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github.com• Aug 9, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Greenbatch – a batching dependency update skillAt a company I worked at, we had the usual Dependabot setup. We grouped dependencies where it made sense and had it open PRs with updates every week.After a while though, I started getting a bit annoyed with the workflow around it.Even with grouping, we'd sometimes end up with multiple PRs, and every PR would trigger our CI pipeline since we obviously still wanted to make sure the dependency updates didn't break anything.Our CD was also set up so that whenever something was merged into the default branch, it would get deployed to our dev environment. So if Dependabot opened 4 PRs, we'd run CI for all 4, review/merge them separately, and potentially deploy 4 times.It got even more annoying on some projects where we had to maintain both a dev and main branch. We ended up doing workarounds around Dependabot and sometimes basically had two PRs for the same updates.It's not a massive problem, but once you have a few repos it starts adding up. More GitHub Actions minutes, more PRs to go thro
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 9, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: What is your database sizeWhen I migrate my infra to Hetzner There are a few disk limit such ad max 10TB per volume. On bare metal, max I can get for nvme is 24tb.I though i never hot theseI found myself now learning table space, btrfs to join multiple volume or sepearate index/table into different volume. my database now even for a 2 years app get to 40tb.I looked around and even on aws boggest ebs volume is 64tb.what storage you are using? and what size is it?
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 8, 2026• 1 min read
AI Video Taking over YouTubeI was just casually browsing youtube yesterday and noticed a very interesting video about some robot rabbits being used to capture everglade pythons. Started watching - the narrative was very engaging - done by someone in first person who looked like an experienced wildlife researcher and the story narrated through appropriately placed clips of huge pythons and robot bunnies.Watched for around 2 mins of the 10 min long clip - and then it suddenly hit me like a rock - the entire video was AI. The narrator, the voice over, the python clips - all of it was generated by AI. And I pride myself on someone who can spot AI from a mile away, but this was shockingly good.I hit the comments and there it was. Not a single comment reporting this as AI. Showed it to a friend and he couldn't believe it either.And then today. It happenned again. Entirely different topic - Goldman Sachs abandoning New York because of Mamdani. Deep, engaging, first person narration. But everything was AI, and no one see
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 8, 2026• 1 min read
Countries, $100k Savings: Where should I live?Dear All,This may sound weird, and sorry for asking it. I have immense indecision due to childhood trauma and cannot decide on something. I'm 36, M, single, living with my parents in Turkey. I work 100% remotely with a shitty-paying, not-so-demanding job. I'm Turkish and also have Portuguese and Albanian residency. I have dependency issues with my parents which I need to eventually break, but a part of me doesn't want to. I'm emotionally immature due to severe childhood trauma, but I try to function at my best in life.So the dilemma is: where to live? All options work for me actually, so for me the decision ain't loud and clear. My choices are buying (or renting) an apartment for myself either in my home city or any other city (I already have an apartment in my home city that is rented out, paying me around 500 EUR). Or, moving to Portugal to keep my residency active and working the 1300 EUR-paying job from there, where I can either rent or buy property (if I sell my apartment in Turke
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 8, 2026• 1 min read
How Google makes sure your phones doesn't work without itHello HN,I've been playing around with AOSP alot and one thing i noticed is how much android depends on google even if Android itself doesnt need it. Here's everything i found out:1. Forced Integration of GPS (google play services) - This single handedly causes alot of problem to power users because without it almost nothing works.. Even if you use MicroG there's still some server side verifications that it just cannot help with.2. Sideloading Restrictions - Starting in 2026, Google requires developers to submit government IDs, pay fees, and register signing keys to distribute apps via sideloading, effectively blocking independent software distribution on certified devices.3. Ecosystem dependence. I don't need to explain this one at all i think4. Apps literally won't work. Banking apps and any app that uses play integrity will just refuse to work.What made me the most furious was Google locking down opensource apps with unverified devs. This caused an uproar in the open source communit
