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Ghost Pepper does what superwhisper charges for — locally, for free
Hold Control, speak, release. Your words appear wherever your cursor is. No cloud. No subscription. No data leaving your Mac. That’s Ghost Pepper — and it just racked up 446 points and 194 comments on Show HN in two days. How It Works Two models, both running on-device. WhisperKit (small.en, ~466 MB) handles transcription. Qwen… Continue reading
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Project Glasswing: Anthropic deploys a restricted AI model across 12 tech giants to hunt zero-day bugs
Anthropic just assembled the most stacked cybersecurity alliance in tech history. Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Nvidia, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Cisco, Broadcom, JPMorganChase, and the Linux Foundation — all under one project called Glasswing. The weapon: Claude Mythos Preview, a model Anthropic explicitly says is too dangerous to release publicly. What It Already Found Thousands… Continue reading
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Graphify turns Karpathy’s knowledge graph vision into a single command — 71.5x fewer tokens
Karpathy posted about his raw/ folder workflow on April 2. Five days later, Graphify is sitting at #4 on Trendshift with 2,300+ stars. What It Does Type /graphify in Claude Code (or Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw). It reads your entire codebase — code, docs, PDFs, images, whiteboard photos — and builds a persistent knowledge graph. Two-phase… Continue reading
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Addy Osmani open-sources Agent Skills — 19 workflows that make AI agents code like Google engineers
Addy Osmani needs no introduction. The Google Chrome engineering lead behind Lighthouse and countless web performance tools just dropped a different kind of project. Agent Skills encodes Google-grade engineering discipline into 19 Markdown workflows that any AI coding agent can follow. What It Actually Does Most AI agents write code that works. Agent Skills makes… Continue reading
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Meta’s “Claudeonomics” leaderboard turns AI token burning into a company-wide sport
85,000 employees. 60 trillion tokens in 30 days. An internal leaderboard named after Anthropic’s Claude. Welcome to Meta’s latest obsession. What Is Claudeonomics An employee-built dashboard on Meta’s intranet that ranks the top 250 AI token consumers across the company. The #1 user burned through 281 billion tokens in a single month — at public… Continue reading
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Freestyle gives AI coding agents a full Linux VM in 700ms — and can clone it while it’s still running
Every AI coding agent needs somewhere to run code. The problem: most sandbox solutions give you a stripped-down container with limited permissions. Fine for running a Python snippet — useless when your agent needs root access, Docker, or nested virtualization. What Freestyle Actually Does Freestyle provisions real KVM-backed Linux VMs in under 700ms. Not containers… Continue reading
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OpenAI Acquires TBPN for Hundreds of Millions — It’s Not a Media Deal
OpenAI just bought a talk show. Not a research lab, not a chip company — a three-hour daily livestream. Price tag: “low hundreds of millions.” What Is TBPN TBPN (Technology Business Programming Network) is a daily live show hosted by John Coogan (Soylent co-founder, ex-Founders Fund EIR) and Jordi Hays (sold his fintech startup to… Continue reading
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Anthropic Hits $30B Run Rate — 3x in Four Months — and Signs 3.5GW Google/Broadcom TPU Deal
$9 billion at the end of 2025. $19 billion by March. $30 billion in April. Anthropic just tripled its annualized revenue in four months. No SaaS company in history has done this — not Slack, not Zoom, not Snowflake. Over 1,000 enterprise customers now spend $1M+ per year on Claude, double the count from February.… Continue reading
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Parlor Runs a Full Voice + Vision AI on Your MacBook — No API Key, No Cloud, 2.6 GB Total
Six months ago, running a real-time voice AI locally required an RTX 5090. Now a 2-billion-parameter model on an M3 Pro does voice, vision, and conversation at 83 tokens/sec. That’s the entire pitch behind Parlor — and it’s more impressive than it sounds. Parlor grabbed 265 points on Show HN, landed #6 on bestofshowhn.com’s April… Continue reading
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$300M and 100M Users Later, PixVerse V6 Generates Multi-Shot Films With Audio From One Prompt
Sora died on March 24. Six days later, PixVerse shipped V6. The timing tells you everything about where the AI video market is heading. V6 does something no other commercial model has pulled off: you write one prompt, and it generates a multi-shot short film with synchronized audio. Not silent clips you stitch together in… Continue reading
