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bing.com• Jul 11, 2026• 1 min read
Jayson Tatum speaks on 'incredible' Duke meet-up in Las VegasDuke alum Tre Jones recently revealed that he was close to staying with the Blue Devils for a third season and possibly a fourth. A survey of close to 100 college basketball coaches has Duke as one of ...
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servicebeard.app• Jul 11, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: ServiceBeard – Turn your support mailbox into an issue boardServiceBeard is an open-source sync tool which polls your IMAP server for new mail and creates new issues on your repo/project, or posts comments if it's a reply to an existing thread. In the other direction, any comments on the issue triggers an outgoing email to the customer (using your SMTP server).The obvious use-case is setting up a service desk using existing infrastructure, but I'm curious to see what other use-cases come up.I'm Joram, the solo developer who built ServiceBeard. My team was managing a shared mailbox by using coloured labels and read/unread statuses just to track who had replied to an email. That's why I built ServiceBeard.Looking for honest, early feedback: is this something you'd use? What could be improved, and what features should be added? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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spamcipher.com• Jul 11, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I built a cold email platform with built-in inbox placement testingSpamCipher is a cold email platform I have been building. The part HN might find interesting is the deliverability layer: campaigns can run inbox placement tests against a network of real seed mailboxes (Gmail, Outlook, Zoho and others) that report whether your mail landed in the inbox or the spam folder, and mailbox warm-up engages with mail using human-paced reads, replies, and archiving. It also does email verification, DMARC monitoring, and blacklist checks.If you want to poke at something without signing up, the spam checker at https://spamcipher.com/check is free.Happy to answer questions. Running the seed mailbox network honestly has been the hardest part to build.
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 11, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: How has the internet devolved in recent years?I'll start with 10:1. "Verifying you are human" delays/redirects2. Invasive "Sign in with Google[1]" prompts on every website, often taking over the UI3. Phone number based identity so when you change your number you lose your entire savings account and social media and all work access and your whole life is basically F-CKED except your romantic life which is very much NOT F-CKED since nobody knows your number.Never change your number.4. "You will own nothing" gaming where games you thought you owned get yoinked away at the leisure dare I say the PLEASURE of these neocorporate ingrates who want to de-fun (and defund) every lived experience!5. You can join any time you want but you can never delete. Livin it up at the Hotel Social Media. What a nice surprise, livin' someone else's life!6. You have been banished!7. You have been shadow banished (and don't know it)!8. Your content violates our guidelines (hey buddy your guidelines violate my content - WHO NEEDS WHO. GENUINE QUESTION Idk a
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github.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: An MCP server that lets AI agents request disability insurance quotesHi HN. I own an online insurance agency, a painfully old-school industry. I am not a developer. I vibe-coded it all in Claude Code, then reviewed and tested before anything shipped. Which is part of the story I guess, that a small firm with curious and reasonably capable people can now operate agent infrastructure that would have required a contractor two years ago.I'm trying this because a growing share of our prospects start by asking their AI of choice what coverage to buy and who to get it from. Assistants can read my site, so like everyone else I'm trying to get recommendations via content. But the next natural step is agents actually taking actions on sites rather than just reading them, so I created seven tools, six read-only (a verified-facts knowledge base, carrier comparison, specialty and education guides, benefit-cap math, rider definitions) and one action, "quote request," which writes a lead straight into our CRM through the same Salesforce web-to-lead path that our web f
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github.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: chwire – Native-Format ClickHouse JavaScript Client over HTTP/TCPchwire is a ClickHouse client for JS that speaks the Native (columnar binary) format over HTTP and TCP. For 1M-row payloads, encoding is mostly 2–6x faster than JSONEachRow and decoding 2–8x faster. Once you add compression Native almost always wins, since the smaller payload is cheaper to compress.I’ve been working on this project for the last year for use at https://www.hockeystack.com/. It started out of frustration with how CPU-heavy gzip/deflate are in the official ClickHouse JS client once you start scaling up inserts. From there it evolved into a completionist desire to make the best ClickHouse client implementation I possibly could.Highlights:* ZSTD/LZ4 support in browsers over HTTP and in Node/Bun/Deno over HTTP or TCP* An aggressively fuzzed Native-format implementation * Supports all types + container types at arbitrary levels of nesting, including Variant, Dynamic, JSON, Nested, and Tuple * CI round-trips ClickHouse’s own generateRandom and generateRandomStructure and I’ve
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bing.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
The 12 Most Seductive Movies We’ve Ever SeenHere are the 12 most seductive movies we've ever seen. We aren't just talking about movies in which someone is seduced. There are lots and lots of movies about seduction that are not, in themselves, ...
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github.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Bunrun – agent-configured local dashboard to start/stop dev appsAgentic era has left me with already half a dozen vibe coded helper apps, most run with ´bun run dev´ or the npm equivalents, occasionally Python.Instead of zooming around terminal, I decided to vibe code one more thing: A local dashboard to start and stop all the projects and view the ouput. Finessing the configuration yaml is delegated to a SKILL.md so I can just ask Claude or Codex to set the stuff up. Works and saves time!It's Bun + Svelte, MIT licensed, binds to localhost with no auth (it runs shell commands from your config as your own user, so it's meant for trusted local use only, not exposed to a network).Happy to answer questions about the agent-config approach or the process management side.
