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- 254My Self-Hosting Setup (codecaptured.com)
- 10Pimping My Casio: Part Deux (blog.jgc.org)
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- 174How to write Rust in the Linux kernel: part 3 (lwn.net)
- 63Advertising Without Signal: The Rise of the Grifter Equilibrium (gojiberries.io)
- 230Asynchrony is not concurrency (kristoff.it)
- 68Bun adds pnpm-style isolated installation mode (github.com)
- 207Meta says it won’t sign Europe AI agreement, calling it an overreach (cnbc.com)
- 52Debcraft – Easiest way to modify and build Debian packages (optimizedbyotto.com)
- 62Mr Browser – Macintosh Repository file downloader that runs directly on 68k Macs (macintoshrepository.org)
- 143Silence Is a Commons by Ivan Illich (1983) (davidtinapple.com)
- 53Zig's New Writer (openmymind.net)
- 53C++: Zero-cost static initialization (cofault.com)
- 145Broadcom to discontinue free Bitnami Helm charts (github.com)
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- 136Wii U SDBoot1 Exploit “paid the beak” (consolebytes.com)
- 4The Bitter Lessons Behind Kimi Researcher's Taste (medium.com)
- 70Multiplatform Matrix Multiplication Kernels (burn.dev)
- 78Microsoft Office is using an artificially complex XML schema as a lock-in tool (blog.documentfoundation.org)
- 186EPA says it will eliminate its scientific research arm (nytimes.com)
- 50Ccusage: A CLI tool for analyzing Claude Code usage from local JSONL files (github.com)
- 17Cats as Horror Movie Villains (gwern.net)
- 181Trying Guix: A Nixer's impressions (tazj.in)
- 111A New Geometry for Einstein's Theory of Relativity (quantamagazine.org)
- 98Show HN: Molab, a cloud-hosted Marimo notebook workspace (molab.marimo.io)
- 295AI capex is so big that it's affecting economic statistics (paulkedrosky.com)
- 116Hyatt Hotels are using algorithmic Rest “smoking detectors” (twitter.com)
- 21The Great Unracking: Saying goodbye to the servers at our physical datacenter (stackoverflow.blog)