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tommysense.com• Oct 23, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Tommy – Turn ESP32 devices into through-wall motion sensorsHi HN! I would like to present my project called TOMMY, which turns ESP32 devices into motion sensors that work through walls and obstacles using Wi-Fi sensing.TOMMY started as a project for my own use. I was frustrated with motion sensors that didn't detect stationary presence and left dead zones everywhere. Presence sensors existed but were expensive and needed one per room. I explored echo localization first, but microphones listening 24/7 felt too creepy. Then I discovered Wi-Fi sensing - a huge research topic but nothing production-ready yet. It ticked all the boxes: could theoretically detect stationary presence through breathing/micromovements and worked through walls and furniture so devices could be hidden away.Two years and dozens of research papers later, TOMMY has evolved into software I'm honestly quite proud of. Although it doesn't have stationary presence detection yet (coming Q1 2026) it detects motion really well. It works as a Home Assistant Add-on or Docker container
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 23, 2025• 1 min read
AI assistance is only making coders dumb, lazy and prone to replacementLLMs like ChatGPT and copilot are like those super saturated junk food like a pizza or burger which feels good in that moment (ready code snippets or answers) but over a period only accumulates weight gain, sugar and diseases (technical debt, brain drain).We have stopped reading or even looking up official documentation, that has become an extinct skill today. And why would we if an LLM does it for us and tells us only what we need to be told to create that release or fulfill that urgent deadline.What happened with AWS outage recently is only a brief foreshadow of what might eventually come to pass if this trend continues. Imagine a world where most programmers are primarily LLM prompters with a very shallow understanding of core programming skills or even operational skills pertaining to an app, framework or library. What will we do if a major outage or technical issue occurs then and no person around knows what’s really going on?And that’s not even mentioning the replacement of human
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bing.com• Oct 22, 2025• 1 min read
How Rivian Spinoff Also Is Reinventing The Electric BikeFar too much of the conversation around where mobility is going next centers around electric cars. If you really want to slash pollution and create the safer, less congested cities of the future, ...
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bing.com• Oct 21, 2025• 1 min read
Russell is certain: This is why there's no more overtakes!Mercedes driver George Russell lifts the lid on what he thinks is really killing on-track racing in Formula 1. This tyre is very good, but it causes bad racing. George Russell George Russell spent the ...
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coinstate.co• Oct 14, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Coinstate View crypto prices across multiple exchangesHey HN,Last month, I wanted to buy some Bitcoin and noticed something strange: the price was different on every exchange. Unlike the stock market, crypto doesn’t have one official price.I tried using CoinMarketCap and other sites to compare prices, but they didn’t really help. So, I built Coinstate a simple, free tool that lets you see and compare live crypto prices from many exchanges in one place.It currently pulls data from Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, KuCoin, HTX, Bybit, and Gate.io, with Crypto.com and Gemini coming soon. You can filter by trading pair, sort by price, and see near real-time updates, no signups, ads, or paywalls.It’s a small side project, but it’s helped me find better prices when buying or selling. I’d love your feedback or ideas for improvement.You can also sort by highest last, bid, or ask price. Here’s an example for Bitcoin: https://coinstate.co/compare/btc?sort=lastPrice
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 14, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: Favorite Pairing App?Been looking for a solution for some volunteer work. I used Tuple at a previous job and I wanted to find a low-cost or self-hosted equivalent - NOT a full video conferencing app. I really liked the focus on audio and screen sharing that Tuple had, but after some github and reddit searches I can't find anything that is currently open and self hosted. Does anyone here have something they recommend?
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 10, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: GradationsA serious problem with public schools, and to a lesser extent private schools, is that they are built around the lowest common denominator. The whole goal is to get kids who can just barely pass over a minimum bar to graduate. There are no tiers above that. There is no differentiation for those who really want to excel. Wouldn't it be great if there were some sort of rating system 0 - 100 after kids finish high school. Maybe 20 would be someone who just met the minimum qualifications for graduation, while someone at 99 would be a math olympiad winner type of person. Maybe 50 would represent a college graduate?
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demo.daff.io• Oct 7, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Daffodil – Open-Source Ecommerce Front End, Now with ShopifyHello again everyone!I’m posting again to say thanks for the feedback, comments and insights on my last post. It was great feedback and I really appreciate it. The support I have received from the open source community the past few weeks has been astounding. I’ve taken all of the feedback to heart and we’ve done a lot of work to improve the documentation the past few weeks (it's still work in progress) on top of adding more features to the demo!I wanted to post an update for the most recent release - v0.90.0 - which brings support for Angular 20 and improved support for Shopify! For devs that want to generate storefronts that can swap back and forth between ecommerce platforms, you can now add Shopify to the list!We added new and improved drivers for Shopify for @daffodil/navigation and @daffodil/product. On top of that, we added further support to the @daffodil/commerce schematic to make scaffolding out storefronts with these new features easier as well. Finally, you can also now choo
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 6, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: What's the best hackable smart TV?I want to get a second TV which will more or less be a second monitor for my System76 laptop which is plugged into a bunch of music equipment, like a korg midi keyboard, and a novation drum pad, all of which work great with linux.I want to buy this TV used. I'm seeing a bunch of Samsung, LG, RCA, Sony, etc on Facebook Marketplace. What a cesspool Facebook has become, right?Any suggestions on the best brand or even model for that kind of thing? I don't really want to battle with a bunch of shit that tries to coerce me to install another app from a streaming provider slash gambling entrypoint.I imagine mostly it will just need HDMI to work, and all the TVs will support that. But, I thought maybe there would be a fun brand that offers interesting other options.
