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On Hacker News
points on stories that mention it · window ending 2026-09-27 · source
- 01
≈ 1,931
+30% vs previous window
- 02
≈ 1,858
+22% vs previous window
- 03
≈ 1,785
-16% vs previous window
- 04
≈ 1,694
-19% vs previous window
- 05
≈ 1,667
-2% vs previous window
- 06
≈ 727
+97% vs previous window
- 07
≈ 636
-15% vs previous window
- 08
≈ 430
+71% vs previous window
- 09
≈ 258
-42% vs previous window
- 10
≈ 176
+7% vs previous window
On Hugging Face
downloads (30 days) · window ending 2026-09-28 · source
- 01LTX-2.5
measured as “Lightricks/LTX-2.5”
1,595,377
0% vs previous window
- 02DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash
measured as “deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash”
668,537
+3% vs previous window
- 03NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Diarization
measured as “nvidia/Nemotron-3-Diarization”
26,428
+17% vs previous window
How this is measured
Signals are collected automatically from each source's public API and matched to an index entry only when the measured name is the entry's own name — a brand's pageviews never count for one of its products, and a product family's mentions never count for a single version. “≈” marks counts the source capped or estimated. “First window” means there is no earlier measurement to compare, not that the number is flat. Nothing here is paid placement: rankings are never for sale.
