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TechnologyHacker News• 11h ago

Show HN: Saltmere, a browser-based city builder about sea-level rise

I built Saltmere to show how the rise in sea level might affect coastal cities, and what can be done to cope with the effects. The projections are based on real research (IPCC AR6 projections for the Hoek van Holland tide gauge; tides, weather effects and economy are designed to make the game ch...

TechnologyHacker News• 12h ago

Show HN: Swurf – Swipe through the real web

Hello HN, Swurf allows you to swipe through the real web one page after another. It learns what you like and doesn’t show you the same page twice. The idea came naturally: there’s a seemingly infinite amount of high quality blog posts, random topic rabbit holes, and trending or cool sites that ...

TechnologyHacker News• 12h ago

Show HN: Hlas-1: open-weight 3B params TTS with frontier performance

With the release and hype around Drama-3 by Fish Audio, I've decided to challenge myself & create my own TTS model in my spare time. It is 1/10th the size of Drama 3, can be just as expressive, and can take instructions about emotion and pacing for fine-grained output. Obviously it's not perfec...

TechnologyHacker News• 12h ago

Show HN: Ctrl+V for Images on LinkedIn

Ctrl+V for images doesn't work on LinkedIn. I've made a free extension that fixes this. I've been using this for a few weeks and I'm confident enough to share it here.

TechnologyHacker News• 13h ago

Show HN: An automated news site Distribute Software

I wanted to see what it would look like building a fully automated news site monitoring different newsrooms, desks, feeds etc on the web. Creating an aggregator of aggregators. There is some AI utilized here, the new Deepseek API for search, classifiers from Cloudflare (and mostly hosted here).

TechnologyHacker News• 13h ago

Show HN: Carton – Real Boundaries for Ruby

Carton is my take on enforcing boundaries in large Ruby applications. It's similar to Packwerk, but it takes a more Ruby-like approach, with no manifest files. Constants, gems and monkey patches are isolated using Ruby 4's new Ruby::Box.