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    BraiNOTES lets students annotate lecture PDFs by hand in the browser▼Show HN: BraiNOTES, handwritten notes on your lecture PDFs in a browser tabYhnCultureGaming3557 min ago

    A developer has released BraiNOTES, an open-source tool that lets users write handwritten notes directly onto lecture PDFs from within a browser tab, with the code available on GitHub. The project was shared on Hacker News under the Show HN banner and is drawing attention for offering a lightweight alternative to dedicated note-taking apps for students working through lecture material.

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    Writer admits defeat trying to leave Emacs for note-taking●I tried to move my notes out of Emacs. I failed. AgainYhnWorldElections4257 min ago

    Blogger Jack Baty describes another failed attempt to move his notes out of Emacs into another tool, writing that he could not stick with the alternatives and returned to his old setup. The piece resonates with readers who keep trying new note-taking apps only to fall back on the same editor.

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    Google builds Antigravity into Gemini app for macOS●Google Antigravity is now built into Gemini app for macOS As part of today’s Gemini 4 Argon rollout, Google is making aMmastodonBusinessStartups19 min ago

    Google has integrated Antigravity into the Gemini app for macOS as part of the rollout of Gemini 4 Argon announced today. The update brings the agent-focused coding environment directly into the desktop Gemini client. Coverage so far is limited to tech outlets sharing the release notes, with commentary focused on how the integration positions Gemini as a broader developer tool on the Mac.

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    Phuzzles turns big personal news into a puzzle●Phuzzles is for news that shouldn't arrive as a lock screen preview. A new puppy, say, or the 20-week scan. You pick theMmastodonTechnologyMobile14 h ago

    A new mobile app called Phuzzles lets people share life-changing personal news — like a pregnancy scan photo or a new puppy — as a jigsaw puzzle rather than a plain notification. Senders choose a photo and add a note, but recipients only see the message once they've assembled the last puzzle piece. The app is free on iPhone and Android.

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