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Show Hacker News Weekly highlights the top creations shared by Hacker News contributors each week. This curated list showcases innovative projects, tools, and resources that have gained traction within the Hacker News community.
Each week, the 10 highest-rated "Show HN" submissions are selected, ensuring that only the most interesting and valuable content is featured. These projects range from software libraries and web applications to hardware prototypes and creative endeavors.
The goal of Show Hacker News Weekly is to provide a convenient way for developers, entrepreneurs, and technology enthusiasts to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations in the tech world. By aggregating the best "Show HN" submissions, it saves users time and effort in discovering new and exciting projects.
This edition covers the week of May 10, 2026, to May 16, 2026, featuring projects such as 'let-go' (a Clojure-like language in Go), 'rust-but-lisp', a web server in assembly, an index of indie web/blog indexes, a TikTok-like platform for scientific papers, 'Statewright' (visual state machines for AI agents), 'Needle' (a distilled Gemini Tool Calling model), a public ODoH relay, a neural net learning to play Snake, and a tool to find the best local LLM for your hardware.
Explore these projects, contribute to the discussions on Hacker News, and discover the next big thing in technology. Subscribe to the daily email or RSS feed to never miss an update.
Previous weeks and months are archived, giving you access to a wealth of information and inspiration. Dive into the archives and explore the history of "Show HN" submissions.
Whether you're looking for new tools to use, projects to contribute to, or simply want to stay informed about the latest trends, Show Hacker News Weekly is the perfect resource for keeping your finger on the pulse of the Hacker News community.
