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  1. Show HN: An interactive AI tutorial I wrote for my 11-year-old (learnai.robennals.org)

    I've created an interactive tutorial that teaches how AI models work. I set myself the goal of making it approachable enough that my 11 year old son Isaac can fully understand it. The tutorial aims to be easily…

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  3. Show HN: Broomy – Open-source app for working with many AI agents at once (broomy.org)

    Hi HN, I'm Rob. I built Broomy because I got frustrated with the one-thing-at-a-time workflow of existing coding tools. When I work with AI coding agents, I typically have 5-10 tasks going at once across different…

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  4. Show HN: Histomap Reborn – Interactive visualization of world history (histomap.robennals.org)

    I built a fun little history visualization called Histomap Reborn, inspired by John Sparks’ 1931 Histomap. It shows the relative power of civilizations over time, plus layers for technology, fiction, important people,…

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  5. Going Phoneless (messyprogress.substack.com)
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  6. Using Codex Well (Experiences so far) (messyprogress.substack.com)
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  7. Virtue Is a Vector (messyprogress.substack.com)
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  8. Compromise Coin

    The most compelling argument I’ve seen for cryptocurrency is current forms of electronic money are too easy for governments to monitor and restrict, which creates unacceptable risks of authoritarianism. But then…

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  14. Pro-Social Platforms That Didn't Work (messyprogress.substack.com)
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  15. Eight Pro-Social Platforms That Didn't Work (messyprogress.substack.com)
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  16. Free Speech Is the Wrong Problem (messyprogress.substack.com)
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  17. Ask HN: Intermediate Coding for Kids

    What do people on here think are the best "intermediate-level" tools for teaching kids to code? There are some great beginner-level apps like Box Island, Lightbox and programmable robots. My son loved those, but outgrew…

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