Show HN: Cs16.css – CSS library based on Counter Strike 1.6 UI

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Wild – A fast linker for Linux

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Wild is a fast Rust linker for development, but it lacks incremental linking. It's recommended to use GNU ld or LLD for production and Wild for development on x86-64 Linux.

Ask HN: Why buy domains and 301 redirect them to me?

The person is likely trying to increase their domain's authority and traffic by redirecting multiple domains to example.com, possibly for resale or to create a phishing attack in the future. This setup could be a precursor to a phishing attack or an attempt to sell the domains to you.

A phishing attack involving g.co, Google's URL shortener

How far can you get in 40 minutes from each subway station in NYC?

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How far can you get in 40 minutes from each subway station in New York City? Hover over a station to see how much of the city is accessible within 40 minutes by subway and walking.

Show HN: Lightpanda, an open-source headless browser in Zig

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Lightpanda is a fast web automation tool for AI agents and LLM training with minimal memory footprint. It's a headless browser written in Zig that can be used for scraping and testing.

Snowdrop OS – a homebrew operating system from scratch, in assembly language

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Snowdrop OS is a 16-bit real mode operating system for the IBM PC architecture, designed and developed from scratch using x86 assembly language. It includes various utilities and games, with 31 versions of the OS featuring improvements such as multi-tasking, GUI framework, and BASIC interpreter.

Build It Yourself

The author wants a shift in the way developers view dependencies, focusing on writing code that doesn't need frequent updates and celebrating minimal dependencies. They argue that relying on many dependencies can lead to maintenance issues and security problems.

Subpixel Snake [video]

How I Use Home Assistant in 2025

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The user has been using Home Assistant for 7 years, starting with a small apartment setup and now managing over 100 devices in their home, including smart lights and thermostatic radiator valves. They have optimized their adaptive lighting setup using an AI coding assistant and are now working on upgrading their radiators with smart TRVs to achieve optimal temperature control in each room.

The State of Vim

The user appreciates an informative update on the state of the Vim project after Bram Moolenaar's passing and praises the reorganization of the project by contributors. They also value the LWN articles and think the subscription fee is worth it, but are disappointed by the disingenuous arguing in a discussion about adding support for the tree-sitter parser generator to Vim.

PhysicsForums and the Dead Internet Theory

PhysicsForums, a scientific community founded in 2001, has been compromised by the addition of 115,000 AI-generated posts attributed to human users, diluting the value of human contributions and altering the site's history. The community's integrity is at risk as users' identities and efforts are hijacked for the sake of website survival.

New book-sorting algorithm almost reaches perfection

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Computer scientists have developed a new algorithm to efficiently organize books on a shelf, reducing the time it takes to add a new book. The algorithm combines randomness and limited history dependence to achieve an average insertion time close to the theoretical ideal.

A WebAssembly compiler that fits in a tweet

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A WebAssembly compiler was implemented in JavaScript with a goal of minimizing its size, eventually reducing it from 269 bytes to 192 bytes. The compiler takes an arithmetic expression in reverse polish notation and compiles it into a valid WebAssembly module, with the process explained step by step to make the code more readable.

Every System is a Log: Avoiding coordination in distributed applications

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The article discusses how to simplify distributed application complexity by avoiding distributed coordination and using a single log to track events and state, making it easier to implement robust logic and guarantee strong invariants. This approach is implemented in Restate, an open-source system that uses a log to drive event-driven execution, retries, and state management, providing a ...

UI is hell: four-function calculators

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The user discusses the challenges of implementing a simple calculator with various edge cases such as operator precedence, implicit equals, and sign changes. They explore different design approaches and quirks of old calculators, highlighting the complexities of creating a user-friendly interface for basic arithmetic operations.

The hidden complexity of scaling WebSockets

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Compose uses WebSockets to power its backend SDKs for low-latency interactive applications, but scaling them requires robust reconnection logic and a delicate process to maintain near-zero downtime. Key strategies include using custom close messages, exponential backoff, and heartbeat mechanisms to prevent thundering herd issues and stale connections.

