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Show HN: Certo – An open source platform to deliver Open BadgesCerto is open-source infrastructure for issuing, managing, verifying, and exchanging digital credentials.It implements Open Badges 3.0[1] and W3C Verifiable Credentials[2] which are the open standards that make credentials portable, machine-verifiable, and vendor-independent.It is designed to be:- Self-hosted: run it inside your own infrastructure, air-gapped network, or sovereign cloud - Standards-compliant: credentials it issues work with any OB3/VC-compatible system - API-first: everything the UI can do, the API can do - Exportable: your data is always yours, in open formats - Extensible: a small, stable core with a plugin interface for everything elseA demo is available at https://certo.schroedinger-hat.org/ which we're using for Schrödinger Hat[3] conferences, workshops, partner communities.I'll be around if you have any questions. Feel free to give a feedback on the project.[1] https://www.imsglobal.org/spec/ob/v3p0 [2] https://www.w3.org/TR/vc-data-model/ [3] https://schroedinge
The National Park Service Removed 51 Historical Signs. Court Filings Show at Least 13 Were Thrown Away.According to court documents, officials threw away signs, placards, films, and brochures describing topics like women’s rights, slavery, and Indigenous massacres.
Show HN: Picks a fair meeting point for your group, whatever their commute typesI've started working on this two years ago, on and off some weekends when inspired.I made it first for my group of friends, to solve a real frustration we had. Basically, when meeting on Friday night, we spent so much back-and-forth on our WhatsApp group debating on where to meet. Ken is at the absolute west of Paris, by car. I'm in the center, with a bike. Other friends are all around and use public transport.And if you didn't have strong arguments, you'd always end up near Ken's place, 'cause he was more assertive.Togather solves this: it takes the starting points of everyone (you can input them, or your friends can), takes commute types for each, and finds 3 meeting points that are fair. Fair is: average commute type is low, and spread is low.I'm still thinking on how to improve it, and then to market it. Would love some feedback!Thanks all, Luka
"Build In Public" but how do you do it without making it a full-time job?Building in public is important today. It helps you build a community, get feedback, and create traction around your product. But creating content to share every day — shorts, posts on X, LinkedIn, Instagram — can quickly become boring and very time consuming.By recording your meetings with Prodshort, you get content ready to share: Shorts, X posts, LinkedIn posts... You keep things authentic, because the AI documents what you actually do and doesn’t create fake content from scratch. Your real progress, your real discussions, your real decisions become things you can share.It makes build in public much easier. You can share updates about your project directly from your calls: progress, ideas, feedback, small wins... Stay consistent with your build in public without adding extra work to your day !!
Show HN: Goodfault: insurance for AI agents and robotsHi HN. I'm building GoodFault, insurance for companies whose AI agents screw up: wrongful refunds, hallucinated policies a court makes you honor (the Air Canada case), deleted prod databases,leaked data. Two things happened this year that made this a real market. ISO shipped exclusion endorsements (CG 40 47 family) that strip generative AI from standard general liability at renewal, and courts kept assigning agent mistakes to the deploying company, not the model vendor. The interesting technical problem is pricing. Model identity turns out to be almost useless as a rating variable: the same model is a rounding error wired to a read-only knowledge base and a catastrophe wired to refunds. So we price the authority envelope instead: unattended financial cap, reversibility, reach, and action rate, with hard underwriting gates (no kill-switch, no logging, no injection testing = uninsurable). This page is that rating logic, public: set your agent's permissions and see the worst-weekend loss
Show HN: CapyToolkit – Browser-native developer and hardware diagnostic toolsHi HN, I'm a solo dev with 13 years of WordPress / WooCommerce experience, with a strong focus on performance (Core Web Vitals). Since early 2025, I've been implementing almost everything with AI but the vision and decisions are mine. Also, I always review the code, not only to ensure its logic is correct but often I learn something new too.For the last 3 months I've been working on CapyToolkit - a website with browser tools that run locally, without account needed, and with a strong focus on privacy. A few tools I think are worth highlighting: hardware diagnostics like gamepad drift, input lag and MIDI tester, a SQL Workbench that runs DuckDB on WASM which can be used to preview and query less popular but important DB formats. PII and EXIF scrubbers, offline OCR and redactor, and a WebRTC P2P Tester with no relay. Most tools never touch a server and don't need connection once cached. The few that do use custom Cloudflare workers only where it's required for tool functionality like Ind
Ask HN: I can't post in Show HNI recently built an html+pdf documentation framework that uses Typst and I want to post to Show HN, so I created a new account last week but when I try to submit my post it only shows "we are temporarily restricting Show HN" and "spend some time to comment, get around with the community," etc.Are there any ways to remove the restriction? I read some other posts like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47875235 and sent an email to hn@ycombinator.com five days ago. I believe I made myself pretty clear in my email:> Hi, I'm Jeremy. I made a pure Typst documentation generator called Haita that doesn't rely on other tools and I wanted to post it to Show HN but found that I couldn't post at all. The project's link is https://wensimehrp.github.io/haita. I did not write it with LLM assistance. Can you please lift the restriction on my account? My account name is wensim and it uses the same email address. Thanks! > > JeremyAnd sometimes I go on shownew just to find that there are posts from a
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Capita Flags CSPS Costs but Touts Contract Wins, Savings and AI GrowthCapita (LON:CPI) said it made operational and strategic progress in the first half despite costs tied to its Civil Service Pension Scheme, or CSPS, contract, with management highlighting revenue ...
Amazon just dropped prices on TP-link routers, mesh systems, and networking gear, but the deals won’t lastWi-Fi 6 is still the right call if you’re replacing an ancient rental modem and nothing in your house speaks Wi-Fi 7 yet. The Archer AX55 at $74.99 is the sweet spot for most apartments, and the ...