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Hubble Examines an Active Galaxy Near the Lion’s HeartIMAGE
science.nasa.gov• Jun 28, 2024• 1 min read
Hubble Examines an Active Galaxy Near the Lion’s HeartIt might appear featureless and unexciting at first glance, but NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope observations of this elliptical galaxy — known as Messier 105 — show that the stars near the galaxy’s center are moving very rapidly. Astronomers have concluded that these stars are zooming around a supermassive black hole with an estimated mass of […]
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sports.yahoo.com• Aug 16, 2026• 1 min read
? This goalkeeper’s crazy howler in MLS ?We are still trying to understand.It was a difficult MLS night for Lionel Messi and his Inter Miami teammates.Heavily beaten by Nashville (4-1), the Florida club experienced two major incidents during...
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diffusion.alexvd.dev• Aug 13, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Diffusion PDF – A Diffusion Image Model Embedded Entirely in a PDF FileHey Hacker News! I'm Alex, I'm 19 and I work at Hack Club!The last two weeks i've been messing around with pdfs. I made slop pdf (https://slop.alexvd.dev -- notice the similar website design), a pdf that generates random ai slop stories when you open it, and I was showing that off to one of my friends who suggested I get the LLM to actually work inside the pdf, without an API call to a relay.I laughed at the idea, but then we did some research together, and we managed to find EvanZhouDev's llm.pdf (https://github.com/EvanZhouDev/llm.pdf). Because it existed, I didn't want to waste my time or my tokens building something like it. So I pivoted, eventually deciding to make a diffusion image model work fully inside a pdf.I forked EvanZhouDev's llm.pdf repo, and eventually managed to get it working (with the help of claude). Here's the finished version.It took a while to train, but was worth it so i can show it to my future classmates (I'm an incoming freshman in college this year).
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gian-reto.github.io• Jul 17, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: PrintBlocks – API and MCP server for your thermal printerI have been dreaming of a local assistant without a screen or chat window as an interface for a long time. An agent I could just speak to to research a topic or keep me updated. Unfortunately, it turns out audio is not a suitable output medium for every use case, e.g. a news briefing, an email inbox digest, a recipe or many other things. So I built PrintBlocks: a self-hosted service that exposes an API and an (optional) MCP server. Simply hook up your OpenClaw or Hermes agent (or whatever agent harness you're using) via MCP. It can compose the content and layout, then send the finished result to your thermal printer, all by itself!The surprising part is how good LLMs are at this. Ask for a morning briefing, and a few seconds later you can have a beautifully designed little document sitting next to your coffee. PrintBlocks gives the agent a set of reusable and flexible building blocks, so it can be creative without messing up the formatting or just printing boring text.The MCP server is
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store.steampowered.com• Jul 16, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Deadly Dispatch – A physics puzzle game 13 years in the makingThirteen years ago, I had an idea: build a bomb from different stages and materials, call in an airdrop over a zombie-infested city, and let physics do the rest. Set off chain reactions through fuel stations and car wrecks. The catch? There are survivors down there too, so every strike is a balancing act.I’ve always loved messing around with physics demos, and in my head, the core loop was already fun. So I built a few prototypes, but none of them stuck. I never clicked with Unity, and every attempt eventually died.Every couple of years, I’d check the App Store, Steam, or just search online to see if someone had made it yet. I wasn’t worried about being scooped. I wanted to play it, and I didn’t care who built it.This year, I started another prototype, and it immediately felt right. Then one thing led to another: I built a level editor, experimented with a bunch of levels, and the whole thing kept becoming more real.Now I finally get to share this crazy idea with you all.It’s called De
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 9, 2026• 1 min read
It's Not Subconsciousnessit can think on 2 different layers at the same time, that is it. remember the "thinking mode" stuff last year. this is similar, it's just that a new layer has been discovered in the stack.when you design a coding loop, the loop is the 4th layer. The 1st is the actual conversation (input/output), the 2nd is the multistep thinking, the 3rd is the jspace, and the 4rth is the feedback loop.Example1: Who is the 3rd best football player of all time -jspace: "sport, football, soccer, worldcup, pele, messi" -thinking: the user seems to be talking about soccer -output: There is no definitive answer to this question -loop: build a ranking system, iterate until its clear which player is %100 the best overallExample2: Why did the US attack Iran? -jspace: "oil, politics, religion, israel, trump...etc" -thinking: "the user seems to be asking for a political analysis not the actual trigger" -output: The US attacked Iran because of oil -loop: look at the output, improve answer until it gets to nytimes
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github.com• Jun 25, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Network-Attached Serial MouseI was messing around with a terminal server, I liked being able to access my home server's and managed switch's console/rs-232 port over telnet. That got me thinking, though.Does it just have to be text/consoles that can be accessed over the network? What if I connected some other serial device to the terminal server?I decided to see what would happen if I connected a serial mouse and tried to access/read it over the network. Long story short, I wrote a small python script to let me read a serial mouse over the network on Windows (and Linux, but on Linux you can just use socat and inputattach).
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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 3, 2026• 1 min read
Gitprofile: Manage multiple Git identities without touching –/.ssh/configI kept messing up commits at work because SSH would grab the wrong key, or I'd forget to set user.email in a new repo. The usual fix is a mess of ~/.ssh/config Host aliases and per-repo git config, but it breaks down when both accounts are on github.com. gitprofile uses git's built-in includeIf to apply the right identity (name, email, signing key, SSH command) for any repo under a given directory. One setup, works for all repos after that.GitHub: https://github.com/meanii/gitprofile
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news.ycombinator.com• Apr 29, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Are there any good open-source chat apps?Hi HN family! I've recently been messing around with open models through ollama (glm-5.1 and kimi-k2.6), and I've been impressed with just how close they are to Claude Sonnet for my needs, especially programming. The one thing I miss though is the chat interface. I love having the Claude website and app to bounce questions off of and help me with my math homework. I've looked around a bit at existing FOSS chat apps, but none have really stood out to me. So, I wanted to see what people have found that works. I'd be willing to pay a (reasonable) subscription fee to maintain the storage and hosting costs too.