Trying out Zed after more than a decade of Vim/Neovim

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The user is trying out Zed, a new editor, after 15 years of using Neovim, due to its simplicity and ease of use. They want to integrate LLMs into their workflow without the hassle of plugins and configuration.

Weierstrass's Monster

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Karl Weierstrass introduced a function in 1872 that challenged the foundations of calculus, showing continuity without differentiability. His work led to a new standard for calculus, rooted in precise analysis, and revealed the existence of "monsters" in mathematics with practical applications.

A very Chicago gamble

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Chicago is offering a stock investment in its new casino, Bally's Chicago, with a valuation of $1 billion, but critics argue this is too low and the investment is predatory, with investors facing significant debt and potential tax liabilities. The investment is only available to minority investors, with the city defining minority status on an ad-hoc basis, raising concerns about racial ...

Little Snitch feature nobody knows about

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User installed Little Snitch on a new M4 MacBook Pro to monitor internet connections, but noticed Safari silently connecting to Google's ssl.gstatic.com. User created a Little Snitch rule to deny these connections, but it caused issues with Gmail authentication, leading to a workaround using the "via" rule feature.

Show HN: Onit – Source-available ChatGPT Desktop with local mode, Claude, Gemini

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Onit is a local AI assistant for macOS, offering universal access, provider freedom, and local processing with customizable options. It allows users to chat with models running locally without internet and supports extensions for community sharing.

Lightpanda: Headless browser designed for AI and automation

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Lightpanda is a fast web automation tool for AI agents and LLM training with minimal memory footprint. It's a headless browser written in Zig that can be used for scraping and testing.

'Never seen anything like this' – NIH meetings and travel halted abruptly

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US health-research community is in turmoil due to Donald Trump's administration cancelling research-grant reviews and travel for scientists at the National Institutes of Health. This pause may freeze 80% of the agency's $47 billion budget, devastating early-career researchers and hindering the agency's mission.

Show HN: A new native app for 20 year old OS X

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Uppercut was inspired by Pandora, the modern way to connect to Xbins created by Team Resurgent. While Pandora represents the future of connecting to Xbins, Uppercut is a nostalgic throwback to how we might have accessed these resources in 2005.

Supercharge SQLite with Ruby Functions

SQLite can call user-defined functions (UDFs) from a host application, allowing for custom logic in SQL queries. By exposing Ruby code to SQLite, developers can create UDFs that perform tasks like generating IDs, regex matching, and statistical calculations, but these functions are not portable and require direct access to the database.

Anatomy of a Formal Proof

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The author uses a proof assistant called Lean to formally prove a theorem about linear independence of eigenvectors, which states that if two vectors are eigenvectors of a linear map with distinct eigenvalues, then they are linearly independent. The author also explores how to generalize this theorem to arbitrary families of eigenvectors and discusses the benefits and challenges of ...

We Need to Talk About Docker Hub

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Docker Hub's changes and lack of communication led to reconsidering the use of Docker Hub. The Linuxserver project is now considering alternative registries due to Docker's renewal process issues.

Bluesky's science takeover: 70% of Nature poll respondents use platform

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Nature readers who responded to a poll show 70% use Bluesky, a platform similar to X, with 53% having left X due to toxicity and misinformation. Many praise Bluesky for its safer, more civil environment, but some criticize it as a leftwing echo chamber.

Threlte 8

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Threlte 8 is released with improved performance, flexibility, and developer experience, featuring new features and updates in @threlte/core and other packages. It introduces a clear path for using WebGPU and includes a visual editing tool, Threlte Studio, with a guided tour.

The past, present, and future of UI at GitHub

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Joel, a software engineer at GitHub, shares three lessons learned from working on the company's UI architecture, including the importance of considering native as the new baseline and the need to budget for UI complexity. He recommends reusing existing design systems and not reinventing the wheel, citing the high cost of frontend code complexity and the benefits of standardizing UI experiences.

