evlute

Check out my Healthcare Palantir Prototype: A system designed to guide every individual toward their personal Pareto optimum based on their genetics, goals, and aspirations—whether in Europe, the US, or the developing regions of Asia and Africa.

We are building a society rooted in heterogenism, where people recognize and embrace unity through their differences. A system where AI matches you with the precise trauma therapy tailored to your specific psyche, ensuring the therapist triggers no unwanted projections—unless required for your personal growth.

By integrating your genetic profile, the platform identifies when metabolic trauma hinders healing or limits self-actualization. Because trauma is the ultimate bottleneck to human potential.

The project currently analyzes data from the public Hacker News API.

Demo: https://tmg.marcokittel.de

GitHub Repositories: github.com/coolvegan/go-news | github.com/coolvegan/hackerhealth

Hello,

To better identify trends, I programmed an MCP server this weekend. With it, my AI agent can analyze opinions and sentiment on Hacker News. At the same time, my AI agent can also suggest relevant threads. The code uses the worker pool pattern on the backend and is hand-coded. I had the AI generate the corresponding frontend for me. Now the Hacker News site looks just like you’d expect Hacker News to look. Debug Frontend (Made with sonnet - how hackernews should look like): https://hackernews.marcokittel.de -

the Go code can be found at https://github.com/coolvegan/go-hackernews

Best regards and all the best,

evlute

I was playing with channels in golang and then i saw the hackernews api. So i created an mcp, that is fetching the newest hackernews articles - stores them in memory - halves them after 30 minutes and gives you an mcp over port 133333 for hermes agent or what ever and you have a nice frontend made by sonnet 5, backend was done by myself.

i think hackernews should look like the claude frontend -> https://hackernews.marcokittel.de

What do you think?

Hey tanjunotes, i'm a big fan of your work and olauncher. Thanks, that you gave me with your work an insight in launcher development. And of course, thanks for the hints. I will add the differences to olauncher in the readme soon. I'm new to hackernews. I didn't read your answer, until now.

I am a big fan of the olauncher and i forked it. After a while i changed a lot of code in the olauncher and mixed the old design with jetpack compose. I decided to give my private fork of the olauncher and created the ultra minimal android launcher. It's absolute basic stuff. Nothing special, but i really love it, because i like the minimal dopamin detox style. I don't know if it's worth sharing here because it's nothing special. I apologize for this.