A small idea with an appropriately small interface. The counter is more interesting when the matching rule stays visible. Otherwise people can argue about the number while counting different things.
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Live AI headline counter for Hacker News
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A web tool that tracks and displays a live count of how many new Hacker News headlines mention AI each day, resetting a timer upon each new AI-related headline. It uses Hacker News APIs directly in the browser, without server-side processing or data storage.
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Show HN74 source points · 48 comments
it would be cool to use embeddings to categorize into like 10-20 categories and get a giant pie chart
sharemywin · Imported from Show HN
you could fetch the text from linked blog posts over time and run 'em through pangram, I bet >20% of blogs linked on HN today are totally LLM written
bklosky · Imported from Show HN
Would there be some way to see what percentage of the front page meets those qualifications? I don't browse /new very often, so I have less of an idea of how representative that is. It would be interesting to see if they trend similarly. Thanks for the cool project!
caminanteblanco · Imported from Show HN
I expected this to call out the number of links that are obviously vibe coded, like itself! If you see: - ALL CAPS subheaders - a light beige background - burnt sienna anchor and/or highlight text - a "• LIVE" (or really any pulsing • symbol with an ALL CAPS follow-up) - tons of variation in font sizes (this one has 15 different text sizes!) - more typically, a lot of overexplaining ...you know it's vibe'd, specifically with Claude!
lanewinfield · Imported from Show HN
Interestingly, we can deduce that the actual percentage will always be higher since not everyone uses those labels/words.
noxss · Imported from Show HN