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bing.com• Feb 6, 2026• 1 min read
Internet Archive unveils tool to save the web from dead linksThe Internet Archive has released Link Fixer, a new WordPress plugin that automatically handles broken links on the web, reports TechCrunch. The problem—often referred to as “link rot”—causes articles ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 5, 2026• 1 min read
What I Did to Earn a Chrome Web Store Featured BadgeMy extension recently got the Featured badge on the Chrome Web Store. (For context: it’s an exporter that turns ChatGPT conversations into clean docs like PDF / Word / Google Docs / Notion / Gmail, so you don’t have to copy-paste and break formatting.) I’m not part of a big team and I didn’t do anything hacky — it was mostly about treating the extension like a product: clear value, tight UX, solid performance, and clean privacy posture. Here’s what my process looked like, in a way you can replicate. What I focused on Start from the Badge criteria: User value, polished UX, fast + stable, clear privacy/minimal permissions. Follow Best Practices: Trim confusing extras, cut permissions, simplify onboarding, optimize startup/memory, handle edge cases. Treat the Store listing like a landing page: One clear sentence, screenshots that sell in 3 seconds, honest scope, no fluff. Test like a reviewer: Different profiles/devices, slow/offline, errors/retries, extension conflicts, heavy pages. Subm
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github.com• Feb 4, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Quibble – Adversarial AI document review using Codex and ClaudeI built Quibble to get better feedback on technical documents (specs, plans, RFCs) by having two AI models argue about them. I still don't know if it's any good, so I'm sharing it here hopeful for you to try it out and give me feedback!!!It works like this:1. Codex reviews your document and raises issues/opportunities2. Claude responds to the feedback and revises the document3. Codex checks if the revisions actually addressed the concerns4. Repeat until consensus or max roundsThe adversarial setup catches things a single-pass review misses. Codex tends to be nitpicky about specifics, Claude tends to defend or over-explain, so the tension between them surfaces real problems.You can focus reviews on specific aspects (--focus "security and error handling") and resume sessions if you want to iterate further. Try it out like this (no install needed):npx @mfelix.org/quibble docs/plan.mdRequires the Codex and Claude CLIs on your PATH. Sessions are saved to disk so you can inspect the back-and
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github.com• Feb 4, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: tmpo – Local-first CLI time tracker with automatic project detectionI got tired of manually logging billable hours in Google Forms, so I built tmpo – a CLI time tracker that lives in your terminal.Quick workflow: cd my-project/ tmpo start "Implementing auth" # ... work happens ... tmpo pause # take a break tmpo resume # back to work tmpo stop tmpo stats --week # see your hours tmpo export --week # CSV for invoicing Key features:- Automatically detects projects via git repos or .tmporc files- Pure-Go SQLite storage (modernc.org/sqlite) - no CGO, easy cross-compilation- Milestone tracking to organize work into sprints/phases- Pause/resume for break tracking with full audit trail- Local-first - all data stays on your machine- Configurable date/time formats and timezone display- CSV/JSON export for invoicingTechnical highlights:- UTC timestamps in database with timezone conversion for display- Migration system for schema evolution- Currency handling for 30+ currency codes- GoReleaser for automated cross-platform builds (macOS, Linux, Windows)- Built with C
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vopal.ai• Feb 4, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Vopal – AI note taker with no meeting bots (real-time, 98% accurate)Hi HN,I built this because meeting bots create an awkward dynamic. After 10+ years in the workplace, I've watched this pattern repeat:Client joins call → sees unknown participant → "What's that bot?" → awkward pause.Even after explaining it's "just for notes," there's visible hesitation. The bot-as-participant model is fundamentally broken for client-facing work.The core idea: you open Vopal in a browser tab, it captures your computer's audio directly via Web Audio API. No bot joins the meeting. No extra participant in Zoom/Meet/Teams. The meeting looks completely normal.Beyond that, Vopal does three things:1. Real-time transcription • 99% accuracy (custom Whisper model optimized for meetings) • 100+ languages, handles multiple speakers • Transcription streams as people speak2. Privacy-conscious processing • You control what gets recorded (start/stop in browser) • Audio processed through secure pipeline • No meeting bot joining as "participant"3. Actionable summaries • AI extracts: dec
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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 4, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I built a Chrome extension to let my OpenClaw Bot remote inSharing a build-in-public update.I’ve been working with my assistant “Gideon” (running inside OpenClaw) to solve a very specific problem:I want the agent to control my real browser (logged-in sites, my normal cookies, my actual tabs) - not a sandboxed headless browser - while still keeping the control surface simple and auditable. This means my OpenClaw won't break the moment a site gets "clever".So... We built it! I say we but it was mostly Gideon and I was along for the ride as QA.Why did we bother?Well, because the real world is messy.Headless is fine until you need:• a session that already exists in your day-to-day browser• sites like X/Gmail/anything modern that behaves differently under automation• human-in-the-loop flows where the agent drives, then hands off, then resumesThis connector is basically: agent → my laptop Chrome → real work.How it works (high level)There are 3 pieces:Chrome extension (MV3)• You pair it to a relay URL once• You explicitly choose what the agent can to
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sentinel.raskell.io• Feb 4, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Sentinel – a Pingora-based reverse proxy (inspired by River)I’d been watching River (Pingora-based) and hoping it would mature, because I think Rust + Pingora (from Cloudflare) is a really solid foundation for a future-proof reverse proxy. Progress stayed quiet, so I started building the “practical reverse proxy layer” on top of Pingora myself: config/routing + operational defaults + a way to plug in extra request/response logic without patching the core.Sentinel: https://github.com/raskell-io/sentinelRiver: https://github.com/memorysafety/riverQuick try:curl -fsSL https://getsentinel.raskell.io | shIf you’ve operated proxies: what’s one default you’d change to make them less surprising (timeouts, retries, header handling, etc.)?
