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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
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Show HN: An interactive in-browser tutorial for MarkoJS V6 with solvable lessonsHello!Sharing a recent work of mine.This is an interactive in-browser tutorial for MarkoJS v6 illustrating concepts, patterns, tooling, integrations.It contains 100+ solvable lessons & is built with tutorialKit (powered by StackBlitz webcontainers API)(its hosted on Netlify under the 300 free credits)If you're looking to get into Marko but were looking for the best possible way, this is the moment to demystify it.100+ lessons illustrating concepts and advanced patterns like out-of-order streaming, resumability, compile-time reactivity, 0KB of JS when there is no client interactivity & Marko's new meta framework @marko/run.It also introduces App Federation - a new take on microfrontends by Marko. As a bonus, it includes a number of examples and the hackernews demo too.With fine grained bundling, fine grained reactivity, blazing fast SSR, a runtime size of 8KB GZ Marko is one of the most compelling frameworks!Take a look & give it an upvote !URL: https://markojs-tutorial.netlify.app/ Rep
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Ask HN: How many AI agents do you actively use?I have around four for talking through ideas and three active coding agents. None of them are truly long-running.Is that typical? How many agents are you using regularly, and are any of them running autonomously for hours?
The urinary microbiome, overactive bladder and bladder pain syndrome/interstitial cystitis — mechanisms, diagnostics and therapeutic opportunities - NatureThe urinary microbiome, overactive bladder and bladder pain syndrome/interstitial cystitis — mechanisms, diagnostics and therapeutic opportunities Nature
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Show HN: Vivace – A single-process Qt media player with interactive DVD menusVivace uses only Qt (v6.11.1 or newer) itself — no Qt Widgets, no external player processes. I built it because I wanted SMPlayer's UI conventions and features without depending on the external player processes(mpv/mplayer).It's a ground-up rewrite, not a fork.- DVD playback with interactive menus, from a from-scratch IFO/PCI parser (no libdvdnav)- a hybrid WSOLA + phase-vocoder approach to speed-adjusted audio, since neither algorithm alone sounds good in both directions- secure credential storage via the OS keychain- casting to a phone/tablet over a small embedded web server- a full SMPlayer-style menu layout.Still early stage (v0.1.1) — feedback and bug reports are welcome.
Show HN: Interact with inactive macOS windows without selecting the window firstmacOS requires users to 'select' a window first before being able to interact with UI elements within. This leads to more clicks, and I personally found this tedious. Furthermore, this behavior was inconsistent, with some applications actually supporting 'Click Through'.I was not able to find any solutions online without drastically changing the behavior of the OS. In the end I found Hammerspoon and via AI, quickly put together a neat script that seems to work flawlessly (I have also already tested it works on the beta of Golden Gate).This script enables click through on macOS, allowing you to click UI elements inside inactive windows without clicking the window first, solving the aforementioned problem.Feel free to try it out and submit improvements. I submitted this on HN since I figured some users are looking for something similar since a few years.
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Show HN: An interactive game of British ColumbiaI recently drove through the beautiful lands of British Columbia. I've called this place home for a better part of 20 years, and I realized that I know very little outside the little bubble that I live in.So I created this interactive map/game where you play as the Sasquatch, roaming the land and discovering hidden gems, towns, and other wildlife. You can read up on the town's story, view pictures to get a sense of what they look like, and stuff like that.I wanted to put this out there for those who are curious about our lovely province and enjoy roaming around.I am a software developer, but this app is vibe-coded. I do believe that this kind of usage of AI is fantastic--to better understand the world around us through immersive simulation.Let me know what you guys think!
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Show HN: A 16-control subtractive synth for microcontrollers (39k ELF, web demo)This toy retro synth installs and runs on esp32-s3 or p4 as an ELF file under BreezyBox firmware. It uses my work-in-progress immediate mode TUI library in C.Web-based version via emscripten: https://mini000.itch.io/beeperSource code: https://github.com/valdanylchuk/beeperDemo video running on Tanmatsu (esp32-p4): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCH9XYZ7QB0The main challenge I was going for was actually to find a nice minimal set of controls for a subtractive synth. Usually there are 40-50 of them in "simple" synths; I ended up with 16.In terms of TUI, I wanted to see if it would be practical at embedded C scale to use a modern approach similar to ratatui, Dear ImGui, or Nuklear. I am quite happy with it so far. Will keep using and extending it for more embedded apps.I did not publish the library as a separate project yet; it is not mature enough. Feel free to reuse it via good old copying for now if you like it.For those who remember my earlier post here about the BreezyBox ( https://
Show HN: An interactive guide to how my spring-mass physics synthesizer worksI created what I call a 3D physics synthesizer, and when I get questions about how it works, it's always hard to explain without a diagram or two.Finally I built this page where I explain how it works from basic principles, and every step of the way I provide a little interactive physics simulation to illustrate the explanation.I tried to keep the explanation as simple as possible, although I plan to continue adding appendices to answer deeper questions (including those that involve math). So any questions you ask here, I will try to answer in a comment, but also might eventually get an even better answer!