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Show HN: I made dashy.io – an all in one app for your data, notifications, tools 3 by onounoko | 0 comments on Hacker News. Dashy is an app that pulls together all your tools and data so that instead of opening many apps and websites to achieve something, you can just do it in one place instead. I currently have over 40 widgets that allow you to do a variety of things such as: • Hex to ASCII Converter: Converts hexadecimal to readable ASCII text. • Line Sort and Dedupe Tool: Sorts and dedupes text lines. • Base64 Image Encode/Decoder: Converts images to/from Base64. • JSON Formatter: Makes JSON strings readable and structured. • Color Converter: Converts colors to HSL, RGB, HEX formats. • Text Diff Tool: Highlights differences between two texts. • Text Inspector: Counts lines, characters, and words in text. • CSV to JSON Converter: Converts between CSV and JSON formats. • ChatGPT Grammar Check: Instant grammar correctness check. • ChatGPT Translate: Translates text between languages

Show HN: Spence – AI-Powered Career Copilot 2 by jborden13 | 0 comments on Hacker News. We are excited to introduce Spence, our newly launched AI Career Copilot, to the Hacker News community. Spence is a browser extension that leverages advanced AI technologies to transform the job application process, providing personalized assistance in crafting resumes, cover letters, and preparing for interviews. At Spence, we've integrated AI tools to analyze job postings and tailor applications to fit each unique opportunity. Our platform is designed to save job seekers time and increase their chances of landing their desired job by offering insights and strategies tailored to each job posting. Our aim with Spence is to democratize the job search process, making it more accessible and effective for a global audience. We understand the nuances and complexities of job applications vary across different regions and languages. That's why Spence is equipped to assist job seekers in 26 diffe

Show HN: CyberNvim, the simplest and most extensible Neovim distribution 2 by pgosar0514 | 0 comments on Hacker News. CyberNvim is a fully-featured and incredibly easy-to-understand Neovim config. It is a fully-featured IDE-like setup with an extremely simple configuration and an uncompromising featureset. CyberNvim is where simplicity meets power. Only 1200 lines of code Built to be broken Zero compromises in available features Minimal learning curve Plug and go personal configuration See it here: https://ift.tt/tpUo62S

Show HN: Get a PostgreSQL instance, 100% free, forever 3 by sh_tomer | 0 comments on Hacker News.

Show HN: I've Implemented a RSS Reader 19 by StreamSphere | 11 comments on Hacker News.

Show HN: SwiftBar 2.0 Powerful macOS menu bar customization tool 2 by melonamin | 0 comments on Hacker News. New release of my opensource project to help you build menu bar apps. This release features a lot of new features, but I want to highlight two: - Shortcuts Plugin - allows you to create menu bar apps from Shortcuts app - Ephemeral Plugin - allows you to create a transient menu bar app, i.e. for notification

Show HN: Build your startup or side project faster with these SaaS templates 12 by jranand | 2 comments on Hacker News.

Show HN: AI Undetect – The Freemium Undetectable AI Writing Tool 2 by yamose | 0 comments on Hacker News. AI Undetect is undetectable AI rewrite tool It offers an AI detection remover service that integrates 8 free AI detector interfaces, including GPTZero, ZeroGPT, Copyleak, Writer, and SAPLING. With a single click, you can determine whether your content has been generated by AI. If you wish to make your content seem more human-like and bypass AI detectors, you should make use of our AI humanizer, which helps in converting AI text to a more human-friendly form to anti AI detector.

Show HN: Hook – a simple graphical C/C++ runtime editor 2 by fercircularbuf | 0 comments on Hacker News. While helping one of my students create and iterate on a game in C using raylib, I realized there was quite a lot of time spent on experimenting with level design and colors, how the player moves, gravity, etc. and a lot of time was wasted making a change, exiting the game, recompiling, running the game, deciding his change wasn't right, and going through the whole cycle over and over. I could tell it was demotivating, and this process was creating a barrier that prevented him from experimenting to his heart's content. I started this project to solve this problem by giving a simple gui to a few core features of lldb through the lldb api. Experimenting with changing colors, where blocks in the level go, how tall the player is, gravity is all now just a simple toggle or text field edit. The variables are modifiable while the program is running. The project is still in its e

Show HN: Build Atari Games in the Browser 3 by Something1234 | 0 comments on Hacker News.