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NVIDIA DGX Spark In-Depth Review: A New Standard for Local AI Inference
LMRouter: Run Claude Code on Any LLM with One Command
Athena – An open source production-ready general AI agent
Show HN: I built an autonomous general AI agent that can access your computer
Athena – An actual useful assistant, an autonomous general AI agent and beyond
Faster Open-Source Llama3 Serving with SGLang Runtime (vs. TensorRT-LLM, VLLM)
LANDrop – Major Update – A cross-platform AirDrop-like file transfer tool
Show HN: MemoFlow – An AI-powered language-barrier-free social media platform
For ethics behind MemoFlow and how AI is used, see https://blog.memoflow.com/2023/07/hello-world-its-memoflow/
MemoFlow: An AI-powered social media platform
The Missing Guide for Universal Links
Vicuna: An open-source chatbot impressing GPT-4 with 90% ChatGPT quality
Show HN: Current social media platforms are abusing us
Hi HN, over the years of using the social media (Instagram, Pinterest, etc..), I’m quite weary of the trend that people tend to polish their content so well and post the perfect aspect of their lives. I feel like that I’m not one of them, and anything I post will be either not so polished to fit the “magazine” style of the community or so insignificant for anyone else to care about. Scrolling...
Ask HN: How do you send email verification code to your users?
As I'm developing a social media app, I need to verify my users by sending them a verification code via email. After researching various options, I chose to use AWS SES due to their low cost and relatively low development effort. However, just before our launch date, my production access request got denied, and I felt frustrated and confused.In my request, I provided my use case, which is...
It's a good idea to use a public key system. But it really confuses new users who has never used PKI before. Nevertheless, we have a key exchange feature built into the app that allows 2 parties to negotiate a shared secret using X25519, for advanced users.
For some reason it's no longer on the App Store anywhere.
We've actually tried implementing a browser extension before. The problem is ordinary people just don't use browser extensions..
1. People are unaware of their existence due to those projects being very technical and hard to deploy/join. They also don't have a good client on mobile platforms. People will trade their privacy for all the convenience, say, WeChat brings, because all of their contacts are already using WeChat. It's hard to convince people to change to use your matrix server. 2. Cloud services are also monitored by the government. There are programs running in the background inside VPSes that monitors all processes in your server. 3. If you want to host a website, you have to register it with a state agency, so if there are any contents on your website that the government doesn't like, your website will be shut down and you'll be held responsible.
As of the walled garden Apple created, I heard that EU has passed a law mandating Apple to allow third-party app stores. It'll be very interesting to see what'll happen in the future.
Show HN: Babble – Communicate privately on state-sponsored social media
Thanks for checking out Babble! You might wonder why this app is even useful and why not just use Signal/PGP. This app's target audience is actually ordinary people in China or similar countries who are under severe government surveillance and censorship, where access to Signal and similar E2EE messaging software is blocked by nationwide firewalls, such as the Great Firewall of China...