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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 4, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: WarpParse – Rust ETL engine 1.5–8x faster than VectorHey HN, We’ve been working on WarpParse, an open-source (Apache 2.0) ETL engine built in Rust, and we’re excited to share it with you today. We built it because we found that existing tools often struggled with resource efficiency or configuration complexity when handling massive log volumes. WarpParse aims to solve this with: Performance: 1.5x to 8x higher throughput than Vector in our benchmarks. Efficiency: Uses ~1/3 the CPU and ~37% of the memory of Vector under similar loads. DSLs: We created WPL (Warp Parse Language) for strong-typed parsing and OML (Object Modeling Language) for declarative data enrichment with native SQL integration. We’ve also built a visual editor (WpEditor) to make rule-writing less of a headache. We’d love to hear your thoughts on the architecture, the DSL approach, or any feedback you have after checking out the repo. GitHub: https://github.com/wp-labs Editor: https://editor.warpparse.ai As a fledgling open-source project, we deeply recognize the power of
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github.com• Feb 3, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: C discrete event SIM w stackful coroutines runs 45x faster than SimPyHi all,I have built Cimba, a multithreaded discrete event simulation library in C.Cimba uses POSIX pthread multithreading for parallel execution of multiple simulation trials, while coroutines provide concurrency inside each simulated trial universe. The simulated processes are based on asymmetric stackful coroutines with the context switching hand-coded in assembly.The stackful coroutines make it natural to express agentic behavior by conceptually placing oneself "inside" that process and describing what it does. A process can run in an infinite loop or just act as a one-shot customer passing through the system, yielding and resuming execution from any level of its call stack, acting both as an active agent and a passive object as needed. This is inspired by my own experience programming in Simula67, many moons ago, where I found the coroutines more important than the deservedly famous object-orientation.Cimba turned out to run really fast. In a simple benchmark, 100 trials of an M/M/
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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 3, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: A proposal for interviewing "AI-Augmented" EngineersHi HN,I’m currently rethinking our hiring process. Like many of you, I feel that traditional algorithmic tests (LeetCode style) are becoming less relevant now that LLMs can solve them instantly. Furthermore, prohibiting AI during interviews feels counter-productive; I want to hire engineers who know how to use these tools effectively to multiply their output.I am designing a new evaluation framework based on real-world open-source work, and I would love the community’s feedback on whether this sounds fair, effective, or if I’m missing something critical.The Core Philosophy: We shouldn't test if a candidate can write syntax better than an AI. We should test if they can guide, debug, and improve upon an AI's output to handle the "last mile" of complex engineering.The Proposed Process:1. Task Selection (Real World Context) Instead of synthetic puzzles, we select open issues or discussions from public GitHub repositories that share a tech stack with our product. Scope: 2–4 hours. Types: Im
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github.com• Feb 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: PoopyFeed – Self-hosted baby tracking for feedings, diapers, and napsPoopyFeed is an open source baby care tracking app I built with Django. It tracks feedings (bottle/breast), diaper changes, and naps.The main reason I built this: commercial baby tracking apps either have subscriptions, require accounts with their servers, or don't let multiple caregivers collaborate well. I wanted something self-hostable where my family's data stays under our control. Key features: - Track feedings (bottle amount in oz, or breast with duration/side), diapers (wet/dirty/both), and naps - Share children with others via invite links - Role-based access: co-parents get full edit access, caregivers can only view and add entries - Multi-child support - Mobile-friendly UI (designed for one-handed use while holding a baby) Tech stack: Django 6.0, PostgreSQL, Bootstrap 5. Deploys to Render with one click via the included blueprint, or self-host with Podman/Docker. GitHub: https://github.com/DavidMiserak/poopyfeed Would love feedback, especially from other parents who've dealt
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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 2, 2026• 1 min read
Avaricious PublishersAvaricious publishers have systematically wiped out serious, thought-provoking and exposé novels for short-term sales, be it Beach Bunny books, escapism books, or comic books. of a thought-provoking book; nothing worthy gets printed in mainstream publishing unless it goes through an agent. So what is a serious writer with a monumental manuscript to do? He offers teasers to the public to generate enough interest to knock down the hurdles in contemporary publishing. So, I am publishing a few teasers from a dramatic rendering I entitle WHOSE PROMISED LAND. MOST AGREEABLE Sarah and David, holding hands in the backseat of Kaufman's Cadillac Sedan Deville, feel electrified as they witness the buzz of traffic entering the Bowl and the thousands of attendees buying tickets and rushing to their seats, as Kaufman’s luxury car turns off of Highland Boulevard into the Hollywood Bowl's patron parking. David cannot keep his eyes off Sarah's transformation into a woman. She flipped her long chestnut
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bing.com• Feb 2, 2026• 1 min read
How the ROG Xbox Ally Transformed My Halo Infinite ExperienceMen's Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. The ROG Xbox Ally handheld console started shipping late last ...
