bethanyhunt
Show HN: Apollo 11 Tranquility Base Archive with Analyses
https://ulix.app/ulixcortex/apollo11/
Used an automated LLM workflow to take primary source documents to create a cited wiki. Then requested specific analyses and artifacts to be created from the archive. This is the result.
Re:Show HN: DripLit – Your Inbox is for books, too
on Wednesday July 15, 2026 @12:33PM (#48923379)
I read a pretty crazy number of books every year, and I think this is great. A lot of people who are out of the habit of reading seem to feel overwhelmed when facing an entire book, but surely this feels doable for just about anyone. Maybe it could get them back in the habit of reading and create a snowball effect that gets them reading more.
Re:Show HN: I turned GitHub contribution history into a driveable 3D city
on Thursday July 02, 2026 @10:29AM (#48762178)
This is delightful.
Show HN: All the News You Need
Re:Show HN: Mdrone – a microtonal drone instrument that runs in the br...
on Thursday June 04, 2026 @11:46AM (#48400367)
This is surprisingly fun.
Show HN: OMT – A simple Python CLI for testing local Ollama models
https://github.com/ulyssestenn/omt
Selecting the "best" local model usually depends on the task and the hardware.I created this script as an easy way to test local Ollama models and keep the test output organized.When you run the script interactively, it asks which model you want to use, what your prompt is, how many times you want to run it, and (optional) the temperature you'd like to set. It can also be scripted with...
Show HN: A self-organizing digital Zettelkasten for research
https://github.com/ulyssestenn/funes
I have tried starting both analog and digital Zettelkastens several times but never kept up with them because the maintenance always seemed overwhelming. The "LLM Knowledge Bases" Karpathy tweet made me wonder if an AI-assisted version might work, and it worked beyond my expectations, so I thought others might find it useful.You dump your sources in the raw folder and ask your AI of choice to...
Re:Show HN: Guten – Android ereader for Project Gutenberg's 70k+ free ...
on Wednesday May 06, 2026 @05:22PM (#48042046)
Yes, that is one of the premium features. I was concerned that typical users might not know how to change their TTS settings to improve the voice, so I included a pretty substantial explanation of this in the Help section of the app. I also set up the read aloud function so that it continues to play when the user backgrounds the app. The hope is that they can then use it the same way they use Audible or similar.
Show HN: Guten – Android ereader for Project Gutenberg's 70k+ free books
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bhunt.guten&hl=en_US
Hi, HN. I read about 60-100 books a year and wanted a frictionless ereader for Project Gutenberg books, so I built Guten.Users can search the PG catalog within the app or Share a book's page from their browser to Guten for import. The app includes the usual ereader features like search, highlight, bookmarks, and notes. I like my apps privacy-focused: Guten doesn't require an account, and there...