AI isn't going to kill the software industry

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The author believes that software developers will not become obsolete with the rise of AI, but rather their job will change and become more efficient, unlocking more opportunities for development and economic growth. By learning how to work with AI tools and focusing on skills like architecture, design, and product development, software developers can adapt to the changing industry and thrive ...

Cloud Virtualization: Red Hat, AWS Firecracker, and Ubicloud internals

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The authors of this blog post describe four reference architectures for virtualization: Red Hat, AWS Firecracker, Ubicloud, and AWS Nitro, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. They also explain the terminology and concepts used in virtualization, including hypervisors, VMMs, device drivers, and workload isolation.

Autodesk partially restores old forum posts

Autodesk's recent archiving changes have been met with criticism from users who feel that the company is not properly considering the impact of removing old posts and that the criteria for deciding which posts to keep are questionable. Users are calling for a more transparent and timely communication approach, including acknowledging past mistakes and taking corrective action, and are ...

Hackers get $886,250 for 49 zero-days at Pwn2Own Automotive 2025

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Security researchers collected $886,250 at Pwn2Own Automotive 2025 by exploiting 49 zero-days in automotive software and products. Summoning Team's Sina Kheirkhah won with 30.5 Master of Pwn points and $222,250 in cash awards.

Trae: AI Code Editor from ByteDance

Trae is an adaptive AI IDE that transforms how you work, collaborating with you to run faster.

All federal agencies ordered to terminate remote work–ideally within 30 days

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Federal agencies must end remote work options and return to office by a deadline set by a Trump-era memo, with plans due by Friday. The memo cites a report criticizing the Biden administration's approach to remote work, saying it has harmed agency missions and local economies.

The Nix NGI Team: Advancing Open Source with Nix

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The Nix@NGI team aims to make open source software easy to run by integrating over 1200 NLnet-funded projects with the Nix ecosystem. They will build a comprehensive collection of development environments, libraries, and services to achieve this goal.

Peanut Butter Day: Going Nuts over NIST's Standard Reference Peanut Butter (2016)

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NIST develops standard reference materials to help food manufacturers accurately label products with nutritional information. These materials ensure that tests are properly calibrated, providing consumers with reliable information about the foods they buy.

VIC 20 Elite

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VIC 20 Elite is a port of the C-64 version, with VIC 20 specific code and some features left out due to memory limitations. It includes 30 ships, 27 unique designs, and features like suns, but omits extended planet descriptions and pause mode options.

Supercharge vector search with ColBERT rerank in PostgreSQL

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ColBERT improves search accuracy by retaining nuanced information at the token level, but requires more computing power and storage. It can be combined with sentence-level vector search for efficiency and high-quality results.

South Korea's Democracy Saved Itself (2024)

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South Korean democracy faced a crisis when President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law, but was thwarted by legislators and civil society within hours. The rapid response demonstrates the strength of South Korea's democratic institutions and networks.

Court rules FBI's warrantless searches violated Fourth Amendment

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US District Judge LaShann DeArcy Hall ruled that the FBI's warrantless searches of communications seized under Section 702 of FISA are unconstitutional. The ruling requires a warrant for querying US persons' data, but allows exceptions for national security emergencies.

Life expectancy/years of life lost in adults w ADHD in UK: matched cohort study

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Adults with diagnosed ADHD in the UK experience a 6.78-year life expectancy deficit for males and 8.64-year deficit for females compared to the general population. This is likely due to modifiable risk factors and unmet support and treatment needs.

C++26: Pack Indexing

C++26 introduces pack indexing as a core language feature, allowing extraction of individual elements from a pack using the subscript operator. This feature is proposed by Corentin Jabot and Pablo Halpern, and is expected to improve readability and usability of parameter packs.

AI is creating a generation of illiterate programmers

A developer is struggling with relying too heavily on AI for coding solutions, feeling it erodes their skills and understanding. They're implementing "No-AI Days" to regain connection with their code and learn more.