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willowvoice.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Willow Voice – Free AI DictationHey HN!We were part of YC S24, ended up pivoting around. Made dictation that worked really well, and decided to go all in on agentic.We've done two major things. 1. Scribe is a revamp of our product. Continually learns your style (can get into details if comments want). TLDR; we fingerprint based off your edits, and make dictation sound more and more like you. Post-trained Llama 3.1 8b.2. Dictation is completely free. Unlimited unpersonalized dictation for everyone.
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github.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
FreedomLang – native x86-64 HTTP with no libc / no CRTI'm sharing a small milestone today - a tiny HTTP server written in FreedomLang (freelang), which is a new, experimental, AOT-compiled language I've been working on.The demo (httpd.flx) compiles down to native x86-64, and the resulting server runs with no C runtime/libc dependency (it uses direct syscalls on macOS and Linux, and Winsock plus Kernel32/WS2_32 on Windows).If you want to poke around you can clone the repo, build it (the compiler is just a Node.js script, very inspectable), and test it with a simple curl localhost/health or curl localhost/ . You can also inspect the native machine code with tools like otool -L on macOS to verify the lack of Mach-O dynamic-library dependencies.The reason I chose a tiny HTTP server was it shows an actual socket lifecycle (accept/read/respond/close), but it doesn't pretend to be production-grade.If you look at examples/httpd.flx[0] you can ysee how eveyrthing works - and how the language models the failure states. Why build a new language? The
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github.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: SpeechCompass – speaker direction for captioning group conversationsHi HN! We are excited to finally open-source SpeechCompass (from my time at Google, released with google-deepmind). If you've used live captions in group conversations, you've seen how different voices get mixed up into one wall of text. In our survey of 263 captioning power users, the merging of speakers was a top issue (46%).SpeechCompass (Best Paper Award @ ACM CHI 2025, paper + video in repo) addresses this by showing the direction of each speaker. Captions are color-coded with an arrow pointing toward where the speech is coming from. We show it on phones with 2+ mics (180°), and release the firmware and hardware for a 4-mic phone case for full 360°.It uses fast time-difference-of-arrival algorithms that can run on small, low-power microcontrollers. It is private by design and runs fully on-device: it uses spatial direction, not voiceprints, and no audio leaves the phone (for direction). The repo has the Android app (prebuilt APK in Releases), the portable C11 DSP library, firmware
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sxp.studio• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: SubjectiveZero, an open-source agentic node editor for creative codingHey there,My name is Clem, I've been a solo indie dev for a couple years now, exploring frontier tech like XR and agentic workflows in the context of creative / interactive work.I've been building creation tools for a while and some common design challenge is to figure out the right level of abstraction for your tool. You can always make it super advanced and complex with low level concepts (shader composition, actual code etc.) but then you get something with a high complexity / learning curve. On the other hand, if you make your tool too high level, it might be easier to use at first, but people will most likely hit a wall eventually and start fighting with your tool to get their edge case done (you see that on mobile a lot actually).With this prototype (called SubjectiveZero), I'd like to imagine that we can kind of move the "slider" on the abstraction layer, meaning that you can actually start with prompts that describe the goal, and you can go as high level (stay with abstract pro
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github.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: PastPage – Find archived versions of dead linkshi, i'm a journalist and i made PastPage because i often need to check for archived versions of urls. this browser extension helps me a lot. it autmates the process of checking lots of different web archives. also, it helps with 404 etc.i made it free and open source, and it have great privacy practices, e.g. i don't see which url you are searching. i'd like feedback and i don't want to make money.
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Tell HN: PrimeVue no longer MIT, requires $799 licenseJust wanted to let everyone using this UI framework know that the developers of PrimeVue decided to go proprietary only going forward[1].I found out about this by accident when I was brushing up on PrimeVue and noticed that they now require you to specify a license key when creating the Vue app.Any recommendations for developers who pull VUE from a CDN and don't go through a build step? NuxtUI doesn't seem to support this use case.Source 1: https://primeui.dev/nextchapter
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 10, 2026• 1 min read
Tell HN: I De-Googled MyselfI really enjoyed the old Google, the nerd Google, the "don’t be evil" Google... Google Reader, Android, GTalk, etc. It made communication with my friends much easier.I had already been moving everything away from the Google ecosystem for about two years, but Google Photos was the hardest part because it contained so many memories that I wouldn’t risk losing.The final straw was when I accidentally subscribed to Google One with AI, which costs much more than simple additional storage. It’s not that much money for me, but when I found out I couldn’t downgrade, it became a matter of principle to do a Google Takeout of my photos and create a script to import them into Apple Photos (which is also not a nice company, none of them really are) without losing metadata.I also moved them to Backblaze, where I have already had backups for more than five years, and to add even more redundancy, I backed them up to BorgBase using Borgmatic.De-Googled! Now all my photos and videos are in the palm of my
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