Can I make money on YouTube?From Hobby to Lucrative Career For years now, the phrase “make money on YouTube” has been more than just a passing thought; it’s become a genuine career aspiration for millions around the globe. What ...
Show HN: Interspectr – automated interview prep generated from a job postingI was always having this anxious feeling before the interview about not getting the job. Because of that, I tended to try to prep as much as I could to at least pass the first round of interview. However, interview prep research took time and was mostly the same thing: figure out what the company's dealing with, work out what the role is actually screening for, then write questions against that. When you have 2 or 3 interview invitations, you may need to spend quite some time to properly research your future employers.This is why I built Interspectr, to automate the research and data compiling so I didn't have to do the same digging every time. Just by copy pasting the job title, company, and location from a job posting, it does online research to find the most recent company context, and generates likely questions across behavioural, technical, and company-specific categories. You can answer them and get feedback on structure. On top of that, it also suggests what questions to ask the
6 Magnesium Products to Elevate Your Bedtime Wind-Down RoutineFrom body oils to bath crystals and bedtime drinks, Emily Darlow rounds up 6 magnesium products worth adding to your evening routine for better beauty sleep.
Ada 83/TLALOC: a modern Ada 83 compiler with DIANA 86 HLIR and fasmg back endAda 83/TLALOC is a pure Ada 83 language compiler written in Ada 83 and compiles itself. It has a very clean and well separated 6 phases structure around a DIANA 86 HLIR tree structure. It produces a static ELF64 for x86-64 with FASMG macro assembler as a LLIR backend.
Show HN: My first app got 97% on MacSourcesBackground of my idea: I trade as a side hustle. I used to keep browser tabs or use paid software (e.g. TradingView) just to check charts and news. I was ending up spending countless hours just staring at charts and falling into news rabbit holes overanalyzing and getting distracted (thanks to my ADHD too). I have a MacBook Pro and noticed some apps taking advantage of the notch (which I never got used to it NGL). So my idea was to build an app from scratch that shows everything I needed to stay up to date, avoiding distractions, with markets + global news (market tickers + RSS feeds). Also, I integrated candlestick charts with indicators, portfolio tracking and notifications (to cover the most important part of TradingView). I even ended up adding local computer metrics like CPU+RAM usage, social metrics and the weather. Since i understand not every mac has a notch, I added the feature of a simulated one, and being able to pin any metric in the menu bar.Some tech details: Native Swift
Show HN: Seisin – a desktop app that turns your job search into analyticsHello everyone,I’ve been building Seisin, a desktop app for keeping an entire job search in one place.I was planning on posting this back at v1.0, but held on to see a bit more of what HN was like before posting here. I kept building in the meantime, so what’s here now is v1.1.It tracks applications, interviews, offers, resumes, contacts and notes, then turns all of that into analytics automatically.Some of what’s in it now:- Analytics (response rate by source, response time, weekly activity & trends, and more)- A resume builder with five templates, import and export as PDF or Word, and an offline check for what’s missing before you send it- Interview suite for contacts, rounds, prep checklists, a question bank and a STAR answer builder- An in-app calendar that pulls in every interview and offer deadline, exportable or linked straight to Google or Outlook- Offer comparison that keeps what you were actually offered separate from what a posting advertised and allows you to compare your o
Ask HN: What do you think of this novel slider puzzle? [video, full rules, beta]Beta link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/3sstMjRK [iOS/iPadOS]Gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC34LO_bL4k# Game Rules# ObjectiveThe game is played on a 6 × 6 grid using six colors.Each color begins with:1 gate5 tilesThe six gates are fixed in place. They cannot move or be removed. Every row and every column contains exactly one gate.Your goal is to leave as many of the grid's 30 non-gate cells empty as possible in the given number of moves.# ShapesEvery tile and gate has one of two shapes:SquareCircleA tile can be removed only when both its *color* and its *shape* match the gate it passes through.# Making a MoveSwipe any row or column to rotate its tiles and empty spaces by one position.Anything that passes an edge wraps around to the opposite edge. The gate remains fixed in place.During each rotation, exactly one tile or empty space passes through the gate. That interaction may change the passing tile and the gate. Everything else simply moves to its new position.#
