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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: I built a faster, simpler Letterboxd alternativeI always wanted a more intuitive movie watchlist app so I spent the last couple of weeks building one: https://www.queuebrick.com is a fast and elegantly simple movie (and tv) tracking app. I also built out a 1 to 1 native iOS app to go with it (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/queuebrick/id6793356756 (couple of small UI annoyances I’ve shipped fixes for, just waiting for app store review).You can also export your entire Letterboxd archive and immediately import it to Queuebrick with one click.There are some social components to it. There are more social components to it that I’ve intentionally hid for now because I don’t know if I care about them (reviews???). I don’t really have an end goal for the project, it kind of just exists now. It’s also all free, no ads, no tracking. Curious to hear your thoughts / critiques / requests etc.

eyearesee.winkingfig.com• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: An interactive story about living on IRC in the '90sHi, HN. Long time lurker, first time poster.I'm a long time software engineer, and I started getting really into computers and the internet as a kid in the late 80s and early 90s. I started using IRC and Linux and just fell in love with everything about it.Before 2000 I stopped 'hacking' for several years because I thought I needed to get a real-world life and that only nerds were online. But ironically in the time that I was out of the game, online social networks became "cool" somehow, and every person on the planet developed an online persona.Anyhoo, I created a story about my experiences online (https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/146026/eye-are-see). As I was writing it I kept feeling like man, it would be really awesome to experience this again, so I developed (yes, with AI) a browser-based interactive experience that allows readers to play through the journey.If you were ever on IRC (e.g., DALNet, EFNet, Undernet, etc) or if you're just curious about out what it was like, check it

floodlight.vmg.dev• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: A fast, native, open-source Spotlight search alternativeHey, I want to share an app I made over the weekend called Floodlight. I saw some people complaining about spotlight the other day and I've had the same problems with it for a long time now. So I decided to make a fast spotlight alternative that doesn't switch out the selection under you so you don't open the wrong apps / files.It maintains its own index of apps and the filesystem in process and it ends up being 5-9x faster than mdfind. App search is nearly instantaneous and file search across the entire home directory takes ~100-150ms.I've focused on just replicating spotlight's functionality and don't plan to add more features like workflows or plugins since I personally don't have a use for them. This is really about just having a fast way to search apps and files that works well.https://floodlight.vmg.dev/ https://github.com/vmg-dev/floodlight

github.com• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Ccbeam – Teleport your Claude Code sessions to and from the cloudI got tired of leaving my laptop open while running coding agents, so I built ccbeam.With ccbeam, you can teleport your claude code session to and from your laptop, the cloud, and your remote devices. Your in progress work is transported too.You can start a claude code session from your laptop, beam it up to the cloud or a remote device, and beam it back to your laptop whenever you want to pick it up again. It uses your existing SSH config, never forwards credentials, and is BYOK for a cloud sandbox provider.This tool came out of the realization that a claude code session is really just the transcript history, and the dirty files in your directory. If you can copy both over to a different environment, you can essentially run the same claude code session. This allows for a device-agnostic claude code.It's fully open source, sharing it here in case its useful to others too!

news.ycombinator.com• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read

Ask HN: Future of junior level software developers outside US and UKHi I am from India. Need a genuine advice.I have 1+ year full time experience working remotely for companies in US and UK.Since graduation I have been working as freelancer on Upwork with all international clients and it's been 3 years. Then started working full time in 2024I lost my full time role in April 2025 where I was working for a company in UK remotely.Since then I started freelancing again and looking for new full time roles whether in India onsite, internationally remote or on visa but it's been close to 1.5 years and still not able to find a role.Neither in freelancing I am getting any contracts as I was getting before 2024.Is the market really this bad or did I do something really stupid and facing a deadend now?I don't want to waste time anymore and if something is really impossible at current stage I will focus on business or higher education except applying for job.I am open to criticism, just want to know what actually is wrong right now.

github.com• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: AgentCodeGUI – Multi-Account Desktop GUI for Claude Code and CodexWhile working with Claude Code and Codex, I realized I didn't really need an IDE anymore. Keeping a heavy IDE open, waiting for it to load, and then opening yet another terminal tab just to run an agent was more overhead than it was worth.It got worse with multiple agents — one terminal per agent, and my desktop turned into a mess of windows.On top of that, with usage limits being what they are lately, a lot of people are buying multiple Codex and Claude Code accounts. Switching between them by hand every time you hit a limit is a real pain.So I built AgentCodeGUI: run Claude Code and Codex directly, browse and edit files like an IDE, and manage multiple agents and accounts in one place. Register as many accounts as you want, switch between them in a click, and jump between Claude Code and Codex just as easily.Chat‧Start a new chat — or several at once — with the agent of your choice in whichever working directory you pick. Got a quick side question mid-session? Open another chat windo

