Homelab/Self-Hosting Reddit SelfHosted

First NAS / Server

A beginner's inquiry regarding building a home server using a Mac Mini and external drives for hosting Immich and Nextcloud.

Other Hacker News

If digital computers are conscious, they are conscious at the hardware level

A discussion exploring the hypothesis that consciousness in digital computers, if it exists, must emerge from the physical hardware level rather than the software layer.

Software Engineering Hacker News

Building a Fast Lock-Free Queue in Modern C++ from Scratch

A deep dive into implementing a high-performance lock-free queue using modern C++ standards, focusing on concurrency and memory ordering.

Tech Business/VC Hacker News

Why I Left Google DeepMind

A personal account detailing the reasons for leaving Google DeepMind, likely touching on organizational culture and the direction of AI research.

Other Hacker News

Shay Locomotives

An article or discussion regarding Shay Locomotives, which appears to be off-topic relative to technical software or hardware news.

Other Hackaday

Neighborhood Bulletin Boards, circa 1982

A retrospective look at early neighborhood digital bulletin boards from 1982 and their role in early community communication.

Software Engineering Phoronix

Ubuntu To Provide Virtualization HWE Stack For Ubuntu 26.04 LTS

Canonical announces a new virtualization hardware enablement (HWE) stack for Ubuntu 26.04 LTS to support modern virtualization and confidential computing features.

Software Engineering Lobste.rs

Conformance vs Comprehension

A conceptual discussion on the difference between conformance to specifications and the actual comprehension of a system or language.

Other Hacker News

The Birth of the American 12-string Guitar

An exploration of the historical origins and development of the American 12-string guitar.

Software Engineering Hacker News

Libsm64: Mario 64 as a library for use in external game engines

Libsm64 allows Super Mario 64 to be integrated as a library into external game engines, enabling new ways to interact with the game.

Software Engineering Hacker News

Show HN: NameThatUI – A quiz game to test your UI design knowledge

NameThatUI is a quiz game designed to test and improve a developer's or designer's knowledge of user interface design.

Software Engineering Hacker News

Modern email can be built from borrowed parts

A discussion on how modern email systems can be constructed using existing, modular components rather than building from scratch.

Software Engineering Hacker News

VLC for Unity now supported on Linux

VLC for Unity now includes official support for Linux platforms, expanding cross-platform media playback capabilities for Unity developers.

AI/ML Hacker News

Elevated errors on Claude Opus 5

Users report an increase in errors and hallucinations when using the Claude Opus 5 model.

AI/ML Ars Technica

Artist sues AI meme generator for selling deeply personal comic as ad template

An artist has filed a lawsuit against an AI meme generator for using a personal comic as an advertisement template without permission.

Cybersecurity Lobste.rs

Most Googlebots are fake

An analysis revealing that many bots claiming to be Googlebots are actually fraudulent agents attempting to scrape data.

Other Lobste.rs

The Productivity Mirage

A critical look at the 'productivity mirage', discussing how perceived efficiency often hides a lack of meaningful output.

Other Lobste.rs

What are you doing this week?

A community thread encouraging users to share their current projects and weekly goals.

Hardware/Chips Hacker News

Boox Go 10.3 (gen II) Lumi: First impressions

A first impressions review of the Boox Go 10.3 (gen II) Lumi e-ink tablet.

Hardware/Chips Phoronix

AMD "Low Power" CPU Core Type Patches Queued Ahead Of Linux 7.3

AMD is introducing new 'low power' CPU core type patches to the Linux kernel, expected to land in version 7.3.