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Show HN: Ranking weather models by how their forecasts turned outWeather apps all claim to be accurate but never show their work. So I built a scoreboard that checks: it takes the forecasts each model published (ECMWF, GFS, ICON, AIFS and others, plus Apple Weather, Foreca, OpenWeather and Visual Crossing), waits for the weather to happen, and scores temperature, wind and rain against observations.A few things that surprised me: - AIFS performs very well, yet almost no commercial apps give you access to it or uses it in their blend (I suspect some do without disclosing it tho) - Foreca scores surprisingly well compared to other apps and raw models - ICON is very accurate around the mediterranean, but performs quite poor everywhere elseThere's also a history page that scores each model back through its full archive (about 5 years for GFS) to see if forecasts have actually gotten better.It's a static page and open-source: https://github.com/NickLeenders/verisky-scoreboard. Public models are scored in your browser against Open-Meteo's archive. Commerci
Show HN: CityEdit – Open-source map for voting on NYC street changesCityEdit (cityedit.org, https://github.com/edbltn/city-edit) is a map where anyone can propose street changes, e.g. safer crossings, new bike lanes, improved tree beds. Neighbors can then vote on those proposals.We just soft launched the app by hanging posters with QR codes at NYC's statistically most dangerous intersections (from open crash data at https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Public-Safety/Motor-Vehicle-Co...). Read more at https://sphericalharmonics.substack.com/p/city-edit-first-ed...(A poster turns out to be a great distribution channel - it reaches exactly the people who use that street, when they are using it!)The ultimate lofty vision is to build a sensorimotor loop that can awaken a city's collective consciousness: the community perceives its desires, proposes, votes, acts.Two disclaimers: 1. A vote on a map is more of a signal than a mandate, and may be unlikely to inspire government action. Instead, for now, we are going to enact what changes we can through some cheeky tact
Show HN: Self-hosted pet diary built on Frigate and a local vision modelI have a cat and a dog, and I worry about them whenever I am away. My cameras ping me with a clip of the cat crossing the kitchen, which tells me almost nothing. I could sit and watch hours of recordings to work out how their day went and whether anything looks off, but that's too time consuming. What I actually wanted to know were concrete things: did they eat, did they drink, did the cat use the litter box, are they sleeping more than usual.So pet-report sits on top of Frigate, which I already run for the cameras. Twice a day it sends the new clips to a vision model (I run Qwen3.6-35B-A3B on an RTX 5090) on my own server and writes up the day, with every line linking back to the footage behind it so you can check it yourself. You can also ask it things like "did the dog drink today?" and it answers from what the cameras actually saw.I've found myself needing an app like this for a long time, and pulling contextual metadata out of an image or a video is exactly what these models are g
Madeleine McCann’s Younger Brother, 21, Set to Swim in Commonwealth Games 19 Years After Her DisappearanceThe aggressive Algerian wing-back arrives on the South Coast with a point to prove, bringing elite crossing and a defiant spirit to Fabian Hürzeler’s tactical revolution. Mason Miley, younger brother ...