zizq.io• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Zizq is a fast, single-binary job queue that fits into any stackI’ve been quietly working on this in my free time since around March and while there is still a lot to do, I’m feeling really happy with where things are at and how well it all works. Zizq is a single binary, zero-dependency job queue that sits in any stack and can enqueue and process jobs across programming language boundaries. It’s designed to be really easy to get up and running with, and it’s designed to make it easy to manage jobs that have already been enqueued.I’ve been having a lot of fun thinking hard, designing and implementing this, and it solves some real problems I’ve come across building software at non-trivial scale. My favourite feature to this point has probably been batched jobs, where successive enqueues of jobs of the same type are folded/merged into one another to be processed as a larger batch when eventually picked up by a worker.As of now, Zizq can already:* Do all the basic FIFO / backoff + retry / concurrent worker stuff you just expect * Efficiently schedule

news.ycombinator.com• Aug 2, 2026• 1 min read

Tips for Landing a YC Internship?I'm a rising sophmore in university, and I really want to work for a YC-backed startup this Fall (leaning towards consumer products).I think I have solid experience (interned at AWS this summer as a SWE, and I've also built and scaled consumer mobile apps solo to 20k+ downloads).My main method so fair has been sending cold DMs to founders on Linkedin for startups I find interesting, but so far I've had no luck. Any advice?

news.ycombinator.com• Aug 2, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: LLM Tools that I made that I cant live withoutHello HN ..I am posting here because I have made this bad ass thing. I want to be clear. I'm trying to make somthing worthy of people buying it and getting good value, I have not really shown it off or had anyone look at my site past the occasional web crawler, and I did 100% make this. Its called 0verload and the things it does, I will now list. Automatcially tracks versions on all your source code. It dosnt replace GIT, its for the saves you do between checkins...that one version you should have saved .it does..automatically. even oob writes get a version. I cant live with out it... somthing about telling my llm ....get me that thing I wrote like 2 days ago or a week ago or whenever.you can just tell the llm kinda where when and it will go get it and merge it in....I have files with hundreds of versions and you would think it would be annoying but if you have an llm ...I ship claude skills with it so it wakes up knowing how to use it, AND that brings me to somthing else it does.. I i

shees.dev• Aug 2, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: I spent 2.5 years developing my 3D portfolio website, all under 5 MBHi HN! For the past 2.5 years I've been developing my portfolio website using Blender and Three.js and I'm glad to announce that it's finally completed! I'd love for it to be viewed and critiques by HN, since even though it was deployed last month, I've spent a lot of time since then into polishing every little detail since I know the bar of quality is so high among us developers.https://shees.dev – Desktop Recommended first, then on mobile which has a fully different UI!Some cool things about it:1. Everything ships in under 5.0 MB total.2. It's optimized to run at really high FPS even on low-end devices. (The biggest time sink. I have a low-end laptop, so I know the pain.). ~60 FPS on an i3 and UHD i-gpu.3. Loads under 7 seconds!4. Entirely separate Desktop and Mobile UIs! It was originally made for the 16:9 ratio, so I had to be creative and designed an entirely new Mobile UI for it (inspired by the Nintendo DS!)5. Custom GLSL shaders for grass, road, clouds, and wind.6. Dozens of op

d2ykijtrvb890q.cloudfront.net• Aug 2, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Vein, a minimalist open-source resource management gameRecently I've been working on Vein, a small open-source resource management game built with Godot.I've always loved resource management board games, and I wanted to see how minimal I could make one. The core idea is simple: keep the heart beating by supplying it with the resources it demands. I tried to strip the mechanics down as much as possible while still leaving room for interesting decisions, and I added a short tutorial to help players get started.The problem is that I still don't feel like I've found the right gameplay loop. It works, but it isn't yet the game I imagined. I'd really appreciate any feedback—whether it's about the mechanics, pacing, tutorial, UI, or anything else that stands out. I'm especially interested in ideas for making the core loop deeper without making the game more complicated.Most of the development was done with Claude Sonnet as a coding partner, while I focused on the design, gameplay, and iteration. The game engine is Godot.You can play it here: http

bing.com• Jul 31, 2026• 1 min read

The ban on robot vacuums won’t make them safer, only worseToday, the practical consequences won’t be better security — the millions of robot vacuums already in American homes remain unaffected, as do any currently sold models. If these really are a risk, and ...

github.com• Jul 31, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Gander, an Android file viewer that asks for no permissionsHi HN,I built an Android file viewer that opens PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, video, audio, Markdown and code, and asks for no permissions at all.I have always been uneasy about opening files people send me. On Android you either install a 400 MB office suite and sign in or use a small free viewer that wants storage access and ends up uploading your file to a server to render it. Also the hassle of having to download different apps for different file formats was really annoying.Gander holds no permissions, not even INTERNET so the OS itself guarantees the file cannot leave the phone.PDFs use Pdfium, media uses Media3, and Office formats are rendered by bundled JS libraries in a WebView and so no request goes to any server.It is a viewer only. Complex PowerPoint decks come out approximately right, spreadsheet charts are not drawn, and old binary .doc and .ppt are unsupported. I'll work on it as issues come up :PIt is 14 MB, MIT licensed and uploaded on Github releases.Do try it!

