1.If you thought the code writing speed was your problem; you have bigger problems(If you thought the code writing speed was your problem; you have bigger problems)
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2.Microsoft's 'unhackable' Xbox One has been hacked by 'Bliss'(Microsoft's 'unhackable' Xbox One has been hacked by 'Bliss')
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3.Kagi Small Web(Kagi Small Web)
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4.Illinois Introducing Operating System Account Age Bill(Illinois Introducing Operating System Account Age Bill)
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5.Node.js needs a virtual file system(Node.js needs a virtual file system)
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6.'The Secret Agent': Exploring a Vibrant, yet Violent Brazil (2025)('The Secret Agent': Exploring a Vibrant, yet Violent Brazil (2025))
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7.Toward automated verification of unreviewed AI-generated code(Toward automated verification of unreviewed AI-generated code)
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8.Meta Horizon Worlds on Meta Quest is being discontinued(Meta Horizon Worlds on Meta Quest is being discontinued)
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9.FFmpeg 8.1(FFmpeg 8.1)
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10.Java 26 is here, and with it a solid foundation for the future(Java 26 is here, and with it a solid foundation for the future)
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11.Spice Data (YC S19) Is Hiring a Product Specialist(Spice Data (YC S19) Is Hiring a Product Specialist)
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12.Finding a CPU Design Bug in the Xbox 360 (2018)(Finding a CPU Design Bug in the Xbox 360 (2018))
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13.Antfly: Distributed, Multimodal Search and Memory and Graphs in Go(Antfly: Distributed, Multimodal Search and Memory and Graphs in Go)
Antfly is a new distributed document database and search engine built in Go. It supports full-text, vector, and graph searches, making it versatile for both large-scale and small deployments. Key features include:
- Multimodal Indexing: Handles various data types like images, audio, and video, with easy updates similar to MongoDB.
- Distributed Systems: Uses a multi-Raft setup for reliability, with its own storage engine.
- Single Binary Deployment: Allows developers to run everything in one process, ideal for local development and small setups, with the option to scale by adding more nodes.
- Ecosystem Support: Comes with a Kubernetes operator and a server for using large language models (LLMs).
- Native ML Inference: Includes a tool called Termite for machine learning tasks without needing external APIs, while still allowing them if desired.
The software is licensed under Elastic License v2, which permits use, modification, and self-hosting, but restricts offering Antfly as a managed service. The developer welcomes questions and feedback.
14.March Madness Bracket Challenge for AI Agents Only(March Madness Bracket Challenge for AI Agents Only)
I created a March Madness bracket challenge specifically for AI agents. Humans provide the agents with a URL, and the agents automatically read the API instructions, register, select all 63 games, and submit a bracket. A leaderboard shows which AI has the best bracket during the tournament.
I focused on designing the experience for AI agents rather than humans. Agents get plain-text instructions on the homepage, while humans see the regular website. I noticed many agents were trying to use a browsing tool instead of reading the docs, so I made adjustments to better serve them.
I had to launch the challenge quickly after the brackets were announced to meet a Thursday morning deadline. To test my setup, I used AI to create user personas that acted as test users, which helped me refine the process.
The technology stack includes Next.js 16, TypeScript, Supabase, Tailwind v4, Vercel, Resend, and Claude Code for most of the development. It works with any model that can call an API, like Claude, GPT, or others. Brackets must be submitted by Thursday morning before the tournament starts.
You can check it out at Bracketmadness.ai.
15.The Plumbing of Everyday Magic(The Plumbing of Everyday Magic)
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16.Heart, head, life, fate(Heart, head, life, fate)
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17.Crust – A CLI framework for TypeScript and Bun(Crust – A CLI framework for TypeScript and Bun)
Crust is a new CLI (Command Line Interface) framework built with TypeScript and designed to work with Bun, having no dependencies. It addresses the limitations of existing JavaScript CLI frameworks, which are often either too simple or too complex.
Key features of Crust include:
- Automatic Type Inference: Arguments and flags are automatically recognized without needing manual type annotations.
- Compile-time Validation: Errors are caught before the code runs, preventing issues with flag names and argument types.
- Lightweight: The core package is very small (~3.6kB gzipped), making it much lighter than other frameworks like yargs or oclif.
- Modular Design: Users can choose to install only the components they need, such as core features, plugins, or styling tools.
- Plugin System: Supports middleware with lifecycle hooks for added functionality, including official plugins for help and version commands.
- Optimized for Bun: Built specifically for Bun, avoiding compatibility issues with Node.js.
