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It'd be cool to add a third dimension to reveal.js decks. One of the transition animation options is "zoom", which visual effect is like going into / through the current slide. The Overview mode could be enhanced to show a 3D map (a stack of 2D layers). All kinds of fun mazes / games / interactive fiction use cases come to mind....

I feel like the scarcity of (idealized) Product Managers is even more acute.

argh, typo, too late to edit

Medawisla

https://www.outdoors.org/destinations/maine/medawisla-lodge/

true but tfa's title says "frontier open models"

For those in the northeastern US, I highly recommend a visit to Mesawisla in Maine, it's a national dark sky park with cabins and an AMC lodge that provides fantastic food.

Got a link to share? (Maybe put it in your HN bio?)

"weary" means "tired", you meant "wary" (guarded against or cautious and skeptical)

I know I'm not the only one here who remembers the Sony rootkit debacle in the age of CDs. One of the all-time worst companies I can think of when it comes to mistreating customers.

Great post! Also, I dig your site -- it's attractive and highly usable, and the "personal" toggle in the footer is a clever affordance I haven't seen before for separating professional content.

Wow this is pretty hard. I usually do well with word games, this one not so much. I may have just dodged being nerdsniped if I can just let it go.

Right on. I'm glad there are options. :)

I'm with you in spirit wrt lowering the temp and avoiding clickbait. I want the internet and the world to be a better place with more peace and loving kindness, creativity and connection. But in this case -- describing the general public's feelings towards the ultra-rich, IMHO "disagree" and "skeptical" are just too watered-down; they don't convey all the legitimate feelings of resentment, fear, distaste, distrust, indignation, etc that feed into something typically described as "hate". ):

"Performance is the most important feature"

cool project!

"[AI] must not be used for the purposes of war, economic competition, or gaining dominance over others"

Unfortunately, human nature being what it is, this seems extraordinarily unlikely.

I'll stick with my portable local-filesystem markdown over any db format (let alone with Obsidian's Coreview and Dataview plugins, and Bases, for db-like querying).

This comment thread is literally "Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)". And you're going to castigate someone for answering in good faith? Yikes.

(2035 is less than 10 years from now)

Obsidian's "Outliner" plugin is really pretty good. Esp. assuming "Editing view" and "Live Preview" editing mode, (which combine for WYSIWYG).

I appreciate the standard, intuitive keyboard shortcuts for creating/removing bullets, indenting/outdenting, moving lines up or down, etc.

Also, you can use the built-in syntax for block references to kinda-sorta recreate the Roam block-based setup.

per app per year

microvms are better than containers running on your host. see eg the "smolvm" microvms from https://smolmachines.com

https://smolmachines.com has "smolvm" microvms with better performance and ergonomics and security than docker, you might want to give it a try. (No affiliation, I just like what they're doing.)

Agreed. I didn't mean to imply otherwise. It was more about having every facet represented in JSON in one place.

FTA: "To bring this vision to life, we needed to create a rich agent harness"

sounds to me like they built their own

Kagi is an even better option, IME.

I have little experience with video editing; a tool like this might be an ideal path to learn more. Thanks for creating and publishing it and sharing here!

Great post! It's interesting, detailed but concise, and well-written. Also, I appreciate the "no cookies or tracking" and attractive, functional and performant site design.

Also how countless other companies didn't.

I know. Relevance?

This thread exists because of the ambiguity in "Write 1,000 words about it by August 31st, 2026."

My personal instinct is to interpret it as a minimum of 1,000 words -- but it remains ambiguous.

EDIT: After reading the site's content I think they may be targeting _precisely_ 1,000 words.