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The Best Health Agent Won't Start From Zero

The Best Health Agent Won't Start From Zero My dad bought something on Facebook Marketplace with Meta's Muse helping him through it. Other than ChatGPT voice, that was his first time using AI that actually does things for him. He called me afterwards and he was blown away. That call stuck with me. For most people, Muse or something like it will be their first agent. And once you've had one, you start wanting it everywhere, including in your health. So this post is about what a personal health agent should look like, where the consumer agents get stuck, and why I think the real opening is new,

Hadi Javeed's blog · EN

I start to like AI art

I've always had this thing for visuals. I studied art and architecture, spent years learning to see the world through composition, proportion, light. I even wear Figma cap! That instinct to create never really left, it just ran out of room somewhere between deadlines and everything else life piles on. Honestly, for a long time I thought AI image tools were just a cute toy. Fun to poke at for five minutes, nothing serious. And I get why people feel that way: you can spot lazy AI slop from a mil

Blog by Sergey Kaplich · EN

Show HN: Confetti – Start designing hardware with plain English prompts

Hey HN! We're Tianyi and Lucas from Confetti (YC F26) ( https://confetti.build/ ). We’re building a platform that helps you turn your ideas into physical things using plain English. Take a look at a quick demo video here: https://youtu.be/UhtAs4mg5O8 Making hardware has always required layers of expertise: learning modeling software, sourcing compatible components, designing enclosures, wiring, firmware, and finding someone to manufacture it all. We experienced this firsthand while prototyping a home AI device we wanted to build. We didn't have too much experience in hardware and every step op

Show HN · EN

TanStack Start is finally stable

#​494 — October 23, 2026 Read on the Web React Status TanStack Start Reaches 1.0 After a year as a release candidate, TanStack Start 1.0 is officially stable . Tanner Linsley explains how it grew out of TanStack Router , and is candid about RSC, which felt like "this box we had to check to be taken seriously as a React framework" , and which tanstack.com itself no longer uses. Plus: 📊 The same app in Start and Next.js 16.4, benchmarked – Start handled 2.9x-8.6x more dynamic requests and built ~1.7x faster with type-checking included. 🚚 Moving over? There are official guides for migrating fro

React Status · EN