Edesia, a Rhode Island-based company that makes “Plumpy’Nut” — packets of specially fortified and highly caloric peanut butter paste that saves the lives of severely malnourished babies and children — ...
I wanted any AI Agent to access the web and perform tasks without costing me anything, which would normally require a browser running somewhere, but I didn’t want to run a headless browser or keep my laptop open. So I built an interface for agents that exists purely as a serverless function. The agent gets two primitives: ‘perceive’ and ‘act’.You POST a URL, get back a structured map, act on an element by ID. That's the whole interface. And it costs almost nothing, at approximately $0.00003
Hi HN, I'm Hiroki, founder of Epismo. Just released the Epismo CLI (https://npmjs.com/package/epismo). 380+ downloads right after launch. Thank you.The problem: I got a great result in a Claude Code thread. A week later I couldn't reproduce how I got there. The real workflow lived across chat histories, tabs, tool settings, and tiny followup prompts. Prompts copy easily, but multi-step processes don't.If GitHub made code reusable and Hugging Face made models re
Hi all, this is my first whack ever at making a design system. I didn't even know what a design system was a week ago.<p>2 questions:<p>- what do you like about it?<p>- what don't you like about it?
I’ve become lazy, and got addicted to "vibe" coding using the large "language" models. At first it worked well, made impactful changes, even added to my requirements, and the "vibe" was good. The tool did what I asked and suggested improvements. That was two months ago.But lately, I feel like I’m being deceived in every prompt, reply, and implementation. It feels like it limits me at every step, like it’s forcing me to choose between features even when I clearly gav
I wanted me and my friends to have an Enshrouded dedicated game server, but I didn't want to pay $35+ per month for it.We only tend to play a few days a week for a few hours, so I built a Discord bot that allows us to spin up the server on-demand. It runs until everyone leaves it and then auto-stops after 15 minutes.It's built on top of Hetzner - it snapshots the full server state and deletes it on stop, then recreates it from the snapshot when needed. The setup is a bit slow, but pret
Today alone I’ve seen articles shared from The Guardian and The Washington Post flagged and removed. What did they have in common? Reporting on war crimes by Israel and the US. I’ve seen the downvote and flagging campaign increase here by the week. Will HN please do something about this manipulation?
recursive. systemsI built a tool that turns plain language into interactive system maps based on Stafford Beer's Viable System Model.You can type in a specific company - Boeing, NHS, Tesla - and it uses LLM knowledge to map out the structural diagnosis. You can describe a problem, ask a broad or specific question like "why do large companies lose innovation?" or "what makes a hospital function?" , or just name something you're curious about. It generates a structura
When malware, a rogue script, npm module, or an attacker with shell access starts scanning your home directory for credentials, the canary trips and fires an alert. Developer's computers are increasingly being targeted with attacks, for example the LiteLLM attacks demonstrate the recent risks and complex supply chain attacks.I made this tool for macOS systems that helps detect when a package accesses something it shouldn't. It's a tiny go binary (less than 2k LOC) with no dependen
<a href="https://github.com/team-telnyx/telnyx-python/issues/235" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/team-telnyx/telnyx-python/issues/235</a><p><a href="https://www.aikido.dev/blog/telnyx-pypi-compromised-teampcp-canisterworm" rel="nofollow">https://www.aikido.dev/blog/telnyx-pypi-compromised-teampcp-...</a>
Back in March 2020, we launched the Maternity and Midwifery Hour, with a new episode every Wednesday, to provide midwives, student midwives and others in maternity care with an important update and connection every single week. Each week we covered a wide range of topics - from COVID-19 to Sickle Cell, from Racial Disparity to Restoring Home births - with the podcast released each Friday.
#BAELLATALKS Jueves 26 de marzo | 6:30 p. m. Invitado: Miguel Caya Temas: ¿Qué está en juego este 12 de abril? / ¿Quién hará pagar por el COVID a Vizcarra?. https://www.youtube.com/@CanalBoficial https://www.facebook.com/baella https://www.facebook.com/CanalB.pe/ Red de cables y plataformas: Inka Visión, Bantel, Yotta TV, Econocable, Cablemas, Win TV, Amazónica TV, Expreso TV Repetición a las 11:00 p. m. en: Movistar TV: SD 35 | HD 735 Claro TV: SD 18 | HD 515
Filmado nos fins da pandemia de Covid e recém-editado, lançado juntamente com o novo Álbum "Sonâmbulo", de Guto Bellucco. disponível no Spotify.
#BAELLATALKS Jueves 26 de marzo | 6:30 p. m. Invitado: Miguel Caya Temas: ¿Qué está en juego este 12 de abril? / ¿Quién hará pagar por el COVID a Vizcarra?. https://www.youtube.com/@CanalBoficial https://www.facebook.com/baella https://www.facebook.com/CanalB.pe/ Red de cables y plataformas: Inka Visión, Bantel, Yotta TV, Econocable, Cablemas, Win TV, Amazónica TV, Expreso TV Repetición a las 11:00 p. m. en: Movistar TV: SD 35 | HD 735 Claro TV: SD 18 | HD 515
Trastornos del neurodesarrollo relacionados con COVID gestacional. Salvador Martínez (Alicante)
The hypothalamus is your brain’s control center. Sleep. Hormones. Stress. Temperature. Energy. It’s constantly working behind the scenes to keep your body in balance. But after something like a concussion or even COVID, this area can become inflamed or dysregulated. And when that happens, everything can start to feel off. Brain fog that won’t lift. Fatigue that doesn’t make sense. Sleep that feels broken. Hormones that feel all over the place. That “not myself” feeling you can’t quite explain.
Capsule animée réalisée pour le ministère de la culture, de la jeunesse et des sports sur le thème de la vie des jeunes avant, pendant et après le Covid 19, Réalisation - Hamza BOUAISSI Sound design - Reda ZNIBER Voix - Salma BENAMMI
In this Expert Q&A, Nate Smith, the VP of operations at the YMCA of Greenwich, explains how the Y went from facing potential closure before COVID-19 — burdened by heavy debt, an aging 110-year-old facility and declining revenue — to becoming a thriving, debt-free organization on track to more than double its budget from $5 million to $11 million by 2026. Critical lifelines included federal COVID funding, a $1 million capital campaign for facility improvements, and strategic guidance from Y lea
Commits to electoral integrityBy Henry UcheConnected Advocacy, South-South partner of YERP-Naija, has called on members of the National Assembly to urgently expedite the passage of critical ...
Companies don't simply need more AI capability. They need organizational and technical infrastructure to deploy that ...