Wikenigma – An Encyclopedia of Unknowns

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Wikenigma is a wiki-based resource documenting unsolved scientific and academic questions. It aims to inspire research by highlighting unknown problems.

100% Unemployment: on keeping busy when the robots take over (2013)

Software engineer predicts job automation, citing advancements in technology and economic incentives. This could lead to a future where humans have no economic value, raising questions about personal worth.

Looking for work is a full time job

Seeing posts posted to users profiles on LinkedIn and being able to make a connection with people directly rather than simply applying to jobs is such a different experience. I've had more interviews in the last month than I've had in the last year.

tele-present wind

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The installation "Tele-present Wind" uses mechanical devices connected to plant stalks that move in unison with wind detected by an accelerometer outdoors. It physically represents real-time wind conditions from a remote location halfway around the world.

Amazon UK to stop selling Bloomsbury's books

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David Szalay's new novel is episodic and caters to short attention spans. The website uses cookies to provide a relevant online experience.

New electrical code could doom most common EV charging

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The NFPA 70 2026 code may require 5mA GFCI protection for 240-volt EV chargers, which could cause nuisance trips and make EV charging impractical. Industry experts are urging the NFPA to set a higher trip threshold for EV chargers, citing their unique safety features and potential for false alarms.

GenAI Art Is the Least Imaginative Use of AI Imaginable

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The author, a professor at Stanford University, criticizes AI music company Suno for promoting a labor-saving approach to creative expression, which he believes undermines the value of the creative process. He argues that the process of making art is often more meaningful than the end result.

It's Called a Premortem–and It's the Most Productive Thing You'll Do All Year

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Mineral Oil Cooled PC (2014)

Over the years, we have seen many custom pc projects on the web that cooled a computer using common vegetable oil, including a very popular video by Tom’s Hardware. After seeing all these projects, we had a lot of ideas of how we could do it better and more easily. Many projects used vegetable oil, which would go rancid after a short time. So we instead used clear mineral oil which is ...

Curl Project and Go Security Teams Reject CVSS as Broken

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cURL and Go security teams reject CVSS due to its one-size-fits-all approach, which often produces misleading results. They advocate for context-aware approaches to vulnerability disclosure, challenging the industry's reliance on CVSS as a universal standard.

Eki Bright – The Case for DIY Routing

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The user developed a train timetables app called Eki Bright with a feature called DIY routing, which allows users to document their own train-based route segment-by-segment, providing more control and flexibility for power users. The user argues that DIY routing is a useful addition to full-featured routing apps, offering benefits such as quick departure time selection, easy transfer time ...

Nuclear Proliferation and the "Nth Country Experiment"

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In 1964, a group of young physicists at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory designed a "credible nuclear weapon" using only unclassified information in just three years. The "Nth Country Experiment" showed that a government with limited resources could develop a nuclear weapon, raising concerns about nuclear proliferation and terrorism.

Clapping Music for two flip-disc displays

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The user created a flip-disc display system with a 7x28 flip-dots display and a 7x4 seven-segment flip-digits display, which shows the date, temperature, and weather, and has been running for nearly three years. They also used the system to create a musical performance of Steve Reich's Clapping Music, adjusting the volume and timing to create a unique sound effect with the two displays.

Ancient genomes reveal an Iron Age society centred on women

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Researchers from Trinity and Bournemouth University found evidence of female empowerment in British Iron Age society through DNA sequencing of 50 ancient genomes from Dorset burial grounds. The results show a matrilineal society where women's lineages were central to community bonds and social organisation.

FEMA May Be Eliminated

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President Trump considers dismantling FEMA, calling it "very bureaucratic" and "slow." He wants states to handle disasters, not the federal government.

Show HN: Using aerospace projects to teach maths [video]

Legalyze.ai: Review Medical Records with AI

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Legalyze.ai automates AI medical chronology creation from thousands of records, freeing up time for law firms to focus on winning cases. The platform uses AI to generate medical summaries, chat with case documents, and draft motions and letters securely.

