I built a contract-aware invoice analysis tool
Concilely is an online platform that provides mediation and conflict resolution services, helping individuals and organizations find amicable solutions to disputes through professional facilitation and negotiation.
Is Bilt 2.0 worth it?
The article examines the merits of the Bilt 2.0 credit card, discussing its rewards program, benefits, and potential drawbacks for users. It provides a balanced analysis to help readers determine if the Bilt 2.0 card is a worthwhile investment for their personal financial needs.
Bypassing Gemma and Qwen safety with raw strings
The article discusses the use of AI chatbots and the potential safety concerns surrounding their deployment, particularly in sensitive contexts involving teenagers. It explores the challenges of ensuring appropriate safeguards and ethical considerations when implementing such technologies.
Thicc
The article discusses the creation of 'thicc', a new programming language that aims to provide a more expressive and readable syntax for developers. It highlights the language's focus on simplicity, ease of use, and its potential applications in various programming domains.
Show HN: Intent Layer: A context engineering skill for AI agents
This article explores the concept of the Intent Layer, a crucial aspect of building robust and scalable software applications. The article discusses how the Intent Layer decouples the user interface from the application logic, allowing for improved flexibility, maintainability, and testability.
Show HN: Pdfwithlove – PDF tools that run 100% locally (no uploads, no back end)
Most PDF web tools make millions by uploading documents that never needed to leave your computer.
pdfwithlove does the opposite:
1. 100% local processing 2. No uploads, no backend, no tracking
Features include merge/split/edit/compress PDFs, watermarks & signatures, and image/HTML/Office → PDF conversion.
Nano Banana Prompt Library – AI Image Prompts
The article discusses Nano Banana, an open-source tool that generates custom AI writing prompts. It provides a platform for users to create and share unique prompts, fostering a community of creative content generation.
If You Think This Instrument Is Hard to Play, Try Building One
Engaging healthily with chess: an Acceptance and Commitment therapist's guide
The article provides a guide from an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) perspective on how to engage with chess in a healthy and meaningful way, focusing on mindfulness, values, and commitment to the game as a form of psychological well-being.
Don't Be an Ola
Building pawns that transform into every piece [video]
The AI Talent War Is for Plumbers and Electricians
The article discusses the shortage of skilled tradespeople, such as electricians and plumbers, needed to build the infrastructure supporting the growing demand for artificial intelligence and data centers. It highlights the challenges of attracting and training workers in these fields to keep up with the rapid technological advancements.
How to fix your life in 1 hour
Show HN: AWS-doctor – A terminal-based AWS health check and cost optimizer in Go
The article provides a guide for setting up and using AWS Doctor, an open-source tool that automates the process of diagnosing and troubleshooting issues with AWS resources, helping users identify and resolve problems more efficiently.
Apple's Inflexibility: A Calculated Trade-Off, Not a Design Flaw
This article explores how Apple's strategic use of constraints in its product design has been a key factor in its success. It argues that Apple's unwavering commitment to a specific design vision, even in the face of criticism, has allowed the company to create highly distinctive and desirable products.
Tell HN: Perplexity is defaulting to religious sources for secular queries
I recently ran into a bizarre retrieval pattern while on a Perplexity chat session that suggests their RAG might be heavily skewed or actively gamed by niche SEO.
I was researching a topic completely unrelated to religion (technical/cultural analysis) when the model provided a series of confident but obviously incorrect answers. When I audited the citations, 8 out of 10 sources were religious publications - think biblehub, think churchofjesuschrist, and various denominational blogs - none of which were relevant to the objective facts I was seeking.
It feels like the "Domain Authority" weights in their index are being exploited. I guess it's a niche for a few agencies now explicitly offering "Christian Perplexity SEO" [1] to help faith-based organizations "measure trustworthiness" in AI scanners.
Between that and the general push for "diversity of perspective" in LLM tuning, it seems secular, objective queries are being caught in the crossfire.
Has anyone else noticed a sudden influx of faith-based or think-tank sources in their AI Search results lately?
[1] https://himfirstmedia.com/perplexity-seo/
How I Became a Quant [pdf]
The article chronicles the personal journey of a finance professional from an academic background to becoming a quantitative analyst (quant) on Wall Street, highlighting the challenges and skills required to succeed in this specialized field.
Deep Monitor Truth
The article discusses the impact of climate change on different regions of the world, highlighting how some areas are more affected than others. It also explores the various mitigation and adaptation strategies being employed to address the challenges posed by global warming.
Anyone still planning their holidays in Sheets? Try this instead
JourneyJot is a digital travel journal app that allows users to easily document and organize their travel experiences, share them with friends and family, and create personalized travel guides.
The Multidisciplinary Approach to Thinking
The article discusses the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving and decision-making, as espoused by Peter Kaufman. It highlights how drawing insights from diverse fields can lead to more innovative and effective solutions to complex challenges.
MacOS Local Network Privacy Revealed
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My thoughts on Gas Town after 10k hours of Claude Code
The article discusses the author's experiences and insights after spending 10,000 hours coding with the AI assistant Claude. It covers the author's thoughts on the capabilities and limitations of the AI system, as well as its potential impact on the future of technology and society.
Why Walmart still doesn't support Apple Pay
The article explores why Walmart, one of the largest retailers in the US, has not yet adopted Apple Pay despite the increasing popularity of mobile payment services. It discusses the potential factors behind Walmart's decision to use its own payment system, Walmart Pay, instead of integrating with Apple's mobile wallet.
Claude voice mode is still a joke in 2026
The article criticizes the continued poor performance and limitations of Claude's voice mode in 2026, arguing that the technology has failed to significantly improve over the years and remains a subpar experience for users.
Bending Time: The Successful Time Travel Experiments Using Kozyrev Mirrors [pdf]
Show HN: I treated dating like a Seed Round. Here is the Term Sheet
Dating lacks governance, vesting schedules, and exit clauses. After getting tired of ambiguous “situationships,” I drafted a Series Seed–style term sheet modeled on high-growth financing documents. This is provided for humor and experimentation only—you are solely responsible for how you use or interpret it.
Show HN: Skyscraper – A Native iPhone and iPad App for Bluesky
Hey all, will spare the marketing copy, and just share that I've very proud for the initial launch of my new app, Skyscraper for Bluesky.
I've been hanging around Bluesky for the past year, but the standard experience wasn't doing it for me. I wanted something native on my iPhone, with a Liquid Glass design.
So this is my initial release. On top of the standard Bluesky experience you would expect of a client, I also have the following features I'm excited about:
• Post Drafts — Save ideas for later • Account Backup — Export and archive your data • OAuth Support - Login without creating an app password • Thread Archival - Share popular threads with friends off Bluesky • Safari Extension — Open bsky.social links directly in Skyscraper • Trending Hashtags — See what's buzzing right now • Unified Timeline — See replies in your following feed • Mute Reposts — Silence repost-happy users without unfollowing • Post Translation — Read posts in any language
Would be appreciative of any feedback if you are a Bluesky user. As a launch promo/thank you, I'm offering 50% off for the first year ($9.99 USD), for subscription membership that includes multiple account support, some app theme customization, account archival, and more. This URL should allow you to subscribe via the App Store on your device: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6754198379&c...
The app is going live globally right now, so if not available in your region, it should be within the next few hours. There's a ton to use for free, so give it a try and if you like it, feel free to use that promo code!
Victoria Leigh Soto
Victoria Leigh Soto was an American teacher who died while attempting to protect her students during the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012. Her heroic actions were widely recognized, and she is remembered as a brave educator who sacrificed her own life to save her students.