Hi HN<p>I built diffchecker.dev, a simple online diff checker for comparing text/code quickly in the browser.<p>I wanted something that is:<p>Fast (no signup, no clutter)
Privacy-friendly (diff happens client-side)
Useful for everyday developer workflows<p><a href="https://diffchecker.dev" rel="nofollow">https://diffchecker.dev</a><p>I’d really appreciate honest feedback:<p>Do you find the UI intuitive?
Is anything confusing or missing?<p>Happy to iterate based on feedback.<p>Thanks in advance.
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Hola Hackers!<p>I'm building Rice (docs.tryrice.com). Think of Rice as a managed state machine for AI agents with long term memory.<p>Rice is a platform that unifies long term memory and short term state management for AI agents. Effectively, Rice solves the context compounding issue in the immediate sense - by using Rice Slate (our state management service), the context consumption was down 60%. This makes the agents more efficient. The state management layer also allows agents to share context without the conventional "message passing" approach meaning you can run parallel AI agents.<p>The memory layer enables the agents to have a broader contextual understand of the data and relationships - personalisation and automation at scale for agents.<p>How we're different (https://docs.tryrice.com/rice-vs) and working on some cool aspects.<p>The core value prop -<p>1. Auditable Agentic executions out of the box
2. Shared state for AI agents (not using message passing approach) for efficient executions
3. Persistent memory for historical data and more.<p>Currently in beta phase, so looking for beta testers. Appreciate any thoughts and tests.<p>Please enter your email at tryrice.com if you'd like to get in the beta.
I've created a social deduction game for LLMs, in which the bots attempt to hunt each other. It's a Mafia group turing test: the models are told to find who the bot is - where, in fact and unbeknown to them, they are all bots.
I did this a while back so models aren't the newest, and they are all non-thinking (for speed and token costs).
Et voilà.
I made a fun site, where you can track your mood every day from 1-10.
You can also view how other people felt throughout the year for an average rating.<p>There are already 5000 votes for 2026!<p>Tell me what you think!