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Show HN: Hacker News with AI stories filtered out
a month ago
- hcker.news is a better Hacker News reader with advanced search and filtering options.
- Users can search stories and comments by title, URL, text, author, and more.
- Sorting options include popular and recent, and time filters from 24h to year.
- Example search queries provided: sqlite, rust, distributed systems, etc.
- Features include recent comments, story text search, and author name matching.
- Navigation links: extension, changelog, following, notes, feeds, about, sync.
- User actions available: load more, flag, favorite, hide, and view context.
Kagi releases official Kagi Assistant apps
2 months ago
- Kagi Assistant is now available as native iOS and Android apps, allowing users to ask questions, browse the web, work with files, and conduct research on mobile.
- Users can now report assistant responses directly from the conversation using a thumbs-down button, with the full thread shared for review and automatically deleted after 30 days.
- New data controls let users export or permanently delete all their threads from Settings.
- Kagi Search has been polished with clearer controls and a new currency conversion widget for exchange rates directly in search results.
- Numerous bug fixes and improvements were applied across Kagi Search, Assistant, Translate, and News.
How to easily dig through the Epstein files yourself
2 months ago
- Prem Thakker and the author published an article in Zeteo analyzing the latest Epstein dataset released by the House Oversight Committee.
- The dataset is 26,000 documents, 40GB in size, implicating elites like Trump, Bannon, Thiel, and Summers.
- Zeteo created a searchable version using Google Pinpoint, which indexes documents and allows entity extraction by names, organizations, locations, and timestamps.
- Users can search the dataset themselves, e.g., by phrases like 'dog that hasn't barked' to find Epstein's email about Trump.
- Multiple filters can be combined, such as filtering by both 'Jeffrey Epstein' and 'Steven Bannon' to see 79 documents mentioning both.
- The author encourages readers to contact them on Signal if they find anything interesting.
Hister: Own Search Engine
2 months ago
- Hister is a privacy-focused, self-hosted search tool that indexes web pages, browser history, and local files with full-text and semantic search capabilities.
- Features include automatic capture of visited websites, advanced querying options, offline result previews, support for multiple users, and browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox.
- It emphasizes data privacy by keeping all information local, with no telemetry or third-party services, and includes tools like content rules and a terminal UI for enhanced usability.

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How to easily dig through the Epstein files yourself

Hister: Own Search Engine