... been working on a voice synthesis app that runs entirely on your Mac's Apple Silicon chip. It uses Qwen3-TTS (Apache-2.0) through MLX, so everything stays local no cloud processing, no per-character billing, no API keys. Just shipped an update that bundles the model directly in the download, so first launch is instant instead of waiting for a 1.9GB model download. What it does: - On-device text-to-speech with Qwen3-TTS - Zero-shot voice cloning ...

... Overdue and due today at a glance in the wings, tick a row anywhere to complete it, and capture new ones from the notch: hit Add, type "pay rent tomorrow 5pm", and the date is understood, shown as a chip, and saved with a real alarm. Open and Done tabs so a ticked item does not just vanish. Half-typed thoughts are kept as a draft instead of thrown away. Everything is a real Reminder, so it syncs to every ...

... runs. Which made this release slightly embarrassing to write: they spent all that effort making the translation trustworthy , and it turns out we were sometimes not offering it at all. Fixed below. Thank you again. Fixed The Translate chip shows up on mail that needs it. Some senders build their plain-text version by ripping the tags out of their own HTML <style> element included so the email "text" opens with a few hundred characters of .bio{margin ... ... also left alone the cleanup only touches the sender's own plain-text part. Fine print Emails whose bodies were already downloaded keep their old braces-y preview line until the body is fetched again. The Translate chip

... need to be a developer, although it is heavily coding-oriented. Kora Desktop is completely free (and always will be), doesn t require an account to get started, and is available for Macs with Apple Silicon chips. I hope you find it useful! https://www.producthunt.com/prod... ...

... runs Qwen3-TTS 0.6B entirely on your machine via MLX on the Metal GPU. No cloud, no API keys, no per-character fees. Voice cloning from a 3s sample, 10+ languages, ~5-9s latency on M-series chips. The thesis: your MacBook has a neural accelerator sitting idle most of the time. If you're a podcaster, voiceover artist, or someone who records sensitive material, you shouldn't have to pay per character and trust a third party ...

... Python, 8-bit microcontrollers ) and the part I'm proudest of is that you write real code that runs instantly in the browser : blink a simulated LED, talk to an IMU over I2C, poke registers on a visual AVR chip before you'd ever flash real hardware. As you level up, you take freelance gigs from an in-game job board to make rent, and spend what you earn upgrading your terminal's hardware and software. It's playable ...

... underline: community-led beats broadcast almost every time, because trust travels through people, not impressions. Nice to see you in here, Nika Comment from Sharun Kanan(@sharun_kanan): @rohanrecommends  Thanks Rohan, and yeah, #2 feels good. Your vertical-vs-horizontal point is one we've had to answer architecturally. The horizontal layer is the foundation: Verse Engine (our browser-native 3D engine) and VersaAI (image/text to 3D) are the infrastructure everything runs on. But we don't take that ... ... Trboyevich(@tiffany_trboyevich): @sharun_kanan   @somesh_putatunda   Ha, here s my confession: I can t answer again yet. My first launch spike is scheduled for eleven days from now, so you re catching me mid-preparation, my chips

... what octoscope does was documented nowhere: the order it searches for your token and the scopes each kind needs, the work filters on the Repos tab, the full config key list with valid values, what the rate-limit chip is actually telling you. The home page got shorter in the same pass it had been re-explaining the tabs and drill-ins in duplicate, and had drifted a version behind as a result. Then the release itself, which is about ...

... where setting up a local AI brain stops being a spelling test pick a chip, done. And it's a special one: this is Skim's first release built on a pull request from an outside contributor . Huge thanks to @gildas-refacto Gildas Pottier found Skim, decided the minimalist take on email was his thing, went off to build local-AI support on a fork then discovered #14 had just landed and already covered it. Instead of shrugging, he turned ... ... Merci, Gildas. New one-click Ollama, zero trivia ( #16 ) Point the custom (OpenAI-compatible) endpoint at a local Ollama server and Skim now silently notices and does the rest: Installed, tool-capable models show up as one-click chips

... rather than hold the line forever. A stalled job that took the cautious path is recoverable. A stalled job that just sat there is a support ticket. Comment from Dale Mooney(@dalemooney): @alex_amancio_candoa_   @aadilghani  Constant versus invariant is the useful thing here and I am taking it. One addition: you cannot separate them by observation, but you can by deliberately violating the constant once. A property that survives a test faking an unattended caller ... ... which is bounded, and cannot fire when nobody started anything. Your last seen sweeper is already the mechanism. It is sweeping into the wrong bucket rather than lacking the signal. Comment from Dale Mooney(@dalemooney): @aadilghani   The gate versus

... Alper Tayfur(@alpertayfurr): I d invite Jensen Huang. I d ask him how a small startup should build confidently when the infrastructure underneath AI changes every few months. Founders are making long-term product decisions on top of models, chips, and platforms that move incredibly fast. I d love to hear what he thinks will remain a durable advantage when access to the same technology becomes available to everyone. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @new_user___15220260fd153a4893b7802  That ...

... brain put the two together and I thought "imagine if I could get real time feedback on my runs against my ghost". So I started to build Ghost Trax with an Arduino, a LED array and a gps chip, but got stuck with delays in gps syncing, even took it to Thetford for a test run! It didn't take long before I realised I held/carried a gps enabled device in my pocket at all times and I quickly pivoted ...

... default zoom. Still free for individuals, no watermark, runs on-device, notarized direct download for macOS 14+. I'd love to hear how the multi-clip flow feels. If it's useful to you and you'd like to chip in, there's a Ko-fi , but it's entirely optional! Thank you all for the love and support for the product! Comment from Scarlett Massey(@scarlett_massey): @nitesh_kumar98  nice progress on this release. It feels like ...