news.ycombinator.com• Jul 30, 2026• 1 min read

Stripe's opt-out Radar price increase dressed up as a free trialhttps://support.stripe.com/questions/updates-to-radar-pricing-(january-2027)Stripe just sent me an opt-opt notification about an automatic Radar upgrade. They've moved me to a "Standard" Radar plan because it's "closest" to the free plan I was on.It's free until January 2027, after which they start charging me a per transaction fee (and per connect account), unless I opt out (which I just did).I'm guessing everyone on similar Stripe plans will be effected. Wow, really guys? "Opt-out"??Here's a copy of the email I received (Canadian Stripe Connect rates quoted).---------- New Stripe Radar plans and pricingAs fraud on the internet has accelerated over the past few years, we've been rapidly adding to Radar, our fraud prevention product. Last year, we prevented $110B in fraud, helped platforms block over 3 million fraudulent accounts and shipped dozens of new features. With so much new functionality, we're introducing four tiers – Lite, Standard, Plus and Pro – and updating pricing.What th

news.ycombinator.com• Jul 30, 2026• 1 min read

AI policies that don't suckHi folks,I don’t have a blog, but I have some thoughts about our current AI moment. I’m hearing a lot of good and bad ideas about how to organize around safety and paced development, but I haven’t heard these ideas yet and wanted to share them here in hopes that some discussion might take place or someone with reach steals them.1. Much of the xrisk discussion hinges on embodied AI. Robots with arms and legs are robots that can kill, displace jobs, etc. All manufacturing of such robotics should come along with a mandatory registration, annual inspections, and functional kill switch that anyone can operate like a fire alarm.2. Rapid model advancement, especially recursive self-improvement, sounds like the center of risk but it really isn’t. A merely more sophisticated model doesn’t make it inherently have more agency. It is the harnesses and people who operate them that facilitate behaviors that can be detrimental. I propose that model steering be a profession that states are required to

bing.com• Jul 30, 2026• 1 min read

Spotify's new feature lets you leave little notes on songsSpotify promises a lot of personalization via algorithm, but the streaming service has added a new feature that really does allow a way to give your tunes a personal touch. " User Notes " offer ...

news.ycombinator.com• Jul 30, 2026• 1 min read

Ask HN: Mass Loss in Black Hole Merger? How Does That Work?Let's say we have two black holes, one 20 solar masses and the other 50 solar masses, and they get close enough and merge. In the process, they convert a solar mass or two into gravitational waves, which radiate off into the distance.Let me restate that, to emphasize what I think is really weird: A solar mass or two that is inside the event horizon got converted to energy and radiated outside the event horizon.E=mc^2. That part doesn't bother me. It's the "inside the event horizon" to "outside the event horizon" part that bothers me. Can someone ELI5 how that is possible? (Or even ELI20 with an undergrad in physics.)

news.ycombinator.com• Jul 30, 2026• 1 min read

For the cheap price of a permanent tatto, get access to job interviewA recent YC Startup School afterparty is making the rounds on LinkedIn.7 people came to the YC after party left with permanent tattoos.Lemon Lime had invited a tattoo artist to their office. Anyone willing to get the company’s logo tattooed immediately received a job interview.Seven people walked away with permanent tattoos.Offering someone a job interview in exchange for getting a permanent tattoo is unethical.The issue isn’t that seven adults chose to get tattooed. It’s that an employer tied access to a career opportunity to an irreversible change to someone’s body.Is it really ‘consent’? There is an inherent power imbalance between companies and job seekers, especially in highly competitive environments like YC. That makes “consent” far more complicated than simply saying yes.A great company should hire people for their talent, judgment and character…not their willingness to permanently mark themselves for a chance at an interview.A line was crossed. And it’s a YC company. Is the jo

news.ycombinator.com• Jul 29, 2026• 1 min read

Ask HN: Stop Looking at Code?There is a recent trend in tech where software development is being done by not looking at code but merely the output.Some of the recent examples include the Bun Rust migration, etc. I wanted to understand both from startup’s and experienced individuals how do you see the trend, are we really moving towards a workflow where we simply optimize the loop or graph and code is merely an artifact this is produced as part of this workflow similar to bytecode or something?

kudory.com• Jul 29, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Kudory – Tailor your CV for each job applicationI've never liked maintaining multiple versions of my CV.Every application seems to want the same experience presented slightly differently, so I kept rewriting the same bullet points and ending up with files like `cv-final.pdf`, `cv-final-final.pdf`, and `cv-final-final-v2.pdf`.I built Kudory to make that part less tedious.You upload your CV, paste a job description, and it tailors your CV to the role by rewriting and reordering your existing content. One constraint I cared about from the beginning is that it doesn't invent experience, job titles, or achievements—it only works with what's already there.It also generates a cover letter draft, estimates how well your CV matches the role, and lets you export the result using one of several templates, but the core idea is simply making it easier to tailor a CV for each application.It's still a work in progress, and I'd really appreciate any feedback—whether it's about the product, the UX, or things that simply don't work. I'll be around to