New Tesla Model Y

Ask HN: How to automate collecting HAR file while user is browsing

Users experience intermittent 400 errors during token refresh, making it hard to collect HAR files and logs. Considering automating HAR file generation or adding client-side logging to aid in debugging.

UK first as vertical rocket launch licence granted

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Rocket Factory Augsburg has been awarded the first Launch Operator Licence in Europe, allowing it to launch up to ten rockets a year from SaxaVord Spaceport in Shetland. The licence is a significant step towards the company's goal of carrying out vertical launches into orbit.

How is [my new] Type Predicate Generator different?

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Generator is a type-safe code generator that produces readable and modifiable TypeScript code for runtime type checking, outperforming other code generators and runtime type checkers in terms of performance and safety. It has several advantages over other tools, including explicit code generation, type safety, and ease of debugging, making it a reliable choice for applications requiring high ...

Modular PC Design: Sustainable Approach Enhanced Repairability Reduced E-Waste

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Intel is addressing the growing e-waste problem by developing a modular PC architecture that allows for easy upgrades and component replacements, extending the usable life of computing devices. This approach, which includes three levels of modularity, aims to reduce electronic waste and promote a more sustainable consumption model.

Ergodic Lagrangian dynamics in a superhero universe

The article presents a case study that uses the Wild Cards shared-world superhero universe to develop a mathematical model for the distribution of viral outcomes from a fictional pathogen, incorporating concepts from ergodicity, Lagrangian mechanics, and functional analysis. The model is used to derive a Lagrangian that describes the dynamical behavior of the viral state vector, providing a ...

Ask HN: How to produce a 3D scan of a car from a mobile phone?

The client needs a 3D scanning app/service for high fidelity car models. Options include photogrammetry apps like Scaniverse, custom scanners, and tools like Unreal's realitycapture, with budget and end-use determining the best choice.

Solar Overtakes Coal in EU

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Solar power has overtaken coal in the EU for the first time, accounting for 11% of its supply. The EU's renewables now account for nearly half of its total electricity generation, saving €59 billion in fossil fuel imports since 2019.

Null Byte on Steroids

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0xold, a penetration tester, discovered vulnerabilities in a CDN application using null byte injection, including a potential Local File Inclusion (LFI) and SQL injection. He exploited the SQL injection by injecting null bytes between MySQL keywords to evade the internal WAF and obtained database names and tables.

Could self-driving buses bring vehicle autonomy home?

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Companies are shifting focus from robotaxis to driverless buses due to concerns about congestion and inefficiency. Imagry is leading the charge with Level 3 autonomous bus trials, aiming to roll out Level 4 buses by 2025.

A 1920s Art Party with Tamara de Lempicka

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Tamara de Lempicka hosts a glamorous 1920s party with famous personalities, including her cousins Irene and Ludmilla Declair, a guitarist, and stylish ladies. The party showcases the era's fashion, art, and societal changes, featuring De Lempicka's portraits of influential figures, including the Duchesse de la Salle and Marquis d'Afflitto.

KATRIN's Odyssey

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A 200-ton spectrometer weighing 10 meters wide traveled 9000 kilometers from Deggendorf to Karlsruhe in 63 days. The device was too large and heavy to be transported on roads, requiring a specialized route.

Ask HN: Anyone want models snail-mailed to them?

User offers to download and ship AI models via snail mail to those with slow internet connections. They can help obtain models like DeepSeek R1 through their eBay account.

Show HN: Snap Scope – Visualize Lens Focal Length Distribution from EXIF Data

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All image processing and EXIF data analysis are performed entirely within your browser. No images or extracted data are transmitted anywhere.

Enigma Cipher Machine: An Object Oriented Python Implementation

The user implemented the Enigma cipher machine in Python using object-oriented programming, creating classes for rotors, plugboard, reflector, and output. The simplified implementation allows users to encrypt and decrypt messages by specifying machine settings and inputting lowercase letters.

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