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investor.data.flowers• Feb 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Investor relations platform lets investors bid on meeting the foundersI used Replit to build an investor relations platform to test a simple hypothesis:> Pricing access to founder time improves signal quality in investor conversations.Background:In early fundraising, founders spend a lot of time on low-signal meetings. The scheduling cost is asymmetric: founders prepare, investors explore cheaply. There is no native commitment mechanism beyond social norms.This project implements a minimal market for founder time.How it works: 1. Investors place a bid for a 1:1 meeting 2. A minimum bid is enforced 3. Agenda, availability, and time zone are required at bid time 4. If the meeting doesn’t happen, the bid is refundedBidders can opt in or out of public attribution on a map of AI/data investorsThe bid is not payment for capital access. It’s a commitment signal. The refund rule prevents extraction.Implementation notes: * Built quickly on Replit * Stripe for payments and receipts * No CRM, no automated follow-ups * Admin actions handled manually via the database
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github.com• Jan 31, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: A P2P file transfer CLI that approaches scp/rsync speeds without setupHi HN,Over the past months, I built thruflux to make moving large sets of files between arbitrary machines simpler and faster, without requiring SSH, servers, or port forwarding.It’s a cross-platform CLI written in Go that uses direct peer-to-peer transfers over QUIC, with automatic NAT traversal and relay fallback when needed. A single sender can serve multiple receivers concurrently, and directory transfers are handled natively (no zipping).I recently benchmarked it against scp, rsync, croc, and magic-wormhole to understand the tradeoffs more clearly. While it doesn’t always beat built-in infrastructure tools like scp/rsync in ideal conditions, it gets surprisingly close while solving a harder problem (zero-setup P2P), and transfer speeds shows much lower variance than single-stream TCP tools. Moreover, thruflux consistently outperformed comparable P2P CLI tools, particularly for multi-file transfers.The project is open source and still evolving — happy to hear feedback, especially f
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birthdayinvitation.ai• Jan 31, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I build an AI tools for Birthday InvitationI'm Ned, the founder of Birthday Invitation AI. As a parent myself, I know the joy (and stress!) of planning birthday parties. Finding the perfect invitation that matches your child's interests, managing RSVPs from dozens of classmates, and making sure everyone knows the party details—it's a lot to handle on top of everything else. That's why I built Birthday Invitation AI. Our AI understands what you want—whether it's a Peppa Pig party for your 3-year-old or an elegant dinner celebration for your mom's 60th—and creates beautiful, personalized invitations in under a minute. No design skills needed. Just describe what you want in any language, and our AI brings your vision to life. Every invitation includes a QR code that makes RSVPs effortless. Guests scan, confirm, and you see it all in real-time. No more chasing responses or losing track of who's coming. With this Lifetime Deal, you're not just getting a tool—you're getting peace of mind for every birthday celebration in your family'
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pencild.co• Jan 30, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Pencild – A CRM for tattoo artists and studiosHey HN,I built Pencild, a CRM specifically for tattoo artists and studios. Here's what it actually does:Email and Instagram DMs. Connects to Gmail, Outlook, or IMAP. Full email client with folders, labels, compose, reply, bulk operations, search. Separately, connects to Instagram Business accounts via the Graph API for DM management. Background sync runs every few minutes, Instagram webhooks push messages in real-time. The app tracks Instagram's 24-hour messaging window so you know when you can still reply to someone.Client database. Profiles build up from your conversations. Store multiple email addresses, phone numbers, Instagram handles, physical addresses. Link emails and Instagram conversations to clients automatically by address/username. Merge duplicate clients when the same person contacts you through different channels. VIP flags, auto-archive rules, blacklisting.Calendar. Two-way sync with Google Calendar, Outlook or other calendar. Create appointments with types like consult