To create a new CLI project with Crust, you can use the command bun create crust my-cli. For more details, visit crustjs.com or check the GitHub repository.
18.GPT‑5.4 Mini and Nano(GPT‑5.4 Mini and Nano)
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19.Leanstral: Open-source agent for trustworthy coding and formal proof engineering(Leanstral: Open-source agent for trustworthy coding and formal proof engineering)
The Lean 4 paper from 2021 discusses advancements in the Lean theorem proving system. It highlights the new features and improvements made in Lean 4, aiming to enhance usability and performance. The paper emphasizes the system's ability to support both functional programming and formal proofs, making it a valuable tool for developers and researchers in mathematics and computer science. Overall, it showcases how Lean 4 makes formal verification more accessible and efficient.
20.Give Django your time and money, not your tokens(Give Django your time and money, not your tokens)
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21.Building a Shell(Building a Shell)
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22.Efficient sparse computations using linear algebra aware compilers (2025)(Efficient sparse computations using linear algebra aware compilers (2025))
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23.Font Smuggler – Copy hidden brand fonts into Google Docs(Font Smuggler – Copy hidden brand fonts into Google Docs)
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24.Horizon – GPU-accelerated infinite-canvas terminal in Rust(Horizon – GPU-accelerated infinite-canvas terminal in Rust)
Horizon is a tool designed to improve workflow by organizing multiple projects, logs, tests, and long-running shell sessions. Unlike traditional methods like tabs and tmux, Horizon allows you to arrange shells on an infinite canvas, making it easy to return to your work with all your layouts, scrollback, and history preserved. It was developed in just three days, and the creator encourages feedback and contributions.
25.The unlikely story of Teardown Multiplayer(The unlikely story of Teardown Multiplayer)
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26.Reverse-engineering Viktor and making it Open Source(Reverse-engineering Viktor and making it Open Source)
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27.Edge.js: Running Node Apps Inside a WebAssembly Sandbox(Edge.js: Running Node Apps Inside a WebAssembly Sandbox)
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28.Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language(Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language)
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29.OpenSUSE Kalpa(OpenSUSE Kalpa)
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30.Sci-Fi Short Film “There Is No Antimemetics Division” [video](Sci-Fi Short Film “There Is No Antimemetics Division” [video])
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31.What I Learned When I Started a Design Studio (2011)(What I Learned When I Started a Design Studio (2011))
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32.Meta’s renewed commitment to jemalloc(Meta’s renewed commitment to jemalloc)
The text is a link to the GitHub page for "jemalloc," a memory allocation library. It suggests that the reader can visit this link to learn more about jemalloc and its features.
33.The American Healthcare Conundrum(The American Healthcare Conundrum)
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34.The “small web” is bigger than you might think(The “small web” is bigger than you might think)
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35.Unsloth Studio(Unsloth Studio)
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36.Gummy Geometry(Gummy Geometry)
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37.Every layer of review makes you 10x slower(Every layer of review makes you 10x slower)
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38.A proposal to classify happiness as a psychiatric disorder (1992)(A proposal to classify happiness as a psychiatric disorder (1992))
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39.Why I love FreeBSD(Why I love FreeBSD)
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40.Pyodide: a Python distribution based on WebAssembly(Pyodide: a Python distribution based on WebAssembly)
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41.Beyond has dropped “meat” from its name and expanded its high-protein drink line(Beyond has dropped “meat” from its name and expanded its high-protein drink line)
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42.My Journey to a reliable and enjoyable locally hosted voice assistant (2025)(My Journey to a reliable and enjoyable locally hosted voice assistant (2025))
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43.US SEC preparing to scrap quarterly reporting requirement(US SEC preparing to scrap quarterly reporting requirement)
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44.Backblaze Pricing and Product Updates(Backblaze Pricing and Product Updates)
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45.Starlink Mini as a failover(Starlink Mini as a failover)
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46.Oxyde – Pydantic-native async ORM with a Rust core(Oxyde – Pydantic-native async ORM with a Rust core)
Oxyde is a new tool created to simplify the process of using models in FastAPI. Traditionally, developers have to create separate Pydantic models for APIs and ORM models for databases, which leads to duplication and complexity. Oxyde combines these into one model, eliminating the need for separate definitions and converters.
Key features of Oxyde include:
- Single Model Use: Your Pydantic model acts as your database model, ensuring full validation and type safety without duplication.
- Explicit Querying: Queries are only executed when you call specific methods, preventing unexpected database hits and issues like lazy loading.
- Type Safety: Oxyde enhances type safety at three levels: generating typed query stubs for IDE support, validating input and output data with Pydantic, and providing autocompletion.
