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dynomight.net•surprisetalk•1h

You can try to like stuff

rubynewbie.org•jvrc•54m

How to Participate in the Ruby Community

meca.sh•Bogdanp•7h

Next.js Is Infuriating

grisp.org•weatherlight•5h

Run Erlang/Elixir on Microcontrollers and Embedded Linux

simonwillison.net•tosh•4d

An LLM is a lossy encyclopedia

causenet.org•geetee•9h

Collecting All Causal Knowledge

worksinprogress.news•bensouthwood•2h

Toronto's Underground Labyrinth

kazeta.org•subliminalpanda•12h

Kazeta: An operating system that brings the console gaming experience of 90s

apnews.com•isaacfrond•4d

Stone Age settlement found under the sea in Denmark

aresluna.org•sohkamyung•4d

The day Return became Enter (2023)

github.com•josephcsible•11h

FreeDroidWarn

businessinsider.com•ripe•19h

Amazon has mostly sat out the AI talent war

aresluna.org•cfcfcf•9h

Keyboards from my collection (2023)

4rknova.com•ibobev•19h

Implementing a Foil Sticker Effect

bowerbyte.com•iamwil•5d

Making Minecraft Spherical

youtube.com•tosh•19h

Patrick Winston: How to Speak (2018) [video]

jetbrains.com•bartekpacia•2h

RubyMine Is Now Free for Non-Commercial Use

ycombinator.com•7h

Kapa.ai (YC S23) is hiring research and software engineers

fosskers.ca•todsacerdoti•3d

Quirks of Common Lisp Types

mozilla.org•keepamovin•3h

What's New with Firefox 142

bearblog.dev•neoromantique•1d

Bear is now source-available

marc.info•brynet•17h

Raspberry Pi 5 support (OpenBSD)

lwn.net•binarycrusader•19h

The future of 32-bit support in the kernel

aresluna.org•kens•4d

Primitive tortureboard: Untangling the myths and mysteries of Dvorak and QWERTY

cloudflare.com•tosh•23h

Cloudflare Radar: AI Insights

github.com•nogajun•10h

WinBoat: Run Windows apps on Linux with seamless integration

github.com•jcbhmr•10h

Intuitive find and replace CLI (sed alternative)

item?id=45093192•whoishiring•23h

Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2025)

arxiv.org•tdchaitanya•21h

Adaptive LLM routing under budget constraints

hugotunius.se•K0nserv•2d

We should have the ability to run any code we want on hardware we own