs of various industries.

I developed AI-templates for Obsidian Templater for new knowledge development. The valuable features: * ready-to-use templates (with default settings) * structured LLM prompting * maximal efficiency of LLM prompting via aspect management * flexible LLM output management.

I got tired of rewriting my day plan when one task runs long — so I built a planner that auto-recalculates

I originally coded mostly personal slow&buggy:) version of this workflow ~6 years ago and have used it daily since. Recently I rewrote it properly and made it public as Tigement.

Idea: You plan your day as a timeline of tasks with durations. When one task changes (overrun / pause / skip / reorder), everything after it recalculates instantly so the plan stays consistent.

Notes that might interest you: - It’s a web app and you can try the core workflow without signing up (local-first; stored in the browser). - Free mode is local-only + export/backup. - Premium adds multi-device sync where the server stores ciphertext only (end-to-end encrypted), plus E2EE table sharing (view/edit) for collaborating on schedules/tasks.

I’d love feedback on:

- is there anything what’s unclear in the first 30 seconds? - the UI: any glitches (it's still beta:) )? - basically anything - I am pretty bad with launch process:)

The article discusses how Allumeria, a Minecraft modder, received a false DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) takedown notice from Microsoft over their Minecraft mod. This incident highlights the challenges faced by individual creators when dealing with copyright claims from larger corporations.

How do you trace your own mental loops?

I keep catching myself in recursive thought patterns—debugging production issues at 2am while my brain debugs hypothetical conversations from 2019.

I've started treating these like performance bugs: tracing the call stack, finding the root trigger, watching the loop unwind.

Before I build anything: How do you "debug" your own cognition? Do you journal, use frameworks, white-knuckle it, or just accept the overhead?

Genuine curiosity. If there's a pattern in the responses, I'll share what I've been experimenting with.

Hi HN,

We are a team of independent researchers from Germany working on ARC AGI 2 since last summer. The general opinion on open-weight models is that they are too weak for this fairly difficult benchmark and score at near noise levels. We found that GPT OSS 120B is actually much more capable than previously thought, once the interleaved thinking regime is stabilized. We basically let the model use a stateful IPython based REPL via function calling and patched vLLM so that the model can reliably do interleaved thinking. The score jumped more than 4x.

Technical write-up: https://pivotools.github.io/posts/agentic_coding_arc_agi/ Code: https://github.com/gutfeeling/arc-agi-2-submission Data: https://huggingface.co/datasets/arcagi2/arcagi2-agentic-codi...

For safety, we support sandboxed execution using IPyBox (local Docker) and Daytona (cloud), so others can reproduce this without running untrusted code locally.

It gets more interesting: the effect seems to be general and translates seamlessly to other models without even changing prompts. We are not sure why agentic coding is so powerful in ARC AGI 2, which isn't traditionally thought of as an agentic benchmark. Perhaps code execution provides a stronger form of verification than COT, or perhaps it encourages a qualitatively different form of thinking.

We will be around for a while and would be happy to hear ideas / feedback and discuss infra issues / interleaved thinking / GPT OSS / ARC AGI 2.

IntentCode.dev is a platform that provides AI-powered coding assistance, allowing developers to quickly generate code snippets, receive explanations, and collaborate with an AI-powered programming assistant.

The article discusses a technique called 'deferred map initialization' in programming, which involves delaying the creation of a map until it is actually needed. This can lead to improved performance and reduced memory usage in certain scenarios.

The article provides an overview of the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME), a prestigious mathematics competition for high school students in the United States. It covers the structure, format, and scoring of the exam, as well as the process for qualifying and participating in the competition.

The article discusses a report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) that forecasts a significant increase in government borrowing and interest payments over the next decade, potentially leading to a rising federal deficit and debt.

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Webtiles is a platform that enables developers to create and deploy browser-based games and applications. It provides a set of tools and libraries that simplify the development process and allow for seamless deployment to the web.

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The article discusses the creation of a PostgreSQL database for storing and managing book data. It covers the schema design, data population, and querying capabilities of the database.

The article explores the various features and capabilities of Google Docs, highlighting how it has evolved beyond just a document editing tool to become a versatile platform for collaboration, file storage, and online productivity.

This article is a tribute to Marijn, a software engineer and open-source contributor, who passed away unexpectedly. It highlights Marijn's significant contributions to various projects, his passion for coding, and the impact he had on the open-source community.

A prominent AI safety researcher at Anthropic has resigned, warning that humanity is in peril due to the rapid development of powerful artificial intelligence systems without adequate safeguards. The article explores the researcher's concerns and the potential risks posed by advanced AI technology.

As you know, we can install the desired skill using the following command:

npx skills add https://github.com/anthropics/skills --skill frontend-design

Is there a way to achieve the same setup in an on-premise environment without exposing the repository publicly?

The article introduces Skills Gateway, a platform for managing and sharing skills and expertise within organizations. It highlights the platform's features, including skill profiles, skill matching, and skill-based talent management, which aim to help organizations better utilize their employees' skills and knowledge.

The article reports the confirmation of a remarkably luminous galaxy at a redshift of z = 14.44 using data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), making it one of the most distant galaxies observed to date, providing insights into the early universe.

The article discusses the development of Winclaw, an open-source software tool that assists lawyers in reviewing contracts and identifying potential legal issues. Winclaw leverages machine learning and natural language processing to automate the contract review process, potentially improving efficiency and accuracy for legal professionals.

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The article explores Steve Yegge's insights on the potential of AI agents, their capabilities, and the challenges involved in developing truly intelligent systems. It discusses the importance of understanding the limitations of current AI and the need for a more comprehensive approach to artificial general intelligence (AGI).

The article discusses a Senate bill that would exempt fully isolated large loads from Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and Department of Energy (DOE) regulation, potentially reducing regulatory oversight for certain energy projects.

I was disappointed with the Guided learning feature of Gemini. So I built a truly guided learning LLM for all academic knowledge.

After a cold start, it converges fast by tracking already explored topics within a topic and provide linear coverage of entire fields.

Feedback would be most welcome as this is an interesting POC to improve still.