- Rust Integration: While Python handles the business logic, Rust manages database operations for better performance. This split allows for efficient SQL generation and execution without compromising convenience.
Currently, Oxyde supports Django-style migrations, transactions, joins, and works with PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MySQL. It is in beta (version 0.5) and actively being developed. The creator welcomes feedback and suggestions.
For more information and tutorials, you can visit the Oxyde documentation and example projects linked in the original text.
47.Claude Code skills that build complete Godot games(Claude Code skills that build complete Godot games)
The text discusses "Godogen," a project developed over a year that creates playable games using the Godot 4 game engine. It automates the process by taking text prompts to generate game assets, write scripts, and visually test the output.
Key challenges addressed include:
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Limited Knowledge of GDScript: The language has many classes that the AI struggles to understand. To improve this, the creator made a reference system with a language specification, API documentation, and a database of engine quirks. The AI loads only necessary parts of the API when needed.
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Build vs. Runtime Issues: Game scenes are created through scripts that avoid manual errors, but some features only work when the game runs. The creator had to teach the AI which features are available during different phases of game development.
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Quality Assurance: To ensure the AI's output is accurate, a separate visual quality control agent checks rendered images against reference images, identifying visual errors that text analysis might miss.
The system operates through two components: one that manages the process and another that executes tasks in a way that prevents errors from building up. The entire project is open source, with links to its GitHub repository and a demo video provided. A blog post detailing the development journey will be released soon.
48.Gitana 18: the new flying Ultim trimaran(Gitana 18: the new flying Ultim trimaran)
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49.AirPods Max 2(AirPods Max 2)
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50.Claude Tips for 3D Work(Claude Tips for 3D Work)
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51.National Academies of Sciences says no to demands it remove climate info(National Academies of Sciences says no to demands it remove climate info)
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52.Kagi's Orion browser hits public beta on Linux(Kagi's Orion browser hits public beta on Linux)
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53.Polymarket gamblers threaten to kill me over Iran missile story(Polymarket gamblers threaten to kill me over Iran missile story)
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54.Fatal Core Dump Game(Fatal Core Dump Game)
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55.In space, no one can hear you kernel panic (2020)(In space, no one can hear you kernel panic (2020))
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56.Speed at the cost of quality: Study of use of Cursor AI in open source projects (2025)(Speed at the cost of quality: Study of use of Cursor AI in open source projects (2025))
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57.Thermal Receipt Printers – Markdown and Web UI(Thermal Receipt Printers – Markdown and Web UI)
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58.Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg(Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg)
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59.Ryugu asteroid samples contain all DNA and RNA building blocks(Ryugu asteroid samples contain all DNA and RNA building blocks)
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60.The bureaucracy blocking the chance at a cure(The bureaucracy blocking the chance at a cure)
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61.Boot ROM Security on Silicon Macs (M1/M2/M3)(Boot ROM Security on Silicon Macs (M1/M2/M3))
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62.Corruption erodes social trust more in democracies than in autocracies(Corruption erodes social trust more in democracies than in autocracies)
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63.Grace Hopper's Revenge(Grace Hopper's Revenge)
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64.Language model teams as distributed systems(Language model teams as distributed systems)
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65.Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act: Dangerous backdoor surveillance risks remain(Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act: Dangerous backdoor surveillance risks remain)
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66.Voygr (YC W26) – A better maps API for agents and AI apps(Voygr (YC W26) – A better maps API for agents and AI apps)
Yarik and Vlad from VOYGR are developing a new platform for real-world place intelligence aimed at app developers and agents. Unlike traditional mapping services like Google Maps, which only provide static information, VOYGR’s system offers dynamic and updated profiles for places, incorporating real-time data from news and events.
Their team has significant experience, with backgrounds at Google and Apple, and they recognized the need for fresh place data. They’ve launched a Business Validation API to determine the current status of businesses, whether they are open, closed, or rebranded, by combining various data sources.
The issue they address is that a large portion of online searches involve local information, and many places change status frequently. Current models struggle to accurately handle local queries. VOYGR is currently processing thousands of places daily for enterprise clients and has opened API access for developers. They welcome feedback, especially from those facing issues with outdated place data, and are open to discussions about their approach.
