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Posted by hubraumhugo 3 days ago

Show HN: HN Wrapped 2025 - an LLM reviews your year on HN(hn-wrapped.kadoa.com)
I was looking for some fun project to play around with the latest Gemini models and ended up building this :)

Enter your username and get:

- Generated roasts and stats based on your HN activity 2025

- Your personalized HN front page from 2035 (inspired by a recent Show HN [0])

- An xkcd-style comic of your HN persona

It uses the latest gemini-3-flash and gemini-3-pro-image (nano banana pro) models, which deliver pretty impressive and funny results.

A few examples:

- dang: https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/dang

- myself: https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/hubraumhugo

Give it a try and share yours :)

Happy holidays!

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46205632

308 points | 152 commentspage 5
advael 2 days ago|
I like it, though I do notice that like most LLMs it seems to take criticism of LLM rollout kinda personally (actually circa 2023 this was considerably less true across every popular model)

I also think the predictions section seems kinda generic where the roast section felt better-personalized, which seems like a prompting issue

vasco 3 days ago||
> The Contrarian Logic Gate

> A high-frequency debunker who treats every comment thread as a zero-trust environment where empathy is a bug and citing Sartre is a security vulnerability. You are the only person on the planet capable of linking the efficiency of electrical line curvature to the ethics of Anthony Bourdain in a single browsing session.

No I don't! (nice project)

rendall 2 days ago||
I really enjoyed my roast review. I loved the feedback that I'm only 5% helpful and 35% contrarian! I will endeavor to boost that helpfulness percentage next year.

I am surprised at the passion that some seem to feel over their own reviews.

https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/rendall

triclops200 2 days ago||
Honestly, not cool.

Mine "roasted" me by making fun of the fact I never finished a PhD, despite that being due to medical and other life circumstances that were well outside my control, including, but not limited to, some issues related to the fact I was a woman trying to get into academia who experienced the kinds of behaviors from people in the department which are not really suitable for polite discussion.

Additionally, it roasted me for building a project to "avoid the outdoors," which is another incredibly demeaning thing to say to someone who explicitly created that project because she was too medically unwell to be able to go outside as much as she wished and wanted to bring a bit of the outdoors inside. Very lame, definitely missed the mark.

The elisp and common lisp notes were on point, though, and did get a chuckle out of me.

stonecharioteer 2 days ago|
Mine made fun of my hearing loss. And ignored the fact I reached the front page 3 times in October.
ValentineC 2 days ago||
Bug: Had some trouble at first since I entered the lowercase version of my username, but it wants the properly-capitalised version.

It would be nice if the username field was case-insensitive, since I think HN's username input is.

HPsquared 2 days ago||
You could perhaps do something with the maths and find who is your 'nearest match' or similar.
9dev 2 days ago||
> You spent three paragraphs arguing why estimation is a vital business requirement only to follow up by suggesting the world is an entropic chaos where nobody is actually in charge, which is a really convenient way to explain why your sprint is three weeks late.

Gosh I love it.

rpdillon 23 hours ago||
This is genuinely great! Like others, it did overindex on a few comments, and I think that's a great way to display LLMs weaknesses. But overall, really loved the roasts, predictions, and all the rest. Nice job!

> For someone who claims to never use AI to write comments, you sure do love spending three paragraphs explain-testing why a specific LLM hallucination was a moral failure of the Google Docs UI team rather than just using a search bar like a normal person.

> You have a literal fetish for the Linux filesystem and treat the ability to 'drag a photo into a folder' like it's a human right on par with the Geneva Convention while acting like the New York Times lawyers are the final bosses of a dystopian RPG.

https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/rpdillon

jonwinstanley 3 days ago||
Hahaha - this is genuinely funny. Not sure I've seen LLM content be actually this witty before.
chr15m 2 days ago|
The true path to AGI.
hereme888 1 day ago|
Hilarious. A post I'd upvote in 2035: "Microsoft Windows 14 now requires a daily blood sacrifice to disable telemetry."
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