Show HN: Rdltr – Inbox zero for your reading list

kept by eddie sep 09

The author introduces Rdltr, a read‑later app that aims for inbox‑zero by archiving items after reading, with extensions, AI shortcuts, and a Bun/TypeScript stack.

Show HN: Rdltr – Inbox zero for your reading list
Rdltr offers a reading‑list manager that aims for inbox zero by letting users save, scroll through, and organize articles online, with help docs and open‑source/sync considerations.
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RDLTR :: Read Later
RDLTR is a lightweight reading-list web app (like Safari Reading List) with favicons, Vim bindings, and Passkey support.
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A backdoor in a LinkedIn job offer - Roman Imankulov
A fake recruiter sent a LinkedIn job candidate a GitHub repo with a backdoor that executes on npm install by running a remote-controlled command payload hidden in a test file.
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The surprising attention on sprites, exe.dev, and shellbox - Lalit Maganti
New services like exe.dev, sprites, and shellbox succeed not on price or specs, but by offering frictionless, sandboxed cloud VMs for AI-driven developers who want fast prototyping and instant web service sharing.
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Two hours from idea to a live URL — Chovy's Blog
The author built a free notification site for upcoming games using ESPN's public JSON, a Bun/Hono stack, and learned real‑world bugs only appeared after launch.
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