GPT-5

Unpopular Opinion: Bootstrap is a better front-end framework than Tailwind

Tailwind is the hot topic these days, and 9 out of 10 developers will probably suggest (or even force!) you to use Tailwind over Bootstrap. However, here are some logical and rational reasons why Bootstrap is actually the better framework:1. Easier learning curve. Bootstrap 5 doesn't assume deep expertise in frontend design. The fact that backend developers can implement it easily without learning arcane concepts like state management or virtual DOM is highly underestimated.2. Highly Utilit

Google Bard Analyzes Visuals, Text To Summarize YouTube Content

Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to mature like a child going through mental and physical growing pains. Google Bard got a slow start when it was first released, but AI chatbots have recently ...

Show HN: Azurite – Triage Linear and GitHub issues using MCP (Deck of Cards UI)

Hello HN,I’m the builder behind Azurite. I built this because I found that my bottleneck wasn't the volume of notifications (Linear, Slack, GitHub), but the context switching cost required to process them.The Problem: Every time I opened a Linear ticket, I had to:Read the ticket.Search Slack to find the thread where the decision was made.Check GitHub to see if the PR was actually merged. Result: Context switching 3 times just to make one decision.What it is: Azurite is a unified triage inte

Show HN: AnotherResumeBuilder – Yeah just another one, check it out

I'm too lazy to keep copying from resume to GPT, job description to GPT, then copy back to the Doc then edit etc. Why not have an AI-powered tool that does it all for me with just a few clicks and easy adjustment?

Show HN: ViaHuman, app for LLMs to send me notifications

TL;DR: Mobile notifications for AI workflow approvals. Built it because running 5+ AI agents at once is chaos. The problem: This paragraph is the longest thing I've written by hand in weeks. Everything else? AI-generated across 5 browser tabs (GPT, Gemini, Claude) and multiple terminals running Claude Code. They're FAST. They're GOOD. But here's what nobody tells you: you become the bottleneck. I'd start 3 agents on different tasks, context switch between them, and lose

Ask HN: What to teach my kid if AI does math and CS?

I am home-schooling my kid. He shares my interest in math and CS, and he's really good at it.I've been cheering him on a path towards academic success in these 2 fields. In parts because I am not much use at anything else, in parts because he likes it, in parts because that's where I found some measure of success in life.However, I can't go through a day without reading another article about how AI solved an Erdös problem previously unsolved by humans[1], is getting gold meda

Why there are no job posting when looked on portal

Whenever I have asked for a referral, I always get this response: "This particular job opening is not visible on our portal (employee portal). If there is any other opening, let us know!"

Turning weeks of medical device documentation into minutes

After several years building medical device software at ResMed, one thing consistently blocked engineering velocity: documentation.Not design. Not testing. SOUP assessments, test reports.For dev teams, this usually means:Weeks of context switching away from codeManually rewriting information that already exists in repos, tests, and ticketsWaiting on documentation before releases can move forward (monthly or yearly releases).We’re launching Qualtate, an AI-powered platform that automates medical

Show HN: AI-SkillForge – Generate Anthropic Agent Skills from Natural Language

I built a CLI tool that generates Anthropic Agent Skills using AI. Describe what you want in plain English, and it creates a complete SKILL.md file with structured instructions, examples, and edge case handling. Example: pip install ai-skillforge[ai] export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your-key skillforge generate "Review Python code for security vulnerabilities" This creates a ready-to-upload skill with: - YAML frontmatter (name, description) - Step-by-step instruc

Show HN: ADBWrench – ADB in the browser with AI assistant, no install needed

Hey HN,We built ADBWrench – a browser-based ADB tool that connects to Android devices via WebUSB. No SDK install, no drivers, no PATH config. Just plug in and debug.The problem: Every Android dev knows the friction of setting up adb. Install platform-tools, fight with USB drivers (especially on Windows), hope `adb devices` shows something. Then remember the exact syntax for that one command you need.ADBWrench runs entirely in the browser. Open the URL, grant USB permission, done.The interesting

NEW GPT-5.2-Codex-Max Leaks Are INSANE...

