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georgemasto.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Interactive map of the Odyssey with tap-to-gloss Homeric GreekBuilt an interactive atlas of Odysseus's voyage. See where the stops fall in today's world, with etymological and knowledge nuggets. 17 stops from Troy to Ithaca. Every stop has Homer's actual Greek (Perseus TEI), Murray's 1919 translation, and every single Greek word is tappable for a translation.Press N and the ancient chart swaps to today's satellite view: these are real places (e.g. Scylla refers to a town called Scilla in Calabria).Stack: SvelteKit static + MapLibre, no backend, all public-domain texts and art with a full colophon. Please leave corrections and feedback!
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Talk. It types. Anywhere on your phone. $9.www.airtxt.aiHalf the price of Wispr Flow ($9 vs $15) — proof: public pricing. On-device OR cloud, your choice — Wispr is cloud-only. Proof: the toggle, privacy angle. It also sits in your meetings — one app, dictation and a meeting bot. Wispr has neither. Works in every app via the keyboard — not a walled-garden notepad. www.airtxt.ai
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: How to Relicense an Old ProjectI've heard from someone who wants to revive an old abandoned project of mine and asks that I change the license from GPLv3 to LGPL or MIT. I'm willing to do that but I took down the original repo from github a long time ago and there seems to be only a fork that still exists. What's the right way to make it publicly known that I'm changing the license?
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Should we stop "correcting" AI writing so it improves English for us?For example, AI writing often puts an "or" at the list of items because that is more logical in some contexts.Changing it to "and" would make it sound more natural, but it would be less logical.Keeping it as "or" may make it standard usage over time, even when people are not using AI to write.What do you think? Should people stop "correcting" AI writing when it is actually more logical?
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wondering.app• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Visual way to understand things in parallelHey HN!Really excited to be showing what I think is a better way to understand complex topics with AI.You start a chat with your question, and whenever you want to clarify something or understand some jargon, you can branch out a new chat from that thread.The cool unlock is being able to see all related chat threads in the same context without tab switching, for e.g. I can first dive into understanding world models, then spin a new chat thread on who the key players are in there, and another asking what's the frontier with this stuff.The responses are also not just a wall of text. They're: - Filled with interactive diagrams and visuals - Super fastAnd for those curious, this is how we built it: - React Flow (@xyflow/react) for the canvas - React Components for interactive diagrams - GPT Image 2 for image generations - Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite for super fast response - Parallelization whenever possible to keep things fastYou can also highlight and add notes :)Try it out and let me know wha
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skimmiq.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: A puzzle I couldn't solve for a year – cubers cracked it in an hourDev here. I created a puzzle that looks like Rubik's cube but works differently. Instead of turning faces, closed bands of 12 stickers slide around the cube. Every scramble is solvable. I built on-device AI solvers that solve it in about 60 moves (sometimes substantially less than that)I'm not even a cuber so since I created it I've been thinking that no human can solve it. Until this Tuesday when I showed it to r/Cubers. It took them about an hour to find a solution. The first human solve was about 240 moves using mostly (how they call it) 4-move commutators: https://www.reddit.com/r/Cubers/comments/1vrq8zk/So my belief died, but a better question was born: nobody has a teachable method yet, let alone approaching 60 moves.The link is a 60-second browser demo. The math and the first recorded solve are at https://skimmiq.com/human-method/.I'm 60, not a professional programmer, and AI helped me create the puzzle and with the heavy math. Happy to answer anything.
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theverge.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Walmart is finally adding Apple Pay and Google PayWalmart will soon allow you to pay for your items with Google Pay or Apple Pay. In an announcement on Friday, Walmart says it's going to bring tap-to-pay capabilities to "select" Walmart and Sam's Club locations starting August 24th, before rolling out support to all US stores by the end of 2026 and gas stations […]
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bing.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
The deadly pursuit of fameThe tragic deaths of Hayden Panettiere and Jason Arday can be tied to the same phenomenon. It’s not new but has accelerated in today’s influencer culture: youth’s hunger for fame. Panettiere was an ...
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bing.com• Aug 21, 2026• 1 min read
Comic Book Preview – Detective Comics #1112Detective Comics #1112 is out this coming Wednesday, and you can get yourself a sneak peek at the official preview of the issue below… ONE LAST FLIGHT! The sinister secrets of the Reynoso ...