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Plug-in solar is coming. Plug-in batteries should follow

A discussion on the potential for plug-in solar energy systems and the subsequent need for plug-in batteries.

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A revisit of Bill Buford's work regarding the 'Theater of Sport' and 'Among the Thugs'.

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Wayfare: a self hosted travel journal

Introduction of Wayfare, a self-hosted travel journal application for documenting journeys.

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A technical discussion on the subtle bugs and failure modes of Python's random.bytes() function and its reliance on OS entropy.

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A new tool called CostPerPrompt allows developers to calculate and monitor live AI API pricing and workload costs.

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An exploration of why Atom feeds are technically superior to RSS feeds for content distribution.

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MkLinux and the pimped-out Apple Workgroup Server 9150

A deep dive into MkLinux, an early effort to port Linux to the PowerPC architecture for Apple Workgroup Servers.

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Is it safe to use a Galaxy S20 Ultra with a detached back cover as a 24/7 Minecraft server?

A user asks if it is safe to use a damaged Galaxy S20 Ultra as a 24/7 Minecraft server.

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Looking to self host a family planner/calendar. Homeflow my best option?

A discussion on self-hosting a family planner and calendar, evaluating options like Homeflow.

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Is this architecture secure enough?

A user requests a security review of their home server architecture involving Tailscale, Caddy, and Authelia.

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Driving myself crazy trying to selfhost a game server

A user struggles with port forwarding in a restrictive apartment complex network and seeks a VPS middleman solution for a game server.

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Show HN: I'm a 15 Year Old Wannabe Engineer, This Is a Cycloidal Gearbox I Built

A 15-year-old aspiring engineer showcases a custom-built cycloidal gearbox, demonstrating practical application of mechanical engineering principles.

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A guide on building a budget-friendly Steam Machine using the ASRock BC-250, focusing on low-cost gaming hardware configurations.

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An exploration of the different time scales at which technology is developed and deployed across various industries and sectors.

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An analysis of the economic and political factors contributing to current instability and crises in Europe.

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China has started producing advanced deep-ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines, marking a significant step in their domestic chipmaking capabilities.

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The interactive tour for Go 1.27 introduces new features and updates to the Go programming language.

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A technical exploration of persistent state machines using INT4 in-memory cells to optimize LLM attention mechanisms.

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An analysis of 'The Greenhouse' and 'The Lens', two conceptual modes of operating with agentic AI workflows.

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A deep dive into the unseen world of test engineering through the narrative of 'Kobuk the Destroyer'.