67.Monkey Island for Commodore 64 Ground Up(Monkey Island for Commodore 64 Ground Up)
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68.Apideck CLI – An AI-agent interface with much lower context consumption than MCP(Apideck CLI – An AI-agent interface with much lower context consumption than MCP)
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69.MoD sources warn Palantir role at heart of government is threat to UK security(MoD sources warn Palantir role at heart of government is threat to UK security)
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70.Cert Authorities Check for DNSSEC from Today(Cert Authorities Check for DNSSEC from Today)
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71.Droeftoeter, a Terminal Coding Toy(Droeftoeter, a Terminal Coding Toy)
This is a small coding project I created for fun. I believe it has some interesting ideas, and I'm curious to hear what others think about it.
72.The Functional Programming Hiring Problem(The Functional Programming Hiring Problem)
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73.Comparing Python Type Checkers: Typing Spec Conformance(Comparing Python Type Checkers: Typing Spec Conformance)
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74.US Job Market Visualizer(US Job Market Visualizer)
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75.Why refusing AI is a fight for the soul(Why refusing AI is a fight for the soul)
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76.The Linux Programming Interface as a university course text(The Linux Programming Interface as a university course text)
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77.Java 26 Release Notes(Java 26 Release Notes)
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78.Jepsen: MariaDB Galera Cluster 12.1.2(Jepsen: MariaDB Galera Cluster 12.1.2)
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79.The emergence of print-on-demand Amazon paperback books(The emergence of print-on-demand Amazon paperback books)
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80.Even faster asin() was staring right at me(Even faster asin() was staring right at me)
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81.Six ingenious ways how Canon DSLRs used to illuminate their autofocus points(Six ingenious ways how Canon DSLRs used to illuminate their autofocus points)
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82.MM120, a pharmaceutical form of LSD, shown to reduce anxiety symptoms (2025)(MM120, a pharmaceutical form of LSD, shown to reduce anxiety symptoms (2025))
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83.The 49MB web page(The 49MB web page)
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84.How I write software with LLMs(How I write software with LLMs)
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85.Gamers are savaging DLSS 5's uncanny generative AI touch-ups(Gamers are savaging DLSS 5's uncanny generative AI touch-ups)
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86.Lies I was told about collaborative editing, Part 2: Why we don't use Yjs(Lies I was told about collaborative editing, Part 2: Why we don't use Yjs)
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87.Why I may ‘hire’ AI instead of a graduate student(Why I may ‘hire’ AI instead of a graduate student)
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88.We Study Mass Shooters. Something Terrifying Is Happening Online(We Study Mass Shooters. Something Terrifying Is Happening Online)
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89.PayPal ends Google Wallet integration(PayPal ends Google Wallet integration)
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90.Nvidia Launches Vera CPU, Purpose-Built for Agentic AI(Nvidia Launches Vera CPU, Purpose-Built for Agentic AI)
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91.Human Organ Atlas(Human Organ Atlas)
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92.Chrome DevTools MCP (2025)(Chrome DevTools MCP (2025))
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93.M68k assembly emulator that runs in the browser(M68k assembly emulator that runs in the browser)
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94.Stop Sloppypasta(Stop Sloppypasta)
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95.High income improves evaluation of life but not emotional well-being(High income improves evaluation of life but not emotional well-being)
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96.The unwritten laws of software engineering(The unwritten laws of software engineering)
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97.Video Shows How Globes Were Made by Hand in 1955. End of a 500-Year Tradition(Video Shows How Globes Were Made by Hand in 1955. End of a 500-Year Tradition)
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98.Chamber (YC W26) – An AI Teammate for GPU Infrastructure(Chamber (YC W26) – An AI Teammate for GPU Infrastructure)
Chamber is an AI tool created by Jie Shen, Charles, Andreas, and Shaocheng to manage GPU infrastructure. It simplifies tasks like setting up clusters, diagnosing job failures, and managing workloads by integrating into existing team communication channels.
The creators have extensive experience with GPU infrastructure at Amazon and noticed that many engineers spend too much time on maintenance tasks instead of utilizing their resources effectively. They designed Chamber to recognize common patterns in troubleshooting and automate many of these processes.
Chamber maintains a live model of your GPU environment, enabling it to handle routine tasks autonomously while requiring human approval for actions that impact other teams or production jobs. It logs all actions for transparency.
The platform helps diagnose issues more accurately by analyzing GPU status and workload history, rather than just providing basic error messages.
Chamber has launched with early customers and is exploring pricing models based on GPU usage. The team is seeking feedback from users managing GPU clusters about their most challenging tasks and what they would trust an AI to do.
99.Bringing Semiconductors to Kazakhstan(Bringing Semiconductors to Kazakhstan)
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100.We rebuilt the Shockwave engine in Rust and WASM to save early 2000s web games(We rebuilt the Shockwave engine in Rust and WASM to save early 2000s web games)
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