1. Generating Images with a 2025 Android (www.duration.ai)
Running PrismML's 1-bit Bonsai Image model on a 2025 Android flagship's Hexagon NPU.
2. Show HN: Frond – a frontend runtime for your app's dependency graph (frondruntime.dev)
Frond — explicit frontend runtime. Readiness, dependencies, cleanup, eviction, and race control as a graph.
3. Understanding the Linux Kernel: The Scheduler (internals-for-interns.com)
In the previous article
we looked at how the kernel gives every process its own private view of memory. But memory is only half of what a process needs to actually run. The other half is the CPU itself — and there are only so many CPUs in a machine, while there are usually hundreds or thousands of things that want to run on them.
So somebody has to decide, constantly, who gets a CPU and for how long. That somebody is the scheduler. Every few milliseconds, on every core, the kernel asks itself the same question — of everything that wants to run right now, who runs next? — and the answer has to be fast, fair, and good enough that your text editor stays responsive even while a compile is pegging every core.
we looked at how the kernel gives every process its own private view of memory. But memory is only half of what a process needs to actually run. The other half is the CPU itself — and there are only so many CPUs in a machine, while there are usually hundreds or thousands of things that want to run on them.
So somebody has to decide, constantly, who gets a CPU and for how long. That somebody is the scheduler. Every few milliseconds, on every core, the kernel asks itself the same question — of everything that wants to run right now, who runs next? — and the answer has to be fast, fair, and good enough that your text editor stays responsive even while a compile is pegging every core.
4. The C to Rust migration book (mainmatter.com)
Learn how to migrate production C codebases to safe, idiomatic Rust one module at a time.
5. What's wrong with EU age verification? (Nothing) (blog.vrypan.net)
Nothing really, to be honest.
6. How information theory saved my word game (motplot.app)
I promised players of my word game they’d never have to guess. It turned out to rest on a seventy-year-old open problem in information theory: Shannon, confusability graphs, and the number nobody knows.
8. Structural Correctness (blog.sao.dev)
9. My OSCP Pentesting Cheatsheet (hackerask.com)
I had my OSCP exam on 14.03.2025 and on 17 March, three days later, I already received the confirmation, that I had passed the OSCP exam!
10. Loko Scheme 0.13.0 (weinholt.se)
11. Segmenting Robot Video into Actionable Subtasks (macrodata.co)
A benchmark and field report on using VLMs to turn robot and egocentric video into timestamped subtask annotations.
12. Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material (www.dongascience.com)
National Registration System for Important Scientific and Technological Materials Launched
13. Show HN: Coding agent that compiles intent into deterministic DAG before running (github.com)
A deterministic coding-agent runtime for repeatable, auditable AI software engineering. - arman-jalili/rigorix-oss
14. Fable open sourced NanoClaw's agent factory. It cost $800 (twitter.com)
https://t.co/JfWwjm6JUK
15. Chasing the OPNsense RCE: The Story Behind My First CVEs (hackerask.com)
How I found 5 vulnerabilities and achieved Remote Code Execution in OPNsense after a week of security research (including CVE-2026-57155).
16. Show HN: Reminal – A zero-config SSH alternative that's also mobile friendly (github.com)
Zero-config alternative to SSH. Contribute to harshalgajjar/Reminal development by creating an account on GitHub.
17. Show HN: C++, Java and C# light-weight-logger (github.com)
A custom console logging library made for Java, C++ & C#. - PenguineDavid/light-weight-logger
19. Americans see their country's past, present and future (www.economist.com)
20. Show HN: Readit, a read-it-later app I built because the others keep dying (wereadit.com)
A small, calm reader. Save what you find. Read one good essay a day.
21. Show HN: Free Online GIS Viewer and Format Converter (geodataviewer.com)
Free online GIS viewer and converter with no download and no upload required. View Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, GPX, DXF, GeoParquet and more directly in your browser.
23. Homemade Transistor from Cadmium Sulfide Photocell (2009) (sparkbangbuzz.com)
24. Because It Speaks in Words (brianschrader.com)
Grappling with the true power of words.
25. Show HN: Open-Source Interview Platform (github.com)
Modern, open-source technical hiring platform. Contribute to CoderScreen/coderscreen development by creating an account on GitHub.
26. Show HN: AnalystAIPack – 118 runnable agent skills for malware analysis and RE (meltedinhex.com)
AnalystAIPack is an open, Apache-2.0 library of runnable agent skills that give an AI agent a malware analyst
27. Show HN: Gilfoyle's Project but IRL (github.com)
A program that (terribly) attempts to do the same thing that Golfoyle did by fooling people to believe that they were talking to him while it was actually an AI. This one uses the Gemini Flash 2.0 ...
28. Show HN: TakoVM – open-source sandboxing for your agent's code (github.com)
A secure file system for your agents to execute code - Tako-Research/TakoVM
29. Show HN: Coding Agent Survey – Which coding agents do you use? (codingagentsurvey.org)
A monthly poll on which AI coding agents developers actually use day to day.