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vmetal.ai• Mar 19, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: VMetal – run a GPU cloud on bare metal without OpenStackHi everyone — looking for feedback on a new infrastructure project we launched called vMetal. It's a bare metal management platform for GPU clusters that handles machine discovery, PXE booting, and lifecycle management, without the OpenStack complexity. Built around Kubernetes-native workflows so you can hand it off to teams or drop it into an existing platform. A lot of the infra platforms used for this today were designed 20 years ago (VMware, OpenStack, NVIDIA BCM, MAAS, etc.), while newer tools usually solve only a small piece of the stack. Neither were built with modern GPU cluster ops in mind. In practice most setups end up stitching things together or building custom provisioning pipelines.With vMetal we took a different approach: treat physical machines like programmable infrastructure resources. Compared to tools like MAAS or Tinkerbell, vMetal is designed around a few ideas: - Bare metal lifecycle automation: Automatically discover machines on the network, boot them, install
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archipelago-sandy.vercel.app• Mar 15, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Playtest my browser-based RPGhey there, I'm making an isometric rpg, tentatively titled Archipelago. it is very bare-bones for now, but I wanted to get some outside feedback on the foundations of the systems as I work. if you're a fan of combat-heavy crpgs, please do give it a whirl. looking forward to discussing it with anyone who plays. thank you!NOTE! made with web tech, requires modern browser. only keyboard+mouse controls for now. unfinished in every way, from systems to graphics to sound.
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cocomusic.app• Feb 20, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Coco Ear Training – a research-backed ear training app for musiciansHey HN, I'm Marco, a musician and developer. I built Coco because every ear training app I tried felt like a random quiz generator with no actual pedagogy behind it.*What it is:* A mobile app (iOS/Android) with structured courses for ear training (intervals, chords, scales, relative pitch, and pitch recognition). Sessions are 2–5 minutes. Levels unlock sequentially, each one designed with a specific learning goal.*How I got here:* I spent a long time going through the research literature on pitch perception and aural skill acquisition (Levitin, Zatorre, Deutsch, and others). A few findings shaped the whole design: 1. Isolated interval drills barely transfer to real musical listening. Tonal context matters. 2. You learn faster when you start with maximally contrasting sounds and gradually introduce similar ones ("contrast before similarity"). 3. Short daily sessions with spaced repetition outperform long sporadic ones. 4. Most people conflate ear training with perfect pitch. Relative pi
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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 4, 2026• 1 min read
A Zero-Layer Approach to Memory Safety (1:1 IR, No Sandbox)Hello there,I'm here to share a project I've been working on for the past 4 days, though I've mulled over the core logic for years. I deeply share the values of this community, I’ve mostly stayed in the shadows.I’ve reached a point where the results feel significant: ~3,200+ RPS sustained on bare metal with zero allocation and 1:1 IR-to-native mapping, yet with hardware-enforced memory safety. I’m moving the "Safety Tax" from the CPU's hot-path to a load-time formal verification step.I’ve put together a README and some forensic artifacts (CBMB headers, SCEV audit traces, and 1:1 assembly mappings) to prove this isn't just theory.Please go to https://github.com/pratyagatma/skl.git and review the artifacts, https://streamable.com/emxwvu for demo. Any feedback—especially from those who hate "abstraction bloat" as much as I do—is much appreciated.10-40KB event loop sevaka implementation coming soon!Thanks.
