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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 12, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: My pocket-sized Personal IoT device. Data-local by defaultDeveloping prototype custom IoT solutions usually means a breadboard, jumper wires, sensors, peripherals (such as a realtime clock and storage), a microcontroller, and a lot of custom program code. Deployment into the hands of users is another additional project in itself. What if you could simplify and speed-up the whole prototype and deployment process using one simple, compact and cheap device?What if prototyping and deploying custom IoT solutions could be as simple as following these steps:* Pick up to 3 standard I2C IoT sensors from 100's of choices from different makers. Mix-and-match whatever you need.* Plug them in.* Power on.* Start logging IoT data. Data-local by default, but stream anywhere if desired.* Fits in your pocket! Low cost.Why did I build it? I was frustrated and tired of reinventing the wheel and building a rats-nest-of-jumper-wires prototype breadboard every time I wanted to have an IoT device to log some data (specifically, data that was then wholly under my con
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tryalchemize.com• Aug 11, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Alchemize – Review AI Slop PRs FasterHey HN, we’re Robert and Sam. We’re building Alchemize, a code review platform that simplifies PRs to help you ship faster.Here’s a demo video: https://www.tella.tv/video/simplify-pr-reviews-with-alchemiz... Sample to try: https://app.tryalchemize.com/exampleAgentic coding has 10x’d code output. Teams are opening larger PRs more frequently, but the current tools don’t support this new coding paradigm. GitHub still presents files without structure.As engineers reviewing these massive diffs more frequently, we spent hours painstakingly reconstructing where changes began, mapping out data flows, and figuring out where human judgement is actually needed.Instead of adding another bug bot or just summarizing the PR, Alchemize analyzes diffs and pulls in prompting sessions to help reveal the author’s (human and agents) intent. PRs are broken down into smaller, manageable chunks that highlight exactly where the reviewer needs to jump in.After authorizing your GitHub account, Alchemize has a tw
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 27, 2026• 1 min read
Is there anything you wish existed?Tell me one thing you wish existed that would save you hours each week, simplify your life or open new opportunities in any area.
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github.com• Jul 22, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: SyncLite – An embedded synchronization layer for SQLite and DuckDBHi HN,We have been building SyncLite, an open-source platform to simplify offline-first application development.If your application uses SQLite or DuckDB, SyncLite lets it continue using the local database as usual while synchronization happens in the background.For SQL-based applications, SyncLite records transactions into transactionally consistent .sqlog files using SQLite as an open replication format. A background consolidator replays those transactions, derives row-level CDC and schema changes, and applies them transactionally to destination databases like PostgreSQL.The same architecture supports both database replication and many-to-one data consolidation. For applications that don't work directly with SQL, SyncLite also provides Store Devices (CRUD APIs) and Streaming Devices.SyncLite is open source and available for Java, Python, Rust, and native C/C++ ( nodejs, .NET, go in roadmap).GitHub: https://github.com/syncliteio/SyncLiteWe wouldd love your feedback on the architecture
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golemui.com• Jul 1, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: GolemUI – Declarative Form EngineWe're a team of three friends who have been working with forms and Open Source for a decade, and we joined forces together to create something where we can apply all of our experience.We recently released GolemUI, an Open Source library to generate forms dynamically from JSON definitions, with a typed layer to simplify authoring.This library has a lot to offer. These are the main characteristics:1. A JSON engine. The form is governed by a JSON definition that you can store in a DB, version, diff, or generate it with LLMs as a validated JSON.2. We provide also 28 headless components (and growing) that you can style with CSS variables. We offer APIs so you can drop in Material, Shoelace, or your own components.3. A DX typed authoring layer on top to write forms programmatically, that generates JSON. So you don't have to write it.4. The same definition can render the UI components in React, Angular, Vue, Lit, or Vanilla JS.5. We also have a deterministic MCP that has tools for to validate
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 1, 2026• 1 min read
Launch HN: Parsewise (YC P25) – Reason Across Documents with an APIHi all, it’s Greg and Max, founders of Parsewise here (https://www.parsewise.ai/api). Parsewise transforms a bucket of unstructured data into schema compliant data, retaining lineage for values resolved across documents.Imagine giving Claude a bunch of files and asking for a CSV or JSON output. If you have tried this, you know both the system limitations (number of files, type of inputs, cost, latency) but also the human-facing challenge of having no way to validate the results quickly. We solve both. We help tech teams simplify their unstructured data ETL, and loop in business experts for the definitions and for instant validation.Here is a video with a few use cases: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbRllnnh47wParsewise in the words of someone coming to us: ”I need to extract information from insurance policy PDFs, phone calls that have been transcribed, emails, etc. I am NOT looking for something that would just extract data point by data point, page by page into a structured well-de
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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 15, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Specialization to stay relevant in the age of AII've had a lot of discussions with peers about the possibility of us being replaced via ai agents and how to stay relevant, given a future where AI intelligence keeps improving to the point of being capable of replacing potentially any job.My personal strategy is specialization, because I've noticed that I cannot work with AI in hard domains that I haven't got a background in. For example, I've tried to use claude opus to understand a phd thesis in quantum physics from a friend. My background is in engineering and later compilers/static analysis. Despite opus helping a lot to give me the high level idea behind it, I could see a few problems with my lack of background: - I couldn't verify if opus was right or wrong in its explanations - Even when asking the AI to simplify explanations, there was so much prerequisite knowledge I needed to absorb that there was little point to bother with its output - It was very hard to collaborate with the AI to understand what predictions can be made f
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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 15, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Can you stay relevant against AI via specializationI've had a lot of discussions with peers about the possibility of us being replaced via ai agents and how to stay relevant, given a future where AI intelligence keeps improving to the point of being capable of replacing potentially any job.My personal strategy is specialization, because I've noticed that I cannot work with AI in hard domains that I haven't got a background in. For example, I've tried to use claude opus to understand a phd thesis in quantum physics from a friend. My background is in engineering and later compilers/static analysis. Despite opus helping a lot to give me the high level idea behind it, I could see a few problems with my lack of background: - I couldn't verify if opus was right or wrong in its explanations - Even when asking the AI to simplify explanations, there was so much prerequisite knowledge I needed to absorb that there was little point to bother with its output - It was very hard to collaborate with the AI to understand what predictions can be made f