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Show HN: AutoBlogWriter – drop-in blog automation SDK for Next.js and React
I built this because every React/Next.js team I talked to had the same problem: they knew SEO blogging mattered but the plumbing was brutal, metadata, schema, sitemaps, scheduling, internal links, OG images. Either you spend weeks building it or you bolt on a WordPress subdomain and fight with it forever.AutoBlogWriter is an SDK you drop into your existing Next.js or React app. Point your AI coding assistant at our llms-full.txt and it wires the integration for you. One agentic run gener
Show HN: TalkBlog – Speak Your Mind. Publish Your Words
Hi everyone.TalkBlog is an app that lets you record audio snippets, edit them in an interactive workspace, render them to HTML with AI transcription, and instantly publish your new blog post to the internet. Or download the HTML and use it how you'd like.The goal is to make it effortless to share the ideas in your head as a blog post.You may have an idea worth sharing, but no time (or motivation) to sit down and type it out.TalkBlog makes it easier to share your authentic ideas
Has increasing the number of experts used in MoE models ever meaningfully helped?
I remember there was a lot of debate as to whether or not this was worthwhile back when Qwen3-30B-A3B came out. A few people even swore by *"Qwen3-30b-A6B"* for a short while. It's still an easy configuration in Llama-CPP, but I don't really see any experimentation with it anymore. Has anyone been testing around with this much?
Qwen3.5-9B-Claude-4.6-Opus-Uncensored-Distilled-GGUF
Hello everyone. I made my first fully uncensored LLM model for this community. Here link: [https://huggingface.co/LuffyTheFox/Qwen3.5-9B-Claude-4.6-Opus-Uncensored-Distilled-GGUF](https://huggingface.co/LuffyTheFox/Qwen3.5-9B-Claude-4.6-Opus-Uncensored-Distilled-GGUF) Thinking is disabled by default in this model via modified chat template baked in gguf file. So, I love to use Qwen 3.5 9B especially for roleplay writing and prompt crafting for image generation and tagging on my NVidia RT
Show HN: Opsmeter.io – AI cost attribution and budget control for LLM apps
Hi HN,I’m building Opsmeter, a tool to understand and control AI costs in LLM applications.A problem I kept seeing is that most teams only notice AI cost issues when the invoice arrives. Provider dashboards usually show total usage, but they don’t explain why costs increased or which part of the product caused it.Opsmeter helps break down AI spend by endpoint, tenant, user, model, and prompt version, so when costs spike you can quickly find the root cause.A few things we focused on:<
Show HN: LLVM-Z80 - I wrote a complete LLVM backend with AI
Two years ago, I started a project called Rust-GB to compile Rust for the Game Boy.At the time, no stable LLVM backend supported the Game Boy’s CPU.I had to use a complex workaround: transpiling Rust to C via LLVM-CBE and then compiling that C code using SDCC.Back then, building a native LLVM backend was a dream, but I lacked the time to do it alone.Fast forward two years, and things have changed.With the help of LLMs, I have successfully implemented a complete LLVM-Z80 backend, i
Show HN: OpenLegion – AI agent fleet with container isolation and vault proxy
I built OpenLegion because every AI agent framework I tried had the same problems in production: API keys sitting in config files inside the agent's environment, no way to set hard spend limits, and LLM-as-CEO task routing that's non-deterministic and unauditable.The short version of what I built:Security: Every agent runs in its own Docker container or microVM. A vault proxy sits between agents and every LLM call — the agent sends a request, the proxy injects the credential at t
Built a 1.3M-line agent-native OS in Rust while homeless. What now?
I’m going to be straight about my situation because I don’t know where else to turn.My dad was diagnosed with cancer. While he was in hospital, the council emptied his house. Everything I owned was in that house. £20,000+ of equipment, years of research, a server with thousands of hours of work. Locks of my kids’ hair. Photos. All thrown in a tip.My family turned my dying dad against me. I ended up living with someone suffering from paranoid psychosis. That’s where I built most of what I’m
Homelab has paid for itself! (at least this is how I justify it...)