Show HN: OJCP – an open protocol for agent-consumable job dataAuthor here!Agents are applying to jobs for people right now, with progressively more volume, and there's nothing built for it. So they scrape career pages and fight ATS forms with Playwright/Browser Use, which breaks constantly (or they get bot blocked). Employers get buried in applications that don't fit, candidates hear nothing back, and the resume is now an AI-written thing that another AI scores (which breaks the existing model entirely, btw).OJCP is MCP tools for search and apply, a manifest at /.well-known/ojcp.json so agents can find providers, and schemas that extend schema.org instead of replacing it. The playground on the site is a live MCP endpoint, so you can throw calls at it right now.Why a spec at all when models keep getting better at figuring things out? Inference can't produce authorization. An agent can work out what a form wants. It can't establish that someone consented to this specific submission, and then employer has no way to verify who's calling. So TL;DR a m
Show HN: Monkey see, monkey do – reproduce text via native OCR on macOS"Monkey see, monkey do" (msmd) lets you draw a rectangle over text on a macOS screen, recognizes that region with Apple's built-in Vision framework, and emits the recognized characters as keyboard events. An amber border remains around the capture region while OCR and typing are active.It's a simple utility script to explore native vision and OCR functionality on macOS, and will soon expand this to other operating systems as well.
Show HN: Meteor shower, planet alignment, eclipse kitI made this little walkthrough for finding the visible planets tonight and a meteor shower shooting start counter. Plus a little model of the solar system to try to wrap my head around what's going on. It's all based on your location if you provide it.lifesprites.com/solar.html doesn't require account creation. The rest does. It's free, but you need an account.
Xavi appointed new Netherlands head coach on four-year dealThe Netherlands head coach role was vacated by Ronald Koeman this summer. Koeman stood down after his side’s World Cup round-of-32 exit to Morocco. That brought an end to his second spell in charge of ...
EPA to hold first Gelman plume workshop for community west of Ann Arbor next weekSCIO TWP., MI — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will hold its first public community workshop next week with residents inside or nearby the Gelman plume. The massive groundwater plume of the ...
Show HN: Hallucinote, integrating Ableton and Claude CodeHey HN!This is the first public release of Hallucinote, an integration of Claude Code and Ableton Live. Hallucinote helps with the entire lifecycle of songwriting, including ideation, instrumentation, harmony, rhythm (including microtiming), arrangement, mixing, and production.Hallucinote is focused on assisting songwriting, not doing it for you. Key features:- Git-first representation of songs, using Ableton as an audio rendering and performance capture surface- A decision log for each song, covering all aspects of songwriting and music production- Composition skills adhere to the song’s decision log and write with micro-timing and other niceties- Support for meter changes, polymeter, and alternate tunings- Skills to critique melody, harmony, and rhythm against your stated goals (NOT “is this a good melody in the abstract”)- Round trip: perform MIDI tracks in Live, pull down into Hallucinote for embellishment, push back to Live (no audio track round trips yet)- Captures every track an
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Show HN: Gribble – Pixelated pixel art editor in the browserLast year I started working on this pixel art tool to make pixelated frontend components, and as it evolved I used the tool to improve the tool, and so on. And now after some time it's a full editor with layers, frames and a public gallery running in the browser with pixelated components!It currently has an Android app too, and the iOS app is under review.Some of the cooler features to check out:- Code export to make pixelated components in CSS or JavaScript canvas- A gallery where you can "fork" other people's art to build on top of it- 9-patch mode to make dynamically sized, animated frontend "border frames"- Offset mode for mobile use where the brush is dragged around and not under your fingers- A little bit of free cloud storage for cross-platform art moving- Import images or GIFs to pixelate them, and modify frame-by-frame before exportIt's a small web app with a couple of users, and is meant as a low friction straight-into-it way of making pixel art with as little fluff as possib
MotoAmerica Support: Supersport Championship Heats Up At VIRginia International RacewayThree MotoAmerica Feature Classes return to VIRginia International Raceway with Supersport, Twins Cup and Talent Cup racers all heading into their own critical championship rounds.