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Show HN: Weedout – Safari extension that hides YouTube AI-labeled videos
I'm the developer. I built this because AI-generated conspiracy videos were getting out of control in my own YouTube feed. Weedout is a $1.99 Safari extension for macOS that removes videos YouTube labels “Made with AI” from feed, search, related videos, playlists and Shorts. It uses YouTube's label rather than AI detection, runs locally, and does not catch unlabeled videos.<p>Source for developers who want to fork or build: <a href="https://github.com/masteranza/weedout-for-youtube" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/masteranza/weedout-for-youtube</a><p>Pull requests are not accepted; the repository is for independent forks.
Show HN: Running 104GB Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on 48GB Mac with at ~12 tok/s
I built slotstream, a way to run Qwen3.8-Flash-Next 4-bit on a low-memory mac starting from 16GB, a 125B parameter model that would need 100GB+ memory/RAM, thanks to expert-offloading/ssd-streaming. Easy to install/update, and mac-native using MLX and Swift.<p>It ships with auto-mode, which makes a good tradeoff between memory usage and speed. I'll be implementing and porting the MTP module for speculative decoding next
Show HN: Running 104GB Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on 48GB Mac with at ~12 tok/s
I built slotstream, a way to run Qwen3.8-Flash-Next 4-bit on a low-memory mac starting from 16GB, a 125B parameter model that would need 100GB+ memory/RAM, thanks to expert-offloading/ssd-streaming. Easy to install/update, and mac-native using MLX and Swift.<p>It ships with auto-mode, which makes a good tradeoff between memory usage and speed. I'll be implementing and porting the MTP module for speculative decoding next
Show HN: Running 104GB Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on 48GB Mac with at ~12 tok/s
I built slotstream, a way to run Qwen3.8-Flash-Next 4-bit on a low-memory mac starting from 16GB, a 125B parameter model that would need 100GB+ memory/RAM, thanks to expert-offloading/ssd-streaming. Easy to install/update, and mac-native using MLX and Swift.<p>It ships with auto-mode, which makes a good tradeoff between memory usage and speed. I'll be implementing and porting the MTP module for speculative decoding next
Show HN: Corporate Mind Games – logic puzzles with a sarcastic corporate theme
I have always enjoyed building and playing puzzles. I am a regular user of NYT Games and LinkedIn Games. I thought it would be fun to create some corporate-themed puzzles as a silly alternative to LinkedIn Games.<p>So, I built Corporate Mind Games. The games are intended to be a little bit sassy and sarcastic, but I hope they are enjoyable and challenging.<p>I was planning to post this on HN last week. However, many years ago, I made a game called Don't Wordle, which unexpectedly appeared on the front page last week. I ended up getting distracted by that, and I also figured it was more appropriate to post this game on HN on a Monday morning given the theme. So here we are.
Show HN: Corporate Mind Games – logic puzzles with a sarcastic corporate theme
I have always enjoyed building and playing puzzles. I am a regular user of NYT Games and LinkedIn Games. I thought it would be fun to create some corporate-themed puzzles as a silly alternative to LinkedIn Games.<p>So, I built Corporate Mind Games. The games are intended to be a little bit sassy and sarcastic, but I hope they are enjoyable and challenging.<p>I was planning to post this on HN last week. However, many years ago, I made a game called Don't Wordle, which unexpectedly appeared on the front page last week. I ended up getting distracted by that, and I also figured it was more appropriate to post this game on HN on a Monday morning given the theme. So here we are.
Show HN: FnScribe – Open-source, offline dictation for macOS
I built FnScribe because I'm pretty privacy concious and wanted a wispr flow-like app that kept everything local and on device. Currently works for Mac (sillicon and intel).<p>It's dead simple. Hold the fn key, speak and release. I use a quantized Wisper small.en model for transcription. It inserts the text into the active application. There's also a hands-free model for longer dictation. Audio transcription is kept in memory. There's no account or transcription history. Clipboard contents are restored after it inserts it. GPLv3, Mac-only, English only..still in alpha. Hope you enjoy it! Would love some feedback.