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github.com• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Jobman – nohup with retries, timeouts, and dependenciesI've long used nohup for background processes that I want to run independently of the terminal. These types of jobs are usually long-running, sometimes launched over an SSH connection, and often have dependencies on other jobs.I built Jobman to combine the simplicity of nohup with features I previously wrote one-off shell scripts for, including: - retries - timeouts - dependencies between jobs - email or webhook notifications on completion or failure - separate stdout and stderr logging with a combined observed-order viewJobman does this with a small per-job supervisor process; there's no shared daemon to run. It uses SQLite for job and run metadata and plain files for log storage. It's intended to be a local, per-user tool, not a system-wide or distributed scheduler.Jobman is written in Go and has releases available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.Here's an example session using Jobman to launch a Python script, examine its logs, and check its status: $ jobman run --name import-data --r
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tape-music-hub.gordo.design• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Tape Music Hub, local music library manager with a P2P phone companionHi HN,This is a personal project I have been building for the last three years. I had the technical and product background, but never quite enough uninterrupted time to take it all the way. AI coding tools finally gave me enough leverage to finish the version I had been carrying around in my head.I have spent years accumulating a proper local music library. I DJ from time to time, and I always have music locally that is not distributed on any “public” platform such as Spotify or Apple Music, so I only hear that music on my computer.The core idea was to use the same archive from my phone without moving it into a cloud catalog or rebuilding it in another app, while keeping it in the same place and making it easy to connect to other DJ apps. This means you can build your playlists on the go and add many more interesting features, and, easy to use and setup.Is desktop/NAS app stays as the source of truth. You add the folders you already use for your music library, and the phone becomes a c
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supakit.app• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Make your own unique maps for collections, trips etc.This is similar to Google MyMaps. I wanted something more polished, collaboration enabled and fast (I love building multiplayer apps). Think of it like Excalidraw + maps.As a digital nomad, I have different collections of cafes, shops, random notes that I want to put on maps. You can even share your live location with collaborators.Feel free to play around. Choose Guest to avoid sign-up. If you want to build something similar on your own - yjs, maplibregljs, openfreemaps for tiles.Cheers.
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Solved! Ask HN: Is ChatGPT image generation down for everyone or just me?Edit: It's solved, working fine now:https://chatgpt.com/share/6a760c80-fea0-83eb-8d02-a61f44dc573eimage:https://ibb.co/LXrZTz1b-----my original post:I wanted ChatGPT's advice to tuck or untuck my shirt but didn't take a photo ahead of time, so I decided to extract myself first from the relevant part of my outfit in a reflection, intending to then ask the fashion advice about the clean comparison image.Here is my prompt (new chat, ChatGPT Pro 5.6 Sol on extra high, memory turned off, the two files attached as images):" you will now copy into one image the two reflections from the attached two pictures, one in which my shirt is tucked and one in which it is untucked. do not copy the surrounding billboard. only a small part of my outfit is visible. acceptance criteria: one tucked and one untucked shirt and no hallucinated or invented imagery not visible in the original two reference pictures."And I attached these two images:https://ibb.co/G4jbv6rbhttps://ibb.co/VpgNKg46This image pipeline
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letterspractice.com• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: LettersPractice – Teach your child to read with a modified SRS engineHi everyone. 2nd submission attempt here of a very-indie, very-passion project after a no-op first try.Backstory: ~10 years ago I started tinkering with a web based platform for experimenting around the fringes of SRS. The project had three major goals: to expand the sorts of content that SRS could address, for example doing musical exercises via midi instrument hookup; to hybridize SRS scheduling with other pedagogical protocols like prerequisite graphs, Elo ratings, procedurally tuning difficulty of specific exercises, and similar; and to permit usage-driven pedagogy discovery among competing protocols, in terms of things like learned pre-req edges, and surfacing aggregate learning bottlenecks to curriculum designers.This project stayed at hobby level. It got a fair bit of personal in-house use, but I've always itched to put a more direct, sustained focus on it.~4 years ago I found myself with a toddler.So: I started throwing phonetic exercises into our in-house learning platform. We
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bing.com• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Whatnot raises $545M Series G at $20 billion valuationLearn more Whatnot announced on Friday that it has closed a $545 million Series G round at a $20 billion valuation, the company said. The round was led by ICONIQ, Lightspeed, and Avra. That figure is ...