Hey, I thought I'd do an update on my [Homelab I posted](https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/1pjbwt9/i_bought_a_gracehopper_server_for_75k_on_reddit/) a while back. I have it running on LLM experiments, which I wrote up here. Basically, it seems I may have [discovered LLM Neuroanatomy](https://dnhkng.github.io/posts/rys/), and am now using the server to map out current LLM's like the Qwen3.5 and GLM series (thats the partial ['Brain Scan' images here](https://dnhkng.github.io/posts/rys/#t
The Fast Food Problem with AI Coding
I wrote a blog drawing a weird parallel between fast food and AI-assisted coding. The basic idea is that food went from scarce to abundant and gave us an overconsumption problem, and code is doing the exact same thing right now. This is not an anti-AI piece, I use AI to write code every day. It is more about the pattern of what happens when something scarce suddenly becomes cheap and easy. Would love to hear what you think.
Qwen 27B works GREAT as a LORE MASTER!
I don't use LLMs to write. Never been an interest of mine, prefer my own voice, my own style. That said, I've always wished I had a second brain to help me analyze certain aspects of my story bible, which can get pretty complex. Local models just haven't been up to the task, and I have no intention of letting closed models train on my original ideas. I've been super pleased with Qwen 27B for long context analysis, so I thought I'd give it a try with one of my dense story bibles. So I fed it a
Show HN: Dumped Wix, my AEC consultancy's storefront is now an AI Edge
I run a building design consultancy for homeowners and architects, not a SaaS firm. Honestly, I'm not going to claim we were trying to build some fantastic ‘anti-fragile alternative’ for the future… I just got tired of paying Wix $40 a month for a brochure no one read. The portfolio was static, the inquiries were generic, and every time a potential client asked about setback variances, I'd lose hours explaining the same thing. So last December, I told my wife I was killing the website.
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Nvidia updated the Nemotron Super 3 122B A12B license to remove the rug-pull clauses
tl;dr the new license doesn't include the rug pull clauses and removes restrictions on modifications, guardrails, branding, attribution, etc. This is great news for the LocalLlama community and wider public. Links to licenses: - [The old license](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/agreements/enterprise-software/nvidia-open-model-license/) - [The new license](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/agreements/enterprise-software/nvidia-nemotron-open-model-license/) The git change logs: - [BF16 variant](https:
Qwen3.5-27B performs almost on par with 397B and GPT-5 mini in the Game Agent Coding League
Hi LocalLlama. Here are the results from the March run of the GACL. A few observations from my side: * **GPT-5.4** clearly leads among the major models at the moment. * **Qwen3.5-27B** performed better than every other Qwen model except **397B**, trailing it by only **0.04 points**. In my opinion, it’s an outstanding model. * **Kimi2.5** is currently the top **open-weight** model, ranking **#6 globally**, while **GLM-5** comes next at **#7 globally**. * Significant difference between Opus and
Show HN: HN Jobs Trends – Monthly trend analysis of HN job postings
I built a pipeline that fetches all HN job postings (both the monthly "Who is Hiring?" threads and direct job posts (/jobs)) classifies each one using an LLM (Gemini Flash via OpenRouter), and publishes the results as a static site.What it tracks: - Top technologies and roles with month-over-month changes - Remote work breakdown (fully remote, hybrid, onsite) - Salary and equity mention rates - Experience level distribution - Per-job classification (click a technology to see it
Open-Source "GreenBoost" Driver Aims To Augment NVIDIA GPUs vRAM With System RAM & NVMe To Handle Larger LLMs
You guys gotta try OpenCode + OSS LLM
as a heavy user of CC / Codex, i honestly find this interface to be better than both of them. and since it's open source i can ask CC how to use it (add MCP, resume conversation etc). but i'm mostly excited about having the cheaper price and being able to talk to whichever (OSS) model that i'll serve behind my product. i could ask it to read how tools i provide are implemented and whether it thinks their descriptions are on par and intuitive. In some sense, the model is summarizing its own prod
Ask HN: Balancing the use of AI in out inter communication (h2h)
It is a fact that we are all* using LLM throughout our workflows. And yet, there is an automatic frustration when one's receiving an email that was clearly "polished" by an LLM, or say, a comment here on HN that was "rephrased" by an LLM.Why are we getting upset when someone is doing what we all do? Is it the obvious (over) use?It got to a point where I am not revising my writing as I used to, so it will remain "authentic" (leaving minor spelling and perh
A persistent AI I built to stop LLMs from resetting
Show HN: A persistent AI runtime I started building after realizing LLMs forget everythingAbout eight months ago I sat down in front of a computer for the first time in a long time. I hadn’t really touched one since high school.I was trying to look something up — I honestly don’t even remember what — and I kept hearing people talking about AI everywhere. Some people were excited, some people were complaining about it, so I figured I’d try it.I opened a chat and started talking to the mo