... this week that SpaceX has shown investors an early prototype for a handset-like device designed to reshape how humans interact with artificial intelligence. It s thinner than an iPhone, runs on SpaceX s own operating system, and uses chips from Qualcomm. It s probably not a phone because Elon said he doesn t want to build one. But what it actually is is unclear. (That's if it exists at all; Elon Musk called the report "utterly false ... ... deal might it be? Comment from Mustafa Najoom(@mustafa_najoom): A new AI device only breaks through if it changes the interaction model, not the hardware. We already have thin devices with good chips

... 944K parameters) has been successfully run on a $5 ESP32-WROOM-32 microcontroller not in simulation, but on real hardware. The model generates text offline at about 1 token per second, proving that LLM inference is possible on tiny chips without cloud support. For the little details and Open Source GitHub : https://atomelm.com/blog/atome-r... https://github.com/TilelliLab/at... What do you think ...

... context carries forward. When the thread is empty, you get a  typewriter-style rotating hint  with  example prompts  so you are not staring at a blank box. After you start chatting,  inline suggestion chips  can appear under the field. Tap one to send that prompt immediately. How to use it: Type a request and press  Enter  (or use the send control). Click a  chip

... Press v again to flip back. Rate-limit details Press % anywhere for a per-resource breakdown of every REST + GraphQL budget used, remaining, reset straight from GitHub's /rate_limit endpoint, which is free and consumes no quota. The footer chip tells you how you're doing; the panel tells you why. Work filters On the Repos tab, w cycles quick presets: PRs open, CI broken, stale 90d. They compose with the / search and span pinned, owned and watched sections alike ...

... shortcode. No pro tier, no upsells, nothing locked. The part I'm happiest with: a themes panel with 50 ready-made designs split into 10 style categories (Dark, Minimal, Vibrant, Retro, Glass ). You filter by category with chip buttons and apply any theme in one click. The part I haven't cracked: distribution. It's live on WordPress.org but sits at near-zero installs, and I'm stuck in the classic cold-start loop no installs means no search ranking ...

... just want that answer I saved once. You want the answer I meant to cite, the claim I needed to verify, or the template I wanted to reuse. So we are exploring lightweight capture-time signals , like save-intent chips, selected highlights, or thumbs up/down, that can make capture lighter and retrieval smarter without adding organization debt. 4. Valuable knowledge gets trapped in more than chat One commenter pointed to a related problem: useful insights also get buried in podcasts ...

... phones or computers, you can check one of them, its 100% free. https://www.speedr.co/#ai-app Currently the main problem is the compute power. Phones for example are limited to processor power. Kind of similar story for desktop computers. Once chips corporates releases better processors for computers, then cost will go down, parallelly with valuations of anthropic and openai. (M4 / M4 Pro) is a good start but still it is weak. Even bounding 4-5 of them together, the results ( tokens ... ... Meanwhile solo founders are out here building profitable products with zero funding and getting ignored. I am not anti-Anthropic I literally use Claude every day to build but the disconnect between how much money flows into AI infrastructure versus

... pattern I prototyped for Repos in v0.10.0 now works on PRs and Issues too and it's bound to Enter , the universal TUI gesture for "go deeper". What you get when you press Enter on a row: PRs state chip (Open / Draft / Merged / Closed), markdown-rendered description, reviewers (requested + completed), checks summary, files changed, recent commits, labels, curated timeline. Issues state chip

... enter confirms, single letters are direct shortcuts (lazygit-style), esc closes, q quits at any depth. Repo drill-in (d from the menu) replaces the Repos tab body with a rich detail view: Header with visibility / license / language chips Description, quick stats, latest release Languages bar Recent commits with N total M by you in the last year inline summary Open issues + PRs preview Topics All in a single targeted GraphQL query per drill-in no fan-out, fits cleanly ... ... Feedback welcome especially on the drill-in content . Open an issue if there's a section you'd want to see in the next iteration. Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): Great job, man! I recently moved back from VS

... Pesticide Agriculture 2. AI-Native Service Companies 3. AI Personalized Medicine 4. Company Brain 5. Counter-Swarm Defense 6. Dynamic Software Interfaces 7. Electronics in Space 8. Hardware Supply Chain 9. Industrial Capabilities in Space 10. Inference Chips for Agent Workflows 11. SaaS Challengers 12. Software for Agents 13. Startups That Want to Sell to Huge Companies 14. Supply Chain 2.0 for Semiconductors 15. The AI Operating System for Companies details here: https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs ...

... Comment Deleted Comment from Roy Kek(@roy_kek): If its doesn't annoy you enough, you will not really get the spark from building it. personally i am doing alot in Marketing related work, from sme to blue chip companies. Its a big hassle with reporting, researching and gathering of data hence the reason i am building what i am building right now. Comment from Roy Kek(@roy_kek): @amraniyasser  currently building a 24/7 AI marketing team. I realise ... ... audience of one. Founders are unusual users almost by definition. The polls and conversations don't replace your own intuition, but they keep it honest and you find out pretty quickly which problems people will actually pay to solve versus

... group outing. The fun is over, the photos are posted, and then someone says, Okay so who owes what? What should be a simple calculation somehow turns into confusion. One person paid for dinner, another covered transport, someone else chipped in randomly, and suddenly no one is completely sure what s fair anymore. People either spend 20 minutes doing mental math or worse, just split everything equally to avoid the awkwardness, even when it s not accurate. That exact problem ...