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2-Tier Monitor Stand Riser w/ Drawer & Pen Holders Desk Organizer for $24 + free shipping w/ Prime

<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1788915479-711t_jw45tl.jpg?h=125&w=125' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="This OPNICE monitor stand is $23.99, down from its $29.99 list price and matching its all-time low on Amazon. It combines a two-tier riser with a built-in drawer and two pen holders, giving desk storage alongside the height boost for a monitor or laptop. The carbon steel frame is rated to hold up to 44 lb. Shipping is free for Prime members. "><p>This OPNICE monitor stand is $23.99, down from its $29.99 list price and matching its all-time low on Amazon. It combines a two-tier riser with a built-in drawer and two pen holders, giving desk storage alongside the height boost for a monitor or laptop. The carbon steel frame is rated to hold up to 44 lb. Shipping is free for Prime members. Buy Now at Amazon</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="Two-tier design raises a monitor or laptop to a more comfortable height Includes a storage drawer and two hanging pen holders Made of carbon steel with a powder-coated matte black finish Holds up to 44 lb. Measures 14.1" x 9.1" x 5.6" Includes four height-adjustable, non-slip pads to protect desk surfaces"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>Two-tier design raises a monitor or laptop to a more comfortable height</li> <li>Includes a storage drawer and two hanging pen holders</li> <li>Made of carbon steel with a powder-coated matte black finish</li> <li>Holds up to 44 lb.</li> <li>Measures 14.1" x 9.1" x 5.6"</li> <li>Includes four height-adjustable, non-slip pads to protect desk surfaces</li> </ul> </div>

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Show HN: SiteTell: finds the areas of your site that read as AI-generic

Hey everyone, I built this product called SiteTell. You put in your website url, it returns a list of all of the things across the site that get flagged as likely to be AI-written/AI-generic. It works against a curated rule set (which will obviously get updated as AI models update and evolve) and then you can fix these issues and get a PDF/CSV/JSON file that you can download to either take the suggested fixes yourself and apply them, or use the CSV/JSON file to drop into your agent for it to fix autonomously within minutes. I actually ran it through my first copy of SiteTell and my rule set gave me an overall score of 6/100. Woops.<p>Google updated its core rules in February 2026. The important thing to note is that it does not punish AI-written content. It instead punishes thin content, or generic content. The stuff that AI will typically write if you don't go and edit it after. SiteTell can fix this by taking these generic, common issues such as stock AI openers (think 'in today's fast paced world'), AI vocabulary (see 'seamlessly integrates') or far more subtle things that once you notice, you see everywhere. For example, consecutive paragraphs within 8 or so words of the same length.<p>The other way I think SiteTell helps is through trust. Increasingly if you go to a landing page, or even a whole site, that reads generically and has the typical AI tells (em-dashes etc...) it instantly loses some amount of intangible trust with the customer which could be costing you customers if you run a site with a lot of written copy. SiteTell also aims to fix this.<p>The rule set is really the main product in my opinion. It's about 200 rules covering vocabulary, sentence structure, hedging, and some layout patterns, built from public slop-word lists, a corpus diff against pre-2022 marketing copy, and a lot of manual tuning against real sites. False positives are the hard part, particularly with technical writing where precise language reads as formulaic. Because of the false positive situation, if a user chooses to go through with the fixes they can pick and choose what parts actually need fixing. The customer gets granular control and gets to essentially remove the false positives before the fix stage.<p>Detection is pure regex and heuristics, so scanning is free and needs no signup. Rewrites cost money because they hit an API, so those are paid.<p>Stack is Next.js, Supabase, Gemini Flash for the rewrites only.

Show HN: Fraise: a memory database for AI agents

Fraise is a memory database for AI agents — a single binary that stores facts as a temporal graph of facts, topics and entities, queried in a small language with two verbs:<p>``` remember 'acme moved to annual billing' topic:billing entity:acme recall billing entity:acme since:30d top:5 ```<p>Two verbs because the caller pays for every token it reads back. A recall is ranked and capped rather than exhaustive, with recent facts outranking older ones.<p>Unlike most memory layers that use existing databases (vector, graph) to index data, Fraise provides a lightweight, no infrastructure layer that is designed to be used directly by agents: hence the simple query language to manage memory.<p>Fraise has a hybrid (graph, text and vector) retrieval engine: text and vector are used to find seeds, which are starting points for the graph search. The Fraise graph is bipartite: facts linked to entities and / or topics.<p>It ships an MCP server (that I actually use now with my Claude Code sessions). Which means that memory persists across sessions. You can use `claude mcp add fraise -- fraise mcp` to set it up. It also supports Codex (all instructions available in the docs).<p>I benchmarked it against mem0, Letta, Graphiti, EverOS and cognee on LoCoMo, with every system ingesting the same conversations using the same extraction model and the same embedding model, and answering the same questions. Retrieval recall at k=10: 0.893 against a best of 0.897, at 0.18s p50 (twice as fast as the next system) and about a third of the tokens of the highest scorer. Scalability-wise, writes are essentially linear, but reads grow linearly with vertex degree (e.g. a topic with 30K facts attached costs about 55× than one with 500).<p>This is 0.1.0 so plenty of work to do. As mentioned above, scalability with adversarial graph topologies, but also persistency: for now Fraise is in memory with no file storage. This is the first feature for 0.2.0.<p>If this is a topic that is of interest, I'd love to chat, or if you have any feedback feel free to reach out!<p>Repo: <a href="https://github.com/FraiseHQ/fraise" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/FraiseHQ/fraise</a> Docs: <a href="https://docs.getfraise.dev" rel="nofollow">https://docs.getfraise.dev</a>

