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In the last 19 hours, every AI submission landed in single digits: Tura ("build agent that uses 80% less token," 7), 49IDE (a 2D grid IDE for managing many agents, git trees and issues, 8), Aidress (LangChain integration for cross-agent discovery and trust, 2), Faaah (filesystem as an AI handler, 2), ExpertCache (running the full 63GB GPT-OSS 120B on a 16GB M1 Pro, 2). Algebruh, which cross-checks arithmetic claims against Z3, cvc5, and Lean, tops the AI-adjacent list at 12. Meanwhile the board's actual winners are non-AI: textlog at 195 for a JS-free text-only microblog and Wyzer Programming Language at 216. HN's appetite for another agent wrapper is visibly cooling. Note ExpertCache in particular, though. That's a real result buried under two upvotes.
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