2. Mode collapse has a name, and he's selling cancer treatment advice on Amazon (danielmay.co.uk)
On agent-coded cold outreach, the alumni t-shirt scam, the Elias Thorne convergence, and what gets visible when no one does the work.
3. The Physics–and Physicality–Of Extreme Juggling (2018) (www.wired.com)
The world's best numbers juggler can throw and catch 14 balls. Once. Has he reached juggling's limit?
4. Charity – Categorical programming language (1998) (github.com)
Charity language interpreters and literature. Contribute to mietek/charity-lang development by creating an account on GitHub.
5. Reanimation of the First Automatic Theorem Prover (From 1956) (github.com)
Recreation of the 1956 IPL-I version of the Logic Theorist theorem prover. - dmoews/logic-theorist
6. I broke AppLovin's mediation cipher protocol (www.buchodi.com)
I broke the cipher AppLovin wraps around its ad-mediation traffic and decrypted several thousand real requests captured on my consented mobile-traffic research panel. The conclusion is straightforward: The encrypted bid request carries enough device data to deterministically re-identify the same iPhone across apps from different publishers, even when user denies
7. EMiX: Emulating Beyond Single-FPGA Limits (arxiv.org)
FPGA-level emulation is a key step in pre-silicon chip design validation. However, emulating large-scale multi-core systems increasingly exceed the hardware resource capacity of a single FPGA, limiting the feasibility of full-system emulation. To address this challenge, we introduce EMiX, a scalable multi-FPGA framework that enables distributed emulation of multi-core RISC-V architectures beyond single-FPGA resource limits. EMiX systematically partitions a monolithic multi-core design into multiple components and deploys them across multiple interconnected FPGAs, effectively exploiting inter-FPGA interconnects to balance scalability and performance without requiring fundamental RTL redesign. We prototype EMiX with a 64-core architecture across eight interconnected Alveo U55c FPGAs (scalable on core and FPGA counts), successfully demonstrating full-system execution including Linux boot. EMiX will be released as an open-source platform.
8. Show HN: A Dark Cave – Minimalistic Graphics in the Age of AI Slop (a-dark-cave.com)
A text-based survival and settlement building game. Start with nothing, explore an ancient cave and build your way to survival.
9. What Were Ancient Greco-Roman Curse Tablets? (www.history.com)
Find out more about the shows on Sky HISTORY's TV channel, with plenty to read and watch on your favourite historical topics.
10. Impeaching Every Federal Judge and Justice Who Endorsed Unitary Executive Theory (cmarmitage.substack.com)
11. Show HN: Strava for AI coding – analytics on your Copilot/Claude/Codex usage (github.com)
better agentic engineering. Contribute to microsoft/AI-Engineering-Coach development by creating an account on GitHub.
12. Show HN: AI that audits your codebase in 60 seconds (triyambakam-apex-corp.hf.space)
AI-powered codebase auditor. Analyzes entire repos for security issues, deprecated patterns, and migration paths. What consultants charge $15K for, in 60 seconds.
13. Show HN: Infinite Swap – Trade a bottle cap up to a house (infiniteswap.app)
Start with a bottle cap. End with anything. A single-player trading game where every item, character, and offer is generated live by AI.
14. Show HN: Claude64, a Commodore 64 client for Claude (github.com)
Commodore 64 client for Claude. Contribute to theletterf/claude64 development by creating an account on GitHub.
15. Show HN: Got ghosted by tech companies so I built a tool to track ghost jobs (csvfirst.pythonanywhere.com)
The jobs that just won’t close
17. Show HN: Hermes-agentmemory, pull-model episodic memory with real deletes (github.com)
Pull-model episodic memory plugin for Hermes Agent. Real deletes, audit trace, BYO Claude. MIT. - MukundaKatta/hermes-agentmemory
18. Show HN: VisiSign – $0.10 per envelope e-signatures with no monthly fee (visisign.app)
VisiSign provides legally binding electronic signatures with enterprise-grade security and a developer-friendly API.
19. The End of Refugee Resettlement (www.newyorker.com)
Many refugee families thought they’d have a second chance in the U.S. Then Trump returned to office.
21. Show HN: MIT OSS LinkedIn DMs for Agents (CLI and Example TUI) (allman.sh)
Your LinkedIn inbox, locally cached and AI-ready. CLI + TUI for power users.
22. Show HN: Termini – Open-Source Menu Bar Terminal for macOS (github.com)
A micro terminal for your menu bar. Nothing more. Contribute to ModernProgrammer/Termini development by creating an account on GitHub.
23. Matlab: Communications Toolbox (www.mathworks.com)
Communications Toolbox provides engineers with algorithms and apps for the analysis, design, end-to-end simulation, and verification of communications systems.
25. Show HN: ShaderKit – A browser GLSL editor I built for my own art (shaderkit.com)
Create stunning GLSL shaders in your browser. Cloud rendering up to 8K, ShaderToy compatibility, seamless loop tools, and GIF/video export.
26. Show HN: SwarmWright, structured multi-agent AI defined in markdowns (www.swarmwright.com)
Self-hosted multi-agent AI orchestration. Topology-enforced, fully auditable, human-in-the-loop. Two Docker commands to get started.
27. Show HN: Agentic product discovery for AI apps and shopping agents (www.seekon.me)
Agentic product catalog powered by AI. Discover, compare, and connect with the best products.
29. Show HN: X open sourced their algorithm (www.xalgorithm.xyz)
Ever wonder why X showed you that post? There’s a chain of 8 steps deciding it. Here it is — in 5 minutes, in plain English.
30. Show HN: Nemo – A visual, local server and job runner (github.com)
Local process, server, and job runner. Contribute to andrewchilds/nemo development by creating an account on GitHub.