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Hacker News · u/EbNar · 2w ago

Ask HN: Some Sensible Alternative to Openrouter?

Hi. I'd like to try some LLM provider on the likes of OpenRouter. I'd use it mostly for teaching (physics): double check assignements I give to students for consistency, clarifications on how to present concepts and so o…

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Hacker News · u/maxutility · 1d ago

Ask HN: Favorite prompts for improving LLM output?

I use Claude Code a lot and GPT 5.5 as well, and find that they are simultaneously extremely useful and also fall into common poor-performance basins. For example, writing performance -- perhaps my biggest issue with the…

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r/GooglePixel · u/Karglath · 4w ago

Google, please extend Pixel charge bypass to work at 100%, not just at the 80% limit

When you enable "Limit charging to 80%" on a Pixel the phone bypasses the battery and draws power directly from the charger, which is great, but; The problem is that it only works if you cap at 80%. There's no equivalent…

Hacker News · u/sermakarevich · 1w ago

Show HN: Lessons learned from running Claude Code swarms at scale

Some time ago I built a simple app to run swarms of coding agents — I call it fleet (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48256389). It's based on centralized beads with a Python orchestrator and can run any coder (Claud…

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r/selfhosted · u/lazycodewiz · May 14, 2026

services with actually generous free tiers for open-source projects. my list, what would you add?

Been in the weeds shipping an OSS side project for the past few weeks (social media publishing API). Real launch post is coming, this isn't that. Along the way I kept a list of services that actually have usable free tie…