OpenAI might have just created the ultimate coding AI: GPT 5.2 Codeex Max. With leaked benchmarks showing 56% accuracy on real-world coding problems, massive efficiency gains, and the ability to refactor multiple files at once, this is not your average AI assistant. Imagine rebuilding your entire dashboard, improving UX, integrating payment systems, and patching security vulnerabilities—all automatically. This AI handles heavy compute tasks in its XHigh variant, meaning projects that wou

Gemini 3 vs GPT 5.1 : Inside the 2025 AI Race for Trust & Power

What happens when two of the most advanced AI models in history debut within days of each other? The release of Google’s Gemini 3 and OpenAI’s GPT 5.1 isn’t just a technological milestone, it’s a ...

Tell HN: Email from Anthropic "Share your feedback on your experience"

I just received an email from Anthropic that begins with " We're reaching out to people who recently canceled their Claude Code subscription in order to better understand your experience and what led to your decision."I was very glad to be able to give the feedback which can be summarized as "no opencode, no subscription".I fully support the Anthropic decision to run their business the way they choose to and at the same time I reserve the right to use the software that I

“Too easy”—Midjourney tests dramatic new version of its AI image generator

On Saturday, AI image service Midjourney began alpha testing version 4 (“v4”) of its text-to-image synthesis model, which is available for subscribers on its Discord server. The new model provides ...

Stable Diffusion vs. Midjourney — which is the best AI art tool?

Stable Diffusion and Midjourney are two of the most exciting image-generating AI text-to-image models available today. They make it super easy to create great-looking artwork from just a few text ...

Midjourney Says Disney Cannot Prevent AI Training and Wants to ‘Have It Both Ways’

Midjourney issued its first response to a lawsuit brought by Disney and Universal, arguing that the studios have no power to prevent AI training on its works. The studios accused Midjourney — a ...

Show HN: I got tired of "Reliability Spaghetti," so I monkeypatched PydanticAI

Author of the "Confident Idiot" post here (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46152838).After that discussion, I looked at my own agent code and realized it was 80% error handling and 20% reasoning. I was manually decorating every function with retries, regex checks, and JSON validators. It was unreadable.I realized that reliability shouldn't be Application Code; it should be Infrastructure.I built Steer to test a pattern: Monkeypatching the framework to decouple

Show HN: Yapper – Offline macOS dictation. One-time purchase, no sub

Hey HN,I built Yapper because I love the accuracy of Whisper, but I was frustrated that the best native macOS wrappers required monthly subscriptions.The premise is simple: If the model runs locally on my hardware (Apple Silicon), I shouldn't have to pay rent on the software.Yapper is a native macOS app that runs entirely offline. You press a hotkey, speak, and it types into any text field (VS Code, Slack, Notes, etc).How it works: It’s built on WhisperKit and optimized for the Apple Neural

Show HN: Agent-of-empires: OpenCode and Claude Code session manager

Hi! I’m Nathan: an ML Engineer at Mozilla.ai: I built agent-of-empires (aoe): a CLI application to help you manage all of your running Claude Code/Opencode sessions and know when they are waiting for you.- Written in rust and relies on tmux for security and reliability - Monitors state of cli sessions to tell you when an agent is running vs idle vs waiting for your input - Manage sessions by naming them, grouping them, configuring profiles for various settingsI'm passionate about getti

Show HN: Simple browser game to teach AI transformation concepts to small biz

I grew up playing simple games like Pac-Man, Prince of Persia, and Doom. Those games were intuitive, hard to put down, and taught mechanics through play rather than instruction.Years later, while working on AI transformation projects for small businesses, I kept running into the same issue. AI concepts are usually explained through slides, frameworks, and jargon. Most owners disengage before understanding how these ideas apply to their business.I decided to experiment with a different approach.