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We Can't Control the Bots

https://12gramsofcarbon.com/p/tech-things-we-cant-control-the-bots
1•theahura•4m ago•0 comments

Privacy is an underrated advantage in Slack apps

1•alance•8m ago•1 comments

Dots3-Note Preview

https://huggingface.co/dots-studio/dots3-note-prev
1•handfuloflight•10m ago•0 comments

One Moment – A temporary clipboard that lives only in the browser

https://onemoment.me/
1•diosnelayalag•14m ago•0 comments

Attention Through Arithmetic Intensity

https://changyi.fun/posts/attention-arithmetic-intensity/
1•jxmorris12•16m ago•0 comments

Snap Chart AI

https://www.snap-chart.ai/
1•trendyking•20m ago•0 comments

Local+privacy+focus on cache AI CLI and llama.cpp branch + Qwen3.x

https://github.com/alainnothere/privibe/tree/main
1•xlayn•26m ago•1 comments

Parts Pairing Kills Independent Repair (2023)

https://www.ifixit.com/News/69320/how-parts-pairing-kills-independent-repair
2•evolve2k•31m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Mic Drop, a real-time multiplayer karaoke game

https://www.micdrop.gg/
2•johnsillings•33m ago•2 comments

Why Buy It When You Can Print It? A DIY Nation Has a Fix for Broken Doodads

https://www.wsj.com/tech/why-buy-it-when-you-can-print-it-a-diy-nation-has-a-fix-for-broken-dooda...
1•mikhael•36m ago•0 comments

Show HN: I built a native app for coding agents with Rust and GPUI

https://waku.sh
2•0x142857•41m ago•0 comments

Jevons Paradox

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
3•elsewhen•45m ago•0 comments

Just shared my experience building a full marketplace with Claude

https://initacademy.oyakoo.store/products/build-it-with-ai
1•zooboole•47m ago•0 comments

The AI Bubble Is on Its Last Legs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szK9LIGvW1o
2•cable2600•48m ago•0 comments

So I scraped MIT's blog website, and it is false advertising

https://liamis.dev/blogs/MitWebscraper/MitWebscraper.html
1•ForgottenMail•49m ago•2 comments

An Idiot's Guide to Winning Elections

https://outlookzen.com/2026/08/15/an-idiots-guide-to-winning-elections/
2•whack•56m ago•0 comments

ChatGPT lost 22 points of web share in a year

https://aicharts.grok.me/c/market-share
13•echohive42•57m ago•18 comments

The complete AI SEO playbook: from zero to 4.6M impressions in 3 months

https://github.com/TraceCohenTech/ai-seo-playbook
2•t_cohen•59m ago•0 comments

Do Your Emojis Make You Look Old?

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/08/12/upshot/emoji-generations.html
2•momentmaker•1h ago•1 comments

Big Pickle on SWE Atlas – Codebase QnA

https://github.com/PhillipChaffee/big-pickle-swe-atlas
2•phillipchaffee•1h ago•0 comments

Timestamp and WACZ/WARC Script via ArchiveWeb.page

https://gist.github.com/atraining/2f5436d26cc80d66ed5ff1bf23865ddf
2•chelm•1h ago•1 comments

SynthID watermarking and removal methods are a joke

https://medium.com/@vektormemory/synthid-watermarking-and-removal-methods-are-a-joke-6ca5680e51ac
2•vektormemory•1h ago•1 comments

Tea5767-Radio-Tuner

https://github.com/turtushig22-blip/tea5767-radio-tuner
7•turtushig22•1h ago•0 comments

Portal, for securing IoT communication

https://github.com/MaticianInc/portal
2•tacitusarc•1h ago•1 comments

I'm getting into house cleaning. What should I know?

https://refinedservicesgroup.com
2•hunterhandkerch•1h ago•0 comments

Find out what your coding agents cost you

https://github.com/ACE-Engineering/ace-sidecar
1•flyingfishisme•1h ago•0 comments

Rewriting in Rust

https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026/08/10/rewriting-in-rust/
3•worik•1h ago•1 comments

Image and text do not share a coordinate system

https://twitter.com/advprop/status/2088771122707722365
1•apsys•1h ago•0 comments

Tesla drivers are letting their cars take over

https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/tesla-self-driving-car-22384520.php?taid=6a8091bad297...
1•GMoromisato•1h ago•1 comments

Show HN: Snafu: Agentic flow to help you with "naming things" in source code

https://github.com/sebastiancarlos/snafu
1•httbs•1h ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

ChatGPT lost 22 points of web share in a year

https://aicharts.grok.me/c/market-share
13•echohive42•57m ago

Comments

echohive42•57m ago
Worldwide AI-chatbot web visits: ChatGPT 76% → 54%. Gemini 6% → 28%. Claude 1% → 9%. This is not monthly users and not revenue.
andai•17m ago
I understand Claude being niche (until they started running Superbowl ads?), but why'd it take Google this long to start catching up?
fzzzy•15m ago
Because Google's AIs are absolutely awful?
bdangubic•13m ago
they are good enough for 89.56% of ChatGPT users
andxor•13m ago
Really? This just tells me you haven't tried it in a long time. I'd argue it's a much better experience for the average user.
a2ff6eeb0•12m ago
Because they were slow rolling them out, and heavily focused on the profitable corporate customers.
Forgeties79•22m ago
Alternate headline:

“After three years of unprecedented investment including governments, Facebook, and Google dumping money into the promise of AI, ChatGPT still has over 50% of the traffic.”

Also, grok isn’t been on that list, further proving that no serious people use it.

xyzzy_plugh•18m ago
Gemini is actually good enough for pretty much everyone I know who is not in tech and uses Android. These people are downright pleased with Google's AI summaries.

The fact that Google can push Gemini out in so many ways with their existing marketshare is mind boggling. The fact that ChatGPT hasn't lost 50-100% of web share shows it's Google's game to lose at this point.

ipdashc•8m ago
> These people are downright pleased with Google's AI summaries.

Consider me part of "those people", I guess, but are you guys not, at this point? There was a period near the start where they were bad, but I find them perfectly usable now. I'll often open a tab, Google something, and just read the summary because it's basically instant and I don't need any more than just that, a summary.

I'm genuinely confused why people take so much issue with them. Sure they're still wrong sometimes, but it's blatantly obvious when that's the case, and I can just scroll past.

paimapi•5m ago
have you ever done the fun trick of asking any model to adversarially review itself? highly recommended practice for anyone who trusts a one-shot output
Retr0id•3m ago
They're ok. But when I use a search engine it's because I want search results. If I wanted an LLM's interpretation I'd have just asked a search-enabled LLM in the first place.
stingraycharles•8m ago
If only they could make it be wrong less? I know they need to have these results appear in record time, but I wonder the collective damage being done by just how horribly wrong the answer often is.
thot_experiment•16m ago
54% to go, good work team.
razster•4m ago
Meme: "I'm doing my part" Starship Troopers.
Retr0id•14m ago
I think it'd be more informative to see total users per provider, rather than % shares.
AndrewKemendo•13m ago
Given this anyone still thinking Google lost needs to update their belief system
fragmede•6m ago
Lost at what, though? Waymo is gonna pan out but they sold their domain business to squarespace despite having GCP, and Google workspace deletes data when changing billing which is absolutely unacceptable.
0xbadcafebee•9m ago
[delayed]
razster•5m ago
I've been using Gemini as an advance search engine. Their main search with AI isn't that useful but Gemini is. They're the only AI online I will use and just for searching/compiling. For work/development it is Qwen3.8. Then again now that I found out Pi has a web search function I've been using Gemini less and less.