Show HN: RunAnwhere – Faster AI Inference on Apple Silicon
Talk to your Mac, query your docs, no cloud required. RCLI is an on-device voice AI for macOS. A complete STT + LLM + TTS pipeline running natively on Apple Silicon — 43 macOS actions via voice, local RAG over your documents, sub-200ms end-to-end latency. No cloud, no API keys. Powered by MetalRT, a proprietary […]
From Braun T3 to Apple’s iPod
In the annals of design history, certain products stand out not just for their functionality but for the profound impact they have on shaping our relationship with technology. One such product is the Braun T3 pocket radio, a minimalist marvel that not only revolutionised portable audio but also served as a key inspiration for one […]
I built a programming language using Claude Code
Over the course of four weeks in January and February, I built a new programming language using Claude Code. I named it Cutlet after my cat. It’s completely legal to do that. You can find the source code on GitHub, along with build instructions and example programs. I’ve been using LLM-assisted programming since the original […]
Throwing away 18 months of code and starting over
We developed this product for over 1.5 years, closed clients left right and center, and now we’re throwing everything away. In case you don’t know me (or Autonoma), we’re no strangers to pivots. Funnily enough, we pivoted like 4 times already (enterprise search, documentation generation, coding agent, QA testing platform). The reasons are beyond the […]
Kniterate Notes
Today we had the first of the material programming project student workshops. We got some UAL Teaching and Learning funding to run a series of workshops on the Kniterate, with the eventual aim of getting students to experiment with the knit programming tools we’re developing. For now, the focus is just getting everyone trained on […]
Launch HN: Didit (YC W26) – Stripe for Identity Verification
Hi HN, I’m Alberto. I co-founded Didit (https://didit.me) with my identical twin brother Alejandro. We are building a unified identity layer—a single integration that handles KYC, AML, biometrics, authentication, and fraud prevention globally. Here’s a demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTdcg7JCc4M&t=7s. Being identical twins, we’ve spent our whole lives dealing with identity confusion, so it is a bit of […]
Debian decides not to decide on AI-generated contributions
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Tony Hoare has died
Turing Award winner and former Oxford professor Tony Hoare passed away last Thursday at the age of 92. Hoare is famous for quicksort, ALGOL, Hoare logic and so much more. Jim Miles gives his personal reflections. Jill Hoare, Tony Hoare, Jim Miles. Cambridge, 7 September 2021 Last Thursday (5th March 2026), Tony Hoare passed away, at […]
You gotta think outside the hypercube
A closer look at the tesseract and the ways we can render it on the screen. If you’re a nerd, you probably have encountered visualizations of a tesseract: a four-dimensional equivalent of a cube. Heck, various representations of the shape have made it into blockbuster sci-fi films, music videos, and more. What might be harder […]
Rebasing in Magit
Here I have opened the git log1 I’m sorry about the mouse cursor – it’s an artifact of selecting the area to screenshot., by first opening Magit (which I have bound to the F3 key), and then pressing lL. The first l is the prefix key for dealing with the git log, and the second […]