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news.ycombinator.com• Apr 28, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Browser timers that float above your other windowsQuick thing I made recently on Time Keep (https://www.timekeep.cc) that I'm excited to use: any timer, alarm, countdown, stopwatch, or sleep schedule can be popped out into its own little window and on Chrome/Edge it can be locked over others on your desktop.On Chrome and Edge it uses the Document Picture-in-Picture API so the window stays on top of everything else while you work. Pause from either window and the state stays in sync (BroadcastChannel turned out to be a good fit for this). Firefox and Safari just use a normal pop-up since neither has shipped Document PiP. On mobile it opens fullscreen in the current tab because phones don't really expose multi-window to the web.It also requests a wake lock so your screen doesn't fall asleep while a timer's counting down. That matters on a phone where the display would otherwise dim and lock.The use case that drove me to do this: I'm working, have to do something at X time coming up, and I want a countdown in my face, but it's off on my
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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 21, 2026• 1 min read
I made this app 'Mind Influence Lab' for experimenting consciousness hypothesisI built an Android app for running structured mind-matter interaction experiments on your own device, modelled on the PEAR Lab methodology. I want to be upfront: the scientific consensus does not support the hypothesis this tests, and I am not claiming otherwise. But the effect size documented in prior literature (Cohen's h ≈ 0.002) is small enough that it cannot be tested in a few sessions, it requires sustained longitudinal data collection. No tool existed for this on a personal device, so I built one. What it does: generates binary sequences from either device CSPRNG (local entropy) or quantum RNG sourced from vacuum fluctuation measurements via Cisco Outshift's API, records six simultaneous environmental sensor channels (magnetometer, barometer, ambient sound, WiFi RSSI, Bluetooth variance), computes z-scores per session and per phase following PEAR's four-phase protocol structure, and stores everything in a local vault for longitudinal analysis. Three protocols test different hypo
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github.com• Jan 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Open-source AI workflows with read-only auth scopesHey HN! I'm Akshay, and I'm launching Seer - yet another AI workflow builder with granular OAuth scopes.GitHub: https://github.com/seer-engg/seer Demo video: https://youtu.be/cmQvmla8sl0The Problem: We've been building AI workflows for the past year and kept running into the same issue: existing platforms (n8n, Langflow, Flowise) require full access to your Google services even for read-only operations. Want to summarize emails? You're also granting send permissions. Want to read docs? You're also granting edit permissions. If you want granular scopes, the onus is on you to:- Create your own OAuth app with Google (1-2 weeks approval time) - Modify source code to support read-only scopesWe saw this pattern repeated across Discord channels and GitHub issues - developers asking for better scope support, maintainers saying "you can configure it yourself."Our Solution: Seer ships with read-only auth scopes as the default for common operations. It's self-hostable, so your data never leaves y
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 13, 2024• 1 min read
Ask HN: Should we start a discussion about the DSA?Under the Digital Services Act platforms are forced to comply with removal requests for content which is deemed in violation of the regulation.According to the "DSA Transparency Database"[1], approximately 1.2 million pieces of content are removed daily (at least in terms of their visibility inside the EU) because they fall into the category of "Illegal or harmful speech", the reason being "online services are being misused by manipulative algorithmic systems to amplify the spread of disinformation"[2].Ironically, algorithms are heavily used to perform automated decision-making on the type of content that is being removed. Platforms are subject to heavy fines for not complying (so it's better to remove more stuff than otherwise), and there's no transparency in the process.What's the content that is actually removed? A couple of people I occasionally watch on YouTube have had their content removed and/or their channel demonetized under the DSA for completely fine content (expressing opi
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bing.com• Dec 7, 2023• 1 min read
Axiz is 2023 Channelwise Distributor of the YearAxiz has been selected as South Africa’s favourite IT distributor, scooping the 2023 Channelwise Distributor of the Year Award by a comfortable margin. The award is made to the distributor who ...
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