Show HN: Ghost Pepper Meet local meeting transcription and diarization
12 by MattHart88 | 2 comments on Hacker News.
100% local & private transcription engine for macOS. Captures & does speaker diarization. Originally was building as its own app, but can leverage same local models from my original push-to-talk voice transcription product so combined them into one app.
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New ask Hacker News story: My GLM-5.1 coding agent scored 94.3% on LiveCodeBench Lite (348/369)
My GLM-5.1 coding agent scored 94.3% on LiveCodeBench Lite (348/369)
3 by univence | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I’ve been building Univence, a custom autonomous coding agent platform powered by GLM-5.1. We are building this to be a true Replit/Vercel competitor, but with zero vendor lock-in. You can build and develop entirely on our platform alongside our SOTA agent, but you own the code and can deploy it seamlessly to any 3rd-party host like DigitalOcean, Netlify, AWS, or your own VPS. To prove the core agent's capability, we just ran it against the LiveCodeBench Lite dataset (Python split). Here is the breakdown over a blind 369-problem run: Total: 348/369 passed (94.3%) Easy: 138/141 passed (97.9%) Medium: 152/156 passed (97.4%) Hard: 58/72 passed (80.6%) (Note: We achieved that 80% on Hard by engineering the agent's constraints to strictly prioritize optimal time complexities like O(n log n) over brute-force O(n^2), avoiding the Time Limit Exceeded errors that usually trip up standard wrappers). But we aren't just building this for the tech. My co-founder is a Palestinian refugee currently living in the Gaza Strip, and we are launching this to drive immediate humanitarian impact. 100% of the profits from 11 months of the year from this platform will be donated directly to support Palestinian refugees. The agent is this good already, but I have a roadmap of architectural ideas to make it even better. Right now, I'm looking for fast angel funding, compute sponsorships, or strategic partners to help us scale this ASAP. Try it out: https://univence.com Raw JSONL trajectory logs: https://ift.tt/92NWklP Follow our progress & proof of donations: https://ift.tt/YOEu8pn I would love any feedback on the platform or the agent architecture. If you are an investor or want to support the mission, my DMs are open on X, or you can reach us at univenceai@gmail.com.
3 by univence | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I’ve been building Univence, a custom autonomous coding agent platform powered by GLM-5.1. We are building this to be a true Replit/Vercel competitor, but with zero vendor lock-in. You can build and develop entirely on our platform alongside our SOTA agent, but you own the code and can deploy it seamlessly to any 3rd-party host like DigitalOcean, Netlify, AWS, or your own VPS. To prove the core agent's capability, we just ran it against the LiveCodeBench Lite dataset (Python split). Here is the breakdown over a blind 369-problem run: Total: 348/369 passed (94.3%) Easy: 138/141 passed (97.9%) Medium: 152/156 passed (97.4%) Hard: 58/72 passed (80.6%) (Note: We achieved that 80% on Hard by engineering the agent's constraints to strictly prioritize optimal time complexities like O(n log n) over brute-force O(n^2), avoiding the Time Limit Exceeded errors that usually trip up standard wrappers). But we aren't just building this for the tech. My co-founder is a Palestinian refugee currently living in the Gaza Strip, and we are launching this to drive immediate humanitarian impact. 100% of the profits from 11 months of the year from this platform will be donated directly to support Palestinian refugees. The agent is this good already, but I have a roadmap of architectural ideas to make it even better. Right now, I'm looking for fast angel funding, compute sponsorships, or strategic partners to help us scale this ASAP. Try it out: https://univence.com Raw JSONL trajectory logs: https://ift.tt/92NWklP Follow our progress & proof of donations: https://ift.tt/YOEu8pn I would love any feedback on the platform or the agent architecture. If you are an investor or want to support the mission, my DMs are open on X, or you can reach us at univenceai@gmail.com.
New Show Hacker News story: Show HN: Backlit Keyboard API for Python
Show HN: Backlit Keyboard API for Python
8 by itsmeadarsh | 1 comments on Hacker News.
It currently supports Linux as of now. You can use this package to tinker with many things. Let's say, if you want to make a custom notification system, like if your website is down, you can make a blink notification with it. MacOS support is underway. I haven't tested Windows yet, I don't use it anymore btw. In future, if this package reaches nice growth, I'll be happy to make a similar Rust crate for it.
8 by itsmeadarsh | 1 comments on Hacker News.
It currently supports Linux as of now. You can use this package to tinker with many things. Let's say, if you want to make a custom notification system, like if your website is down, you can make a blink notification with it. MacOS support is underway. I haven't tested Windows yet, I don't use it anymore btw. In future, if this package reaches nice growth, I'll be happy to make a similar Rust crate for it.