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competesai.com• Oct 3, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: SAI – A Reinforcement Learning Competition PlatformWe’ve been building something for the reinforcement learning (RL) community in stealth for the past two years, and I'm really excited to finally be able to share it here.Before diving into what we’ve built, here’s the baseline we started from:- AGI won’t emerge from isolated algorithms. It will require a shared ecosystem where researchers can train, benchmark, and learn together in open environments.- We believe RL is the most promising pathway toward general intelligence.- Most RL researchers are still publishing results in isolation, on tasks that can’t easily be compared.So, we built SAI, a RL competition platform designed to make RL progress more accessible, standardized, and measurable.SAI is a platform where you can train, benchmark, and submit models to a global leaderboard. A proving ground for reproducible RL research:- Competitions designed to surface real research challenges (generalization, transfer, and adaptation)- Infrastructure for reproducible experiments and shared re
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bing.com• Sep 29, 2025• 1 min read
Bob’s Burgers Finally Reveals Its Most Important Origin StoryBob’s Burgers really hits hard with its emotional beats as while the series will make fans laugh with any given episode, there are just as many episodes with a surprising emotional core. It showcases ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 26, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: Any interest in a dev-friendly financial tracker?Earlier this year I built a personal financial tracker (expenses, budgets, goals, investments) unsatisfied with options on the market (copilot, mint, etc.).It's got a bunch of features that I've found really useful: - A comprehensive tagging system - Notes for transactions - 'Virtual transactions' to set aside money for budgets - Lots of analytics and dashboards that rely on custom filters and tie into the tagging system. - A simple UI that uses shadcn defaults.Solutions on the market seem to work for most people, but personally it's been a joy to have really fine-grained control over my finances. I've setup filters that answer questions like "How much did I spend on coffee last month?", "How much more do I need to set aside to buy my Miata?", "What were my largest expenses last month?", "What was the price distribution of my spending last month?", at a glance.Asking HN because there's probably like-minded individuals here with oddly specific things to track. Do existing tools work for
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 26, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: Are there any non-SPA front end developers left?Back in "my days" we would get an in-house web designer to create assets, styles, and a demo HTML document demonstrating all necessary components to implement the planned content.We would then break down the demo HTML into templates, which we would render in the backend, and work from there.There would be JS for interactive components - first Knockout (viewmodels, terrible idea), then React (which would let you separate the state from presentation).Backend templates + React frontend components was IMO the optimum, as long as your POST handling logic was sensible and data-oriented rather than some OO nightmare (https://wtforms.readthedocs.io/en/3.2.x/fields/#the-field-base-class).You didn't have to implement the API separately from the frontend to later discover that your frontend developer worked really... fast. And implemented their own understanding of the problem domain. These days, if you're super unlucky, you discover that your frontend has been blessed with some non-standard comp
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apps.apple.com• Sep 21, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: I made an app called Girl Math that makes saving money funGirl Math started as a weekend project when I realized my friend was terrible at saving money but amazing at justifying purchases with elaborate mental gymnastics.Then I thought: what if that same creative energy actually helped you save?The app turns "I didn't spend" moments into visible progress toward things you really want. Set goals, log tiny wins in seconds (skipped a latte, walked instead of Uber), and watch a satisfying progress bar fill up with haptics, confetti, and a playful receipt at 100%.Under the fun, it's a habit loop: immediate dopamine for the right behavior, one active goal for focus, and daily micro-wins that build real momentum. No spreadsheets, no guilt trips. Just making your small choices feel like they add up to something bigger.Runs entirely on-device with no accounts or tracking. Just you, your goals, and your wins.I'd love your feedback, and if you've got a favorite girl math moment, drop it below so I can add more examples to inspire users!
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 18, 2025• 1 min read
Roast my startup – Make Roomba Play with Kids/Dogs/Cats, bring you toilet paperHow much would you Pay for Robot Apps like these? https://youtube.com/shorts/0QD4swRwFMA?I would really appreciate your constructive feedback.More robot app ideas/categories: - companionship (those living solo, seniors) - patrol house (texts you if your place got flooded) - entertain (yell when bumped, etc.)Startup profile - The product - apps, apps marketplace for home robots (like Roomba) https://Remake.ai - The market - ~22M home robot vacuum cleaners sold in 2025; smartphone apps (iOS, Android) make ~$100 per user (give or take) - Product analysis / comparison against competition - quite a few robots come with API, sometimes app store - What stage are you in? Do you need money? Are you raising? - finishing MVP, funding available for now; may need to raise later - Customer conversion strategy (where do you find them, and how do you make them buy shit from you) - this is largely TBD; the current plan is to try launching on Kickstarter, use FB/IG/Reddit ads and viral video shorts
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 17, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: How to become a better software engineer? All my jobs are gluing stuffNearly all my work experience has just been gluing things together. Maybe it's jangling an API response into a front-end model to display to the user, or very domain-specific things like one specific algorithm to reject outlier data points, or similar.I'm doing some leetcode problems and finding it very disconnected from the likely jobs I'll have in the future. I actually have a lot of fun with it since I've been out of school for 15 years now and it really gets me thinking. But it's also frustrating because I know with about a 100% chance that these skills won't be used in a job. I'm quite certain that my success in a future role will be dependent on my ability to learn the narrow domain problems the company will solve.So I both 1) want to be hireable - gotta know my data structures and algorithms, I get it; and 2) have more skill in solving real-world problems.But grinding leetcode doesn't make you a better software engineer (right?)Previously I've never had a problem with this, as m