Synaplan is Apache2, comes with Open Source helm charts for K8s and has all major AI APIS integrated, including Ollama for local fun. Pretty powerful for hosters, who want to run their branded version of it (explicitly wanted).
Polished up this code with AI assisted iterations. I created the original in the BeforeAI era, one line of JavaScript at a time. Integrated with OpenAI for AI powered person detection. Need some coin to pay for the cloud storage and AI processing. Otherwise, the local storage of motion detected and non AI analyzed pictures is free. Chrome, Edge, Opera support the required browser file system API. Vercel hosted. Slick.
Your Mac can run AI that holds its own against cloud models for the everyday stuff: chatting, making images, reading documents, transcribing voice. The hardware got there a while ago. The software to actually use it locally mostly didn't, so I built Off Grid.Download a model and it all runs on your machine. Ask it something on a flight with no wifi. Summarize a confidential document that never leaves your laptop. Run a hundred image generations in a loop and pay nothing, because it's y
OpenAI teases “5.4” as reports point to a 1M+ token context window and “extreme reasoning,” amid scrutiny over its Pentagon ...
OpenAI said on Monday that it would soon wind down the availability of GPT-4.5, its largest-ever AI model, via its API. GPT-4.5 was released only in late February. Developers will have access to GPT-4 ...
app url: https://app.sunwaee.comhey, so I never really stuck with chatgpt or claude web apps because to me they always felt like a slightly-more-personalized google search but far from actually knowing who I am, plus I also want access to the best models but with the release frequency of new models these days it often means multiple expensive subscriptions... kinda lazy too so I figured having some kind of autorouting that picks the model I want for given topics would be cool. On top o
The most common failures for production agents are behavioral: looping, reasoning leakage, user frustration, and more. Using a frontier model like GPT or Sonnet to judge every turn is too expensive and slow to run at scale.To solve this, we built Reflexes: semantic signals from agent traces, served fast and cheap over API. Built on custom kernels and a custom inference engine forked from vLLM.Under the hood, it is a small LLM architected around multi-head inference. Small models need to be train
Hi HN, just want to rant and see if anybody can relate.The product is not the same as i signed up for few month ago and the same shift i've experienced with Claude Code on Opus 4.6-4.7The best way to describe the difference is you hire a reliable 'intelligent' tech lead who 'gives a shit' and in some time you eventually get over-confident junior dev that acts as destructive token burner.No thinking during the process, not even really following instructions.It's pret
Vibecoded this for fun to make HN browsing a bit more keyboard-friendly.Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hn-keyboard-b...Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hn-keyboard-boost/p...GitHub: https://github.com/jessesoomy/hn-keyboard-boostModel: GPT 5.5
Today I noticed the inclusion of emojis in Craigslist's listings/categories: https://www.craigslist.org/area/sfbay.Now, Craigslist, as a legacy of the 1990s web, has for a long time stubbornly maintained its minimalist style, to the point where several "modern" startups have popped up to try and offer Craigslist-like services to new generations.So why this change? And what's with the timing? It's coinciding with the wanton proliferation of emojis
* High level reasons:It increases the gap between the rich and the poor. You think indie devs and individuals have the resources to pay per token? The direction Anthropic is taking is one that leads to more inequality, only this time it's intelligence inequality between small and large corps.Anthropic also intentionally crippled the model when it comes to doing AI research. And then Karpathy (an AI researcher who defected to Anthropic) has the audacity to praise the model?These decisions we
OpenAI found that paying developers could not access the AI coding agent for several days because flawed fraud-prevention ...
OpenAI is releasing some sort of device related to its AI-powered coding tool, Codex, on July 15th. In a video posted to X on ...
OpenAI resolves Codex usage limit issues caused by background tasks consuming excess compute, resetting user caps to prevent billing errors.
The teaser video shows a keyboard-like device slowly flashing a rainbow of colors, followed by two logos: OpenAI and Work Louder.
OpenAI launched its first-ever hardware product on June 30, 2026 - the Codex Micro, a programmable keypad built with Work ...
The gadget is called the Codex Micro, and it’s being shown at the AI Engineer World Fair, where it’s being described as a keyboard that’s “designed to supercharge people’s Codex usage,” according to OpenAI spokesperson Dominik Kundel. The hardware, a partnership between OpenAI and accessories company Work Louder, was teased earlier on Monday. [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/06/IMG_8661.png?quality=90&strip=all]
OpenAI has posted a teaser video on X for a new hardware device tied to Codex, its AI-powered coding tool, captioned "Your ...
OpenAI relaunched Codex as a separate desktop app in February. ChatGPT is about to get a lot more powerful. That's because ...
OpenAI is teasing Codex Micro, a Work Louder macro pad for its AI coding tool, landing July 15, not the mysterious device it's building with Jony Ive.