New ask Hacker News story: Anthropic bans orgs without warning
Anthropic bans orgs without warning
13 by alpinisme | 3 comments on Hacker News.
I work at at an agricultural technology company. On Monday, everyone in our org woke up to emails saying that their Claude accounts had been suspended (~70 users). At first -- since the email was to me, with a link to a Google Form if I personally wanted to appeal -- I thought it must be an individualized ban (at least after deciding it wasn’t a phishing attempt). I couldn’t figure out why, but it set me searching my mind for possible triggers in my recent activity. On Slack, though, it quickly became apparent this was actually an organization-wide ban. And none of us had been warned, including our account admins. We submitted the Google Form, but that was just a black hole. We’re waiting to hear back still a day and a half later. But this is insane for a number of reasons: 1. Banning an organization for the behavior of an individual is a recipe for disaster in a business context. Disgruntled employees, incompetent interns -- anyone could maliciously or accidentally revoke Claude access for the whole business. 2. We didn’t just have a Claude Team plan, we also had an API account, which is paid for separately but had the same admins. The API account continues to allow us to use our API keys and sent us a renewal bill yesterday (after the Team account suspension). But none of our admins can actually view usage or billing, because our email addresses were banned. 3. Banning without warning makes every move dangerous. Was it because we had conversations about fertilizer? GPS satellites? other agriculture-related things? We can’t know and can’t avoid it. We’ve reached out to Anthropic via a number of channels but have received only radio silence. There was a twitter thread about a similar issue (https://ift.tt/xnAWswP), and we tried DM’ing the Anthropic employee who chimed in there. Also no response. I’m sure if we wait long enough we’ll come to some form of resolution here, but you have to ask yourself if this is a platform you can entrust your daily workflows to as a business.
13 by alpinisme | 3 comments on Hacker News.
I work at at an agricultural technology company. On Monday, everyone in our org woke up to emails saying that their Claude accounts had been suspended (~70 users). At first -- since the email was to me, with a link to a Google Form if I personally wanted to appeal -- I thought it must be an individualized ban (at least after deciding it wasn’t a phishing attempt). I couldn’t figure out why, but it set me searching my mind for possible triggers in my recent activity. On Slack, though, it quickly became apparent this was actually an organization-wide ban. And none of us had been warned, including our account admins. We submitted the Google Form, but that was just a black hole. We’re waiting to hear back still a day and a half later. But this is insane for a number of reasons: 1. Banning an organization for the behavior of an individual is a recipe for disaster in a business context. Disgruntled employees, incompetent interns -- anyone could maliciously or accidentally revoke Claude access for the whole business. 2. We didn’t just have a Claude Team plan, we also had an API account, which is paid for separately but had the same admins. The API account continues to allow us to use our API keys and sent us a renewal bill yesterday (after the Team account suspension). But none of our admins can actually view usage or billing, because our email addresses were banned. 3. Banning without warning makes every move dangerous. Was it because we had conversations about fertilizer? GPS satellites? other agriculture-related things? We can’t know and can’t avoid it. We’ve reached out to Anthropic via a number of channels but have received only radio silence. There was a twitter thread about a similar issue (https://ift.tt/xnAWswP), and we tried DM’ing the Anthropic employee who chimed in there. Also no response. I’m sure if we wait long enough we’ll come to some form of resolution here, but you have to ask yourself if this is a platform you can entrust your daily workflows to as a business.
New Show Hacker News story: Show HN: GeoFastMapAPI – open-source Fast vector and raster server for mapmakers
Show HN: GeoFastMapAPI – open-source Fast vector and raster server for mapmakers
2 by rupestre-campos | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hello HN, built this project to unify cutting edge tech for fast vector and raster serving over the web into a single docker compose, using only open source technologies. The main language is python, DB is postgres with postgis, vector tiles made with tippecanoe, satellite image search via STAC and rendered with titiler. OGC API spec is the glue to make it all integrable with existing software like Qgis. The project code was created using ai assistance, following my architecture decisions gathered building (and using) systems to serve large geospatial content. Rather than a job done this is a start, being a base to integrate more tools and allow more analysis in future. Code on github: https://ift.tt/hinm75S
2 by rupestre-campos | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hello HN, built this project to unify cutting edge tech for fast vector and raster serving over the web into a single docker compose, using only open source technologies. The main language is python, DB is postgres with postgis, vector tiles made with tippecanoe, satellite image search via STAC and rendered with titiler. OGC API spec is the glue to make it all integrable with existing software like Qgis. The project code was created using ai assistance, following my architecture decisions gathered building (and using) systems to serve large geospatial content. Rather than a job done this is a start, being a base to integrate more tools and allow more analysis in future. Code on github: https://ift.tt/hinm75S