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longstories.ai• Jan 19, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I built a tool to make 15-minute AI videos with character consistencyIn January 2024 I quit everything to learn to code. Two years later, I'm putting my first product out there: https://LongStories.aiIt's a tool to generate long AI video stories (up to 15 minutes for now) with character consistency. Real examples: https://longstories.ai/feedBackground: on January 1st, 2024 I moved from Barcelona to the north of Vietnam (Ha Giang), rented a flat for $300 and barely went outside for 4 months. I wanted to learn to code and build my own thing. That summer, I started playing with AI video generation and fell in love with the creative process. I realized I could use my new coding skills to make it easier for myself. "Maybe I'll pay the bills with YouTube revenue", I thought.I checked different platforms, but I didn’t like how most were focused on “going viral” or “getting rich quick”.So I started building my own for people who want to make actual stories, not engagement bait, and who are not necessarily experts in video editing or AI.LongStories is still earl
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bing.com• Dec 22, 2025• 1 min read
9 Lightweight Hiking Shoes That Won’t Slow You DownReally, there is no need to make hiking more treacherous than it already is. Slogging through barely trodden paths with a heavy backpack and uncomfortable shoes? Not a chance. Instead, we're going for ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 5, 2023• 1 min read
Ask HN: travel planning app user discovery?Hey everyone,So, for context, I'm a young entrepreneur grappling with the challenges of refining my travel planning app and getting some first users. My initial assumptions about potential users fell flat due to not niching down enough, and I made the cardinal sin of not building a great first base of users to get a feedback loop going. I finished reading “The Mom Test” and did all the wrong things first. Build a product expecting people to come without real talks with lead users or a feedback loop for product feedback. Marketing barely exists too...However, I'm determined to fix this by connecting with travelers facing real trip-planning issues. I aim to narrow down customer segmentation and determine where they align with my value proposition.I could really use some advice from the HackerNews community. Where can I find travelers willing to discuss their trip-planning struggles? Cold DMs in Facebook groups haven't yielded much (maybe I’m doing them wrong?), so I'm on the lookout for
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 24, 2018• 1 min read
Show HN: Trigger an email sequence with an API call (Seeking feedback)Hello! I'm launching (aka "it's online") an early stage product that I'm building called ReplyBin. It's a functioning product, but pretty bare bones. I'm hoping to get some early feedback on it. You can see and sign up for it here to test it out: https://www.replybin.com/ReplyBin is a web service that allows you to trigger pre-drafted email sequences with an API call. You use your own transactional email service (currently only SendGrid is supported, but I plan to add others in the future), and you can configure time delays to the emails to space out their delivery.I welcome any constructive criticism you may have. Thanks in advance for any feedback!
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news.ycombinator.com• Apr 1, 2016• 1 min read
Ask HN: How do you diversify your income?As I get older, I'm trying to focus less on absolute financial independence than a sort of income redundancy, where I have enough sources of revenue to sustain my barest expenses in case something goes wrong.My dream: four or five streams, requiring different levels of investment and labor, but generally clocking in under 40 hours and, to the point where I could lose one or face a serious cutback in two, and never be in jeopardy.I know this overlaps with the passive income obsession, so I'm excited to hear HN's thoughts, but I'm concerned less with overall effort than reducing the risk tied to my income coming solely from my job.I'm super interested to hear if any HN'ers have tried to diversify their income outside of tech, maybe through some small-ball physical investments like ATMs or vending machines?background: late 20s, FE dev, small amount of savings, no debt
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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 7, 2015• 1 min read
Ask HN: Can we brainstorm a better way to find a co-founder?I haven’t seen a great solution to this problem - have you? Many thought leaders have weighed in from Drew Houston who summarizes the dilemma well (http://www.quora.com/How-do-I-find-good-technical-co-founders) to Jason Freedman who gives great advice from the perspective of a non-technical person (http://humbledmba.com/please-please-please-stop-asking-how-to-find). The reality is that entrepreneurs come from a range of backgrounds across all sectors and finding someone you know well, trust, and is fully committed launching a biz (especially an unproven concept) is really hard. The advice many people offer is to use your network, go to meetups, and try online tools like http://founderdating.com. I have tried this, but frankly it’s not a quick process unless you are willing to pick someone you barely know (this works sometimes a la Kevin Rose).So what’s the solution? My process is to put myself around the “type” of people I need to meet (this could be technical, a specific skill, etc).
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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 30, 2010• 1 min read
Ask HN: SaaS vs. DIYMost tech startups have similar infrastructure needs, such as:* A place to deploy their code (bare metal box in a datacenter, hosted VM, Heroku, Engine Yard, etc.)* Revision Control System (git, svn, mercurial, etc.)* Monitoring (page me if X, Y, or Z)* Metrics (Google Analytics, Cloudkick, etc.)* CC processing (Chargify, Spreedly, Cheddargetter, etc.)* Wiki or other documentation / information dissemination tool* Blogging (posterous, wordpress, etc.)* Bug tracking (github, trac, etc.)* Email (gmail, yahoo, hosted Exchange, etc.)* Other communications tools (Campfire, IM, etc.)* Project management tools (Basecamp, Flow.io, etc.)* Others?Each of these has a price. Either they cost you SaaS money, or they cost you time (as well as infrastructure cost) in learning how to roll your own, deploy it, maintain it, back it up, et cetera. The cost for all of these can quickly add up, and yet if you roll your own, you may be leaving your area of expertise, and you're certainly not focusing on the