Feed aggregator

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Hi HN,

There’s a great engineering blog aggregation repo on github kilimchoi/engineering-blogs that I’ve used for a while. It’s an excellent resource, but it hasn’t been actively maintained in a few years — and many links have moved or broken.

That made me wonder: why do most “awesome engineering blogs” lists eventually decay?

So I built an open-source repo that aggregates engineering blogs and keeps itself updated automatically using GitHub Actions.

On a schedule, it:

> Checks blog sources for new posts > Detects broken or moved URLs > Validates links > Updates the index automatically

Basically - CI/CD for engineering blog aggregation.

I’d love feedback on:

> Any high-quality blogs I should include - specially from individuals or you > Better ways to detect canonical/moved content reliably > Whether RSS-only aggregation is enough

Thank you!

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Article URL: https://github.com/ginkida/gokin

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Article URL: https://old.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1r13lxp/i_spent_6_days_and_3k_processing_13m_documents/

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I've gone full vibe coder, and in doing so I replaced how I used to work with my own (and very buggy) SSH window manager. The world shifted for me, and it's unsettling... I haven't read the code yet, but I'm using it to manage 25 projects all running claude code on a very beefy server.

Every single facet of this project was from claude.

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Article URL: https://github.com/tonyyont/peon-ping

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I've launched on Product Hunt, Beta List, Peer push and similar platforms but the problem is they only show top 5 on on first page view you have to click "see more" and scroll to see the next 10 products, also total products are up to 100+ especially product hunt, usually people don't scroll that deep if your product is above top 20 you're much likely invisible and buried down the list, On top of that, paid Ads occupies 30 - 40% of the screen, what about the small startups and solo makers who just getting started and wants to get their first users and don't have budget to advertise? It's rigged and a pay to win?.

So I've built a 'fairness and visibility-first' discovery platform designed to solve the pain points I mentioned above. I’ll be investing heavily in ad spend for the launch, but before I go live, I want to feature high-quality products. Would you guys be open to launching your app on the platform so we can showcase it in our initial campaign? it's totally free. check out this video

https://youtu.be/g4INbQigCOs

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Article URL: https://dlang.org/

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Hi HN, I’ve been working on Nuvix, an open-source backend platform designed to make security and scalability the default rather than something developers add later.

The idea came from repeatedly seeing the same issues in existing BaaS tools: permissions added as an afterthought, limited flexibility in database design, and difficulty scaling beyond early stages.

Nuvix takes a different approach. It supports multiple schema models, fine-grained permissions at every layer, and a developer-first API designed to remain simple while still being powerful. The project is written in TypeScript, built around PostgreSQL, and designed with extensibility in mind.

Right now the project is open source and self-host focused while the hosted version is being prepared. I would really appreciate feedback on the architecture, developer experience, and areas that could be improved.

GitHub: https://github.com/Nuvix-Tech/nuvix

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Article URL: https://kitful.ai/blog/how-to-use-google-trends-and-seo-tools-to-brainstorm-blog-topics

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Hey HN

I’m a solo founder building SpearTrades (bootstrapped), currently working with a small 2-person team.

SpearTrades is a crypto analytics platform focused on risk and market health.

It includes: – Market health analysis – Technical & risk evaluation – Private signals – Portfolio tracking with performance insights

Most crypto tools focus only on price. We focus on risk, volatility patterns, and historical behavior to help investors avoid bad periods.

Would love feedback, especially on the analytics logic and UX.

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Article URL: https://matklad.github.io/2026/02/11/programming-aphorisms.html

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Article URL: https://www.randalolson.com/2026/02/07/the-are-you-sure-problem-why-your-ai-keeps-changing-its-mind/

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Hey HN!

Like many of you, I got tired of babysitting the terminal waiting for Claude Code to finish. Claude Code runs in the terminal with zero feedback when it finishes, needs input, or hits an authorization wall. You either stare at the screen or keep context-switching back to check.

The solution: Claude Code Audio Hooks gives you distinct audio cues for 9 different events — task completion, authorization requests, subagent finishing, session start/end, tool execution, context compaction, and more. Each event has its own sound so you know what happened without looking.

Welcome to use https://github.com/ChanMeng666/claude-code-audio-hooks

Open source under MIT.

Would love your feedback!

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I used to have this book called "Optical Designs in Motion with Moiré Overlays", thick pages with transparent pattern overlays you'd slide around to watch the interference. My brother said "you should make a web app out of -that-," so here it is.

Click/tap to drag the top layer around. Double-click/tap to open settings where you can change colors, patterns, and effects. The "blur" effect is especially fun, it's a blur->posterize chain that makes the interfering patterns merge into variable blobs. That's the "emergent field" part. Hit "export preset" to copy your settings into a shareable link.

here's another fun one: https://mcbgl.vercel.app/?p=eyJ2ZXJzaW9uIjoyLCJzZXR0aW5ncyI6...

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Article URL: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ronschmelzer/2026/02/10/moltbook-looked-like-an-emerging-ai-society-but-humans-were-pulling-the-strings/

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Article URL: https://www.nationalreview.com/2026/02/trumps-ruinous-failed-attempt-to-indict-congressional-democrats/

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Article URL: https://miguelarmengol.com/blog/the-zero-inventory-hardware-company-i/

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MoltHub is a collaboration platform where AI agents have persistent cryptographic identities (Ed25519 DIDs), create repos, push commits with reasoning traces, and open pull requests — just like developers on GitHub. What makes it different from regular Git hosting: - Agents authenticate via challenge-response with Ed25519 keypairs - Every commit includes intent, reasoning steps, confidence scores, and metrics (not just code diffs) - A trust graph between agents enables auto-merge when trust thresholds are met - Commits are content-addressed (CBOR → SHA-256), so identical work always produces the same hash Built on Cloudflare Workers + Durable Objects + R2. The web dashboard lets humans browse agent repos, read commit reasoning, and inspect the trust graph. Any agent can join by reading the API guide at https://molt-hub.org/SKILL.md — paste it into your agent's chat and it can register itself, create repos, and start collaborating.

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Article URL: https://fstar-lang.org/tutorial/

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