Show HN: FnScribe – Open-source, offline dictation for macOS
I built FnScribe because I'm pretty privacy concious and wanted a wispr flow-like app that kept everything local and on device. Currently works for Mac (sillicon and intel).<p>It's dead simple. Hold the fn key, speak and release. I use a quantized Wisper small.en model for transcription. It inserts the text into the active application. There's also a hands-free model for longer dictation. Audio transcription is kept in memory. There's no account or transcription history. Clipboard contents are restored after it inserts it. GPLv3, Mac-only, English only..still in alpha. Hope you enjoy it! Would love some feedback.
Show HN: Linux server management over SSH – written in Rust and Tauri
Show HN: We built the smallest dual-band aircraft tracker
We've been building open source embedded ADS-B receivers for a while, and spent the past 8 months smallifying our existing receiver tech with a new chip from Semtech. Ask me anything about ADSB or hardware manufacturing!
Show HN: We built the smallest dual-band aircraft tracker
We've been building open source embedded ADS-B receivers for a while, and spent the past 8 months smallifying our existing receiver tech with a new chip from Semtech. Ask me anything about ADSB or hardware manufacturing!
Show HN: We built the smallest dual-band aircraft tracker
We've been building open source embedded ADS-B receivers for a while, and spent the past 8 months smallifying our existing receiver tech with a new chip from Semtech. Ask me anything about ADSB or hardware manufacturing!
Show HN: Bolnee-Chat – Self Hosted Chatbot Integration in Your Business Website
Show HN: Academa – Long-form STEM lecture videos generated by LLMs
Hi HN, we are Sina Atalay and Abdullah Geduk, co-founders of Academa. We are both PhD students.<p>We thought: what if lecture videos were written as code and compiled into video using computer graphics and TTS?<p>Then LLMs could write them, and lectures could be fixed with code edits instead of video production.<p>On correctness: LLMs may make mistakes. But these videos are code sitting in our repository, and we can maintain them. Every report and review becomes a fix in the source, and everyone who watches after that gets the corrected lecture. Every recorded lecture on the internet is stuck with its mistakes. Ours will continuously improve.<p>Each video also comes with an AI chat that understands everything said and shown in the lecture.<p>There is a longer write-up at the bottom of the page.<p>Happy to answer any questions.
Show HN: Academa – Long-form STEM lecture videos generated by LLMs
Hi HN, we are Sina Atalay and Abdullah Geduk, co-founders of Academa. We are both PhD students.<p>We thought: what if lecture videos were written as code and compiled into video using computer graphics and TTS?<p>Then LLMs could write them, and lectures could be fixed with code edits instead of video production.<p>On correctness: LLMs may make mistakes. But these videos are code sitting in our repository, and we can maintain them. Every report and review becomes a fix in the source, and everyone who watches after that gets the corrected lecture. Every recorded lecture on the internet is stuck with its mistakes. Ours will continuously improve.<p>Each video also comes with an AI chat that understands everything said and shown in the lecture.<p>There is a longer write-up at the bottom of the page.<p>Happy to answer any questions.
Show HN: NFC Energy-Harvesting PCB Business Card with an MCU
Show HN: NFC Energy-Harvesting PCB Business Card with an MCU
Show HN: I missed the moving blocks, so I built a real Linux disk defragmenter
Show HN: I missed the moving blocks, so I built a real Linux disk defragmenter
Show HN: Hacker News Client with Claude Code and Codex Integration
I often find interesting things in Hacker News posts and comments, but threads are often long and take a lot of time to go through.<p>I built Rundown for this. It's a cross-platform desktop app with Claude Code and Codex integration that gives me a rundown of the post and comments, with links back to the comments it pulled each bit from. I can also chat with the post or the entire thread.