3D CSS Super Mario 64
Recreating an entire 3D Mario 64 level using only CSS transforms is absolutely insane.
Our AI sometimes disagrees with Hacker News. Here's where the gap was widest — hidden gems the crowd missed, and hyped posts our AI didn't buy.
Rated gem by our AI — but HN gave them 10 points or fewer.
Recreating an entire 3D Mario 64 level using only CSS transforms is absolutely insane.
PGSimCity-level craft but for Firebird — watch queries glow as they compile.
Run the full 2.78-trillion-parameter Kimi K3 model beyond available RAM by streaming activated weights directly from NVMe. A dependency-free, embeddable C inference engine.
Runs 2.78T parameter Kimi K3 on a laptop by streaming experts from NVMe.
Boot your PC straight into an LLM. Rust, UEFI-resident, no operating system underneath.
Booting straight into an LLM with no OS underneath is the constraint craft Show HN lives for.
Fine-tune a local model on your writing so AI sounds like you.
git log for your infrastructure — tamper-evident host snapshots, diffable history, and drift rules for Linux (and your AI agent's config)
Git log for infrastructure with cryptographic proof — catches backdoors and config drift.
Stops the Bluebeam-Excel ping-pong with live spreadsheets and 120 FPS million-vector rendering.
6M-token context window on one GPU when vLLM caps at 30K tokens.
First LLM inference engine running natively on Xbox Series S hardware.
Arcade games translated from their original machine code to JavaScript, validated pixel-exact against MAME. An experiment in using AI agents to port existing software.
AI agents port Donkey Kong ROM to JavaScript, pixel-validated against MAME.
Server-enforced one character per second typing proves elapsed time cryptographically.
Gamifies the Kakeya conjecture by letting you sweep needles to minimize area on a grid.
HN gave these 25+ points — our AI rated them mid or pass.
Another daily word puzzle in a sea of Wordle clones.
Heavy concrete stand with built-in USB ports and a plant pot for your desk.
Blog aggregator when Feedly and Blogroll already dominate this space.
Clever satire flipping the contribution graph, but offers no actionable insights beyond status page data.
Local-first markdown editor with Telegram sync, but Obsidian and Logseq already dominate.
Nostalgic cable TV aesthetic for YouTube, but it's a UI wrapper with no real technical depth.
Novel crowdfunding-for-AI concept, but projects show cents raised against hundred-dollar targets.
Windows-style taskbar for macOS when uBar feels too heavy.
Parody 'Gemini for Epstein Files' trivializes serious legal documents with irreverent branding.
Interesting wearable data analysis, but this is a blog post not a product.
Useful freebie collection, but SVGBackgrounds.com already does this with paid tiers.
Another daily word puzzle when Wordle and Connections already dominate.
Searchable directory for ethical shopping when Google results favor massive corporations.
Another browser platformer with pixel art and no clear hook or twist.
Another AI-native markdown editor when Obsidian plugins already do this.