Show HN: FFmpeg Commander – A command generator for common encoding workflows

I originally built this around 7 years ago in Vue2 and Bootstrap as a simple static frontend tool to generate common ffmpeg commands.<p>I recently ported it over to Vite/React/Tailwind via Claude (Opus 5) and thought it did a pretty good job. So figured I'd re-share it again as V2.<p>Quite impressed how fast AI was able to port this over. It made me think about revitalizing some old projects. :)

Ask HN: Is there anything worth developing with AI?

The training data is excellent (all the training data code is tested and working, thanks humans). The output of the AI can be automatically tested for validity (working or not). I don't think anyone going to write code from now on (for what?).Corporations can develop new features quickly for existing products. Great, but is there anything missing? From fb, gmail, whatever? Are these software so complicated it's impossible to maintain anymore by humans? The tech debt is so big a new fea

Show HN: Deja - predicts your next shell command without an LLM

Hi everyone I just created Deja, a tool that instead of only surfacing commands that start with what you've typed, suggest what you actually want to run. I built it because I was using zsh autosuggestions but got tired of typing the same commands again and again. So Deja predicts your next command from your history. Let me know what you think

Frigidaire 7.0-Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer for $205 + free shipping

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Taco Bell $25 Gift Card for $20 + email delivery

<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1788913145-8ed38f6b-1343-4ce1-8d79-89111ab2260a-c7eeeaed1a5383facf4a4a367b138f92.avif?h=125&w=125' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="This Taco Bell gift card sells for $20, $5 off its $25 value. It can be redeemed on TacoBell.com, through the Taco Bell mobile app, or in-store, with no fees or expiration date. Delivery is via email. "><p>This Taco Bell gift card sells for $20, $5 off its $25 value. It can be redeemed on TacoBell.com, through the Taco Bell mobile app, or in-store, with no fees or expiration date. Delivery is via email. Buy Now at Sam's Club</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="$25 gift card value delivered by email Redeemable on TacoBell.com, the Taco Bell mobile app, or in-store No expiration date and no fees Non-reloadable gift card Digital delivery arrives shortly after purchase No returns or refunds on digital gift cards"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>$25 gift card value delivered by email</li> <li>Redeemable on TacoBell.com, the Taco Bell mobile app, or in-store</li> <li>No expiration date and no fees</li> <li>Non-reloadable gift card</li> <li>Digital delivery arrives shortly after purchase</li> <li>No returns or refunds on digital gift cards</li> </ul> </div>

Two Dozen Red Roses Bouquet for From $56 + free shipping for Passport members

<img src='https://d.dlnws.com/64599/1788912774-90926mrdv4x.jpg?h=125&w=114' style='float: left;vertical-align: top;margin: 0 8px 8px 0'><div class="snippet summary" title="This bouquet of two dozen red roses starts at $55.99, down from $79.99. The roses are farm-fresh and shipped in a signature box designed to keep them protected and fresh upon arrival. Options to add a red or clear vase are also available at their own discounted prices. Passport Celebrations members get free shipping, and it's $19.99 for your first year."><p>This bouquet of two dozen red roses starts at $55.99, down from $79.99. The roses are farm-fresh and shipped in a signature box designed to keep them protected and fresh upon arrival. Options to add a red or clear vase are also available at their own discounted prices. Passport Celebrations members get free shipping, and it's $19.99 for your first year. Buy Now at 1-800-Flowers</p></div> <div class="snippet features" title="Two dozen farm-fresh red roses Shipped in a signature packaging box designed to preserve freshness Available as bouquet only, or with a red or clear vase Option to add a personalized greeting card"> <div class="content-section-header">Features</div> <ul class="content-section-list"> <li>Two dozen farm-fresh red roses</li> <li>Shipped in a signature packaging box designed to preserve freshness</li> <li>Available as bouquet only, or with a red or clear vase</li> <li>Option to add a personalized greeting card</li> </ul> </div>

Go Power GoLite Folding Electric Bike for $520 + free shipping w/ Prime

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