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Human Emacs
Human Emacs is a potential fork of GNU Emacs featuring contributions generated by Large Language Models.
‘Asia's cleanest village’ bans tourists on Sundays
A village in Asia has implemented a ban on tourists on Sundays to maintain cleanliness and tranquility.
Claude is just Mr. Meeseeks
A discussion comparing the behavior and helpfulness of the AI model Claude to the fictional character Mr. Meeseeks.
Collaboration Networks in Brazilian Computer Science
An analysis of collaboration networks within the Brazilian computer science community.
Manifest Man
A piece discussing the concept of 'Manifest Man', likely related to software manifest files or a conceptual technical discussion.
Get your ESP32 Sunny Side Up with this Solar Dev Board
A new solar-powered development board for ESP32, designed for versatile low-power applications.
Voltmeter-Based Floating Point Calculator Does It In Style
An electromechanical floating point calculator, the Calcumator 2000, which uses voltmeter readouts for calculations.
The Death of Physical Media and the Real Challenges to Software Archiving
An exploration of the challenges surrounding software archiving in an era where physical media is becoming obsolete.
DIY Steam Controller Puck Offers Xbox, Switch, PlayStation Emulation Modes
A DIY project that creates a custom Steam Controller puck supporting emulation modes for Xbox, Switch, and PlayStation.
Graviton5 Outperforming Intel Xeon Granite Rapids But Falls Short Of AMD EPYC Turin
Performance benchmarks comparing AWS Graviton5 CPUs against Intel Xeon Granite Rapids and AMD EPYC Turin.
FreeBSD Desktop Installer Option Working Through NVIDIA Driver Handling, Licensing
FreeBSD is working on integrating a KDE-based desktop installer option, navigating NVIDIA driver and licensing hurdles.
California rocked by another earthquake that will unleash the Big One
A report on an earthquake in California and the potential for a larger seismic event.
The infinite scroll may become endangered if controversial Calif. law passes
A proposed California law may restrict the use of infinite scroll on digital platforms.
Show HN: I built a one-prompt hackathon platform, free entry, sponsored prizes
A developer introduces a one-prompt hackathon platform with free entry and sponsored prizes.
Apple sues OpenAI after ex-engineer allegedly used bug to steal trade secrets
Apple is suing OpenAI over allegations that a former engineer stole trade secrets using a bug.
Solution to Feynman's reverse sprinkler puzzle also applies to "silly sprinklers"
A new study applies the 'momentum flux theory' to solve the reverse sprinkler puzzle and other related fluid dynamics issues.
States sue to block Paramount/WBD merger that was approved by Trump admin
Several states are suing to block the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery.
Tom Cruise is utterly transformed in Digger trailer
Tom Cruise appears in the trailer for the movie Digger, showcasing significant visual transformations.
Using Your Own RBMK Reactor Control Center At Home
The Chornobyl Family is recreating an RBMK reactor control room and its SKALA industrial control system for home use.
It’s A Spectrum, With An RP2350 ULA
A project using the RP2350 chip to create a custom ULA for an 8-bit machine keyboard.
