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It is particularly difficult to swipe up on iOS in Duolingo. It takes 3 or 4 attempts, while it’s immediate in any other app. Can anyone corroborate this? I wonder if it’s another cheap (and highly annoying) method to…
- Open-Source Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word Replications (tomshardware.com)
- Osint Report on Hybrid Warfare by Russia – Entelligencia (entelligencia.report)
- AI boom keeps global growth near 3 percent despite energy shock, IMF says (middle-east-online.com)
- The largest open-source DLE collection (github.com)
- Visual Nerve, Free workflow visualization and simulation with MCP (visualnerve.com)
- Business Entrepreneur: Tycoon (play.google.com)
- How many tokens does a Claude subscription buy? (claudesubscriptiontokencount.com)
- Show HN: Nanoconsole SGX, a $2 DIY game console from a 15cts microcontroller (nanoconsole.codeberg.page)
The Nanoconsole SGX is a VGA console made from a ch32v003 chip (16k flash/2k ram, no multiplication). It has onboard buttons and speaker. It sports a USB bootloader, has none less than six games now and is of course…
- Steampipe: Zero-ETL way to query APIs and services (github.com)
- Show HN: Benchmarking LLM ability to code in an adversarial language (bench.killswitch-lang.org)
- Data center interests have put $30M into Florida campaigns (jasongarcia.substack.com)
- Muse Wonder Full: A new Fable level model on artificial analysis (artificialanalysis.ai)
- Average People in Paintings (blog.willmeye.rs)
- Dictionary of Neuron Steering Recipes (neuronary.org)
- Coordinated disturbances haunt grids worldwide (techcrunch.com)
- Show HN: Local embedding and ranking for tech feeds (github.com)
I follow a bunch of blogs and feeds, and Skimfeed was too busy for me. Initially I built a Glance page, and when colleagues saw it they asked me to share it. That led to (the idea of) okaeri, a minimal startpage & feed…
- Show HN: Erlang Concepts in Golang (goer.p6m.onl)
I’ve always been facinated by talks on erlang and elixir. It was intriguing to me how Erlandson was used to do amazing fault-tolerant deployments of cell phone technology, how it could do live software patching etc. I…
- A closed loop against hardware that only corrects one way (solenroot.com)