Show HN: Roll Solver – daily multiplayer word puzzle PWASo I started this project because my wife wanted a way to check if her word dice game rolls were solvable to avoid wasting time on a roll. I started a building a tool that accepts a picture of the dice and quickly answers if the roll can be solved. Well, that quickly devolved into building a highly-optimized solver efficient enough to run in the browser on WebGPU. Once the solver worked, it turned into an excuse to finally explore multiplayer game dev, which I did with PartyKit and some Cloudflare primitives (durable objects, D1, workers). During this process it all became an actual game I shipped.Where the games features ended up:- A "daily" mode where everyone gets the same 12 tiles each day, and the scoring goal randomly changes (most words, longest word, most crossings, rarest words) tracking streaks and leaderboards.- Real-time multiplayer- 1v1, or drop an invite link into a group chat and up to 10 people race the same roll live, one Durable Object per match room. If no other huma
Show HN: Retrace – reverse debugging for production CPython applicationsNathan here, one of the people who built Retrace. Happy to answer technical questions. Retrace records a CPython application's interactions with the nondeterministic outside world i.e. network, DB, filesystem, time, randomness, subprocesses, and lets you replay that execution locally and deterministically. The goal is to take a production failure and open the same execution in VS Code, with the ability to step forwards and backwards through the replay.The core idea is to record boundary crossings rather than tracing every Python line in production. External calls are recorded as calls/results/errors, and replay stubs return the recorded results so the original application code runs again deterministically.The preview today covers Python 3.11/3.12 on macOS and Linux, with Flask, Django, requests, psycopg2, and threading/forking covered. There is a compatibility table in the README.This is a preview, not a finished product. Things we know are missing: async support is partial, FastAPI is
Show HN: I rebuilt a 2000s browser strategy game on Cloudflare's edgeI grew up in Germany in the early 2000s playing a browser game called Inselkampf. You built up an island, mined gold and stone, cut down trees for wood, raised armies, sent fleets across an ocean grid, joined alliances and got betrayed by them. Same genre as OGame or Travian. It shut down in 2014 and I never found anything that replaced that feeling of checking in before school to see if your fleet had arrived and your alliance was still alive.I finally built the version I wanted to play. Kampfinsel is live at kampfinsel.com right now with real players on it. It's not a straight copy of the old game. I gave it its own world. No magic, no gunpowder – just ballistas, fire pots, and slow ships crossing huge distances. Three resources: gold, stone, wood. Travel between islands takes hours, not seconds. It's slow on purpose.The whole thing runs on Cloudflare's edge. Workers for the game logic and API, D1 for the database, KV for sessions and caching, R2 for assets and Durable Objects for pe
Show HN: I built a weather site for the Eastern CaribbeanI built a weather and hurricane tracking site for the Eastern Caribbean islands (https://dewedda.com). PHP, MySQL, Cloudflare, Visual Crossing API, Leaflet.js for maps.The interesting part wasn't the stack. It was realizing how much the interpretation layer matters when you're building for a specific region. Wind descriptions, "feels like" calculations, condition summaries, all tuned for temperate climates by default. I've been reworking them for the Eastern Caribbean audience.Wrote about what I learned: https://hydn.dev/82-degrees-feels-like/
Show HN: Moongate – Ultima Online server emulator in .NET 10 with Lua scriptingI've been building a modern Ultima Online server emulator from scratch. It's not feature-complete (no combat, no skills yet), but the foundation is solid and I wanted to share it early.What it does today: - Full packet layer for the classic UO client (login, movement, items, mobiles) - Lua scripting for item behaviors (double-click a potion, open a door — all defined in Lua, no C# recompile) - Spatial world partitioned into sectors with delta sync (only sends packets for new sectors when crossing boundaries) - Snapshot-based persistence with MessagePack - Source generators for automatic DI wiring, packet handler registration, and Lua module exposure - NativeAOT support — the server compiles to a single native binary - Embedded HTTP admin API + React management UI - Auto-generated doors from map statics (same algorithm as ModernUO/RunUO)Tech stack: .NET 10, NativeAOT, NLua, MessagePack, DryIoc, KestrelWhat's missing: Combat, skills, weather integration, NPC AI. This is still early — the
Lessons learned building a Node.js malware scanner to 400 stars (Open Source)Hi Hacker News — I’m the maintainer of pompelmi, a Node.js malware-scanner library/CLI for protecting file uploads. One thing I learned the hard way: stars come from consistency, not a 3-day promotion sprint. It took me ~2 months to reach the first 100 stars, with daily outreach and steady shipping. Crossing 400+ happened after repeating the same loop over and over. What worked for me Daily, honest promotion (but not spam): sharing progress on communities like Reddit, Dev.to, etc. Not “look at my repo”, but “here’s a real problem + what I built + what I learned”. Newsletter outreach after the first traction (100–200 stars): I started emailing code newsletters asking for feedback and whether it was a fit. Law of big numbers: send 50, maybe 5 reply, maybe 2 feature you — but those 2 can change everything (I had noticeable star spikes). Ship constantly: I tried to release at least a small update weekly (or every ~2 weeks). Even micro-releases keep momentum and help credibility. Website +
The US military is taking control of more Texas borderlandNearly 200 more miles of the U.S. border with Mexico have been placed under Air Force supervision, enabling wider use of military force and heftier charges against people crossing illegally into the ...