2. Show HN: Fuse – statically typed functional programming language (fuselang.org)

A statically-typed functional language that compiles to native code through GRIN and LLVM.

Fuse is a new statically typed functional programming language designed for advanced features like higher-kinded types and ad-hoc polymorphism. After five years of development, it offers tools like ADTs, Generics, and Pattern matching, all while maintaining a pure functional approach.

5. The Myth of Snow Leopard (www.rubenerd.au)

It was a hot mess, but the myth is useful today.

The article discusses how the enduring myth of the snow leopard, despite its flaws, continues to hold value in contemporary contexts. It examines the implications of this myth and its relevance in today’s discussions.

8. Read the Novels and Forget Everything Else (hedgehogreview.com)

Patrick O'Brian's life may have been one of dissimulation but his Aubrey-Maturin novels still offer the nutmeg of consolation for thousands of readers.

Patrick O’Brian’s Aubrey-Maturin novels provide a comforting escape for many readers, despite the complexities of his personal life. Discover why these historical tales continue to resonate with fans today.

12. Show HN: Make your Framework 12 sound like a creaky door (github.com)

make your framework hinge rusty (wow it's also written in rust too) - ArcaEge/creakwork12

A developer has created a fun tool that uses the Framework 12’s hinge angle sensor to produce creaky door sounds on Linux. This quirky project adds a playful twist to the laptop’s functionality and showcases the device’s hidden capabilities.

14. (Rust) All-Hands 2026 Retrospective (blog.rust-lang.org)

Want to follow along with Rust development? Curious how you might get involved? Take a look!

Get insights into the Rust development process and learn how you can participate in future projects. This retrospective highlights key developments and opportunities for community engagement.

18. Show HN: Syncular – offline-first SQL sync with TypeScript and Rust cores (github.com)

Offline-first sync framework for TypeScript. Local SQLite on the client, Postgres on the server, a commit log in between. - syncular/syncular

Syncular is an offline-first synchronization framework that combines TypeScript and Rust, utilizing local SQLite databases on clients and Postgres on servers, with a commit log to manage data consistency. This setup is particularly useful for applications that need to function effectively without an internet connection.

19. Europe EV Sales BEVs Jump 50% & Reach 26% Market Share (cleantechnica.com)

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription, on Patreon, or on Stripe. Help us produce all of the high-quality, original content we publish week after week despite the challenges of content-scraping AI, antisocial media, inflation, and other hurdles. Tesla and the Chinese push the market upwards β€” EV Share Jumps ... [continued]

20. ESP32-C3 SuperMini antenna modification (peterneufeld.wordpress.com)

Boosting ESP32-C3 SuperMini WiFi: A Simple and Effective Antenna Mod The ESP32-C3 SuperMini modules are incredibly affordable, costing around €2, and are equipped with a compact SMD antenna. Howeve…

Learn how to enhance the WiFi performance of the budget-friendly ESP32-C3 SuperMini by modifying its compact antenna. This straightforward modification can significantly improve signal strength and connectivity.

21. Elena, a library for building Progressive Web Components (elenajs.com)

Elena is a simple, tiny library for building Progressive Web Components.

Elena offers a lightweight solution for developers looking to create Progressive Web Components efficiently. Its simplicity makes it an appealing option for those wanting to enhance their web applications.

23. Linux Desktop Market Share Surpasses 10% in North America (linuxiac.com)

Statcounter reports Linux at 10.65% of desktop usage in North America, with Cloudflare data lending further support to the milestone.

Linux has reached a notable 10.65% share of desktop usage in North America, according to Statcounter, bolstered by additional insights from Cloudflare data. This growth highlights a significant shift in the desktop operating system landscape.

24. Microsoft raises Xbox prices by up to 43% (www.theverge.com)

Microsoft’s struggling console continues to see unprecedented price bumps.

Microsoft has increased Xbox prices by as much as 43%, reflecting ongoing challenges with the console’s performance in the market. This price hike raises questions about the company’s strategy and the future of its gaming division.

26. TinyNES Review – A Super Niche NES Console (blog.lon.tv)

My latest review is of a device designed for a very specific niche called the TinyNES. On the surface this might look like yet another NES clone console but it merges original NES hardware with a modern, open source design. What it uses from the original NES are the CPU and PPU (graphics processor) chips. … Continue reading TinyNES Review – A Super Niche NES Console

The TinyNES combines classic NES hardware with a modern, open-source approach, offering a unique twist on retro gaming. Discover how this console stands out in the crowded market of NES clones.

28. We accidentally built an LLVM compiler for Jax (iza.ac)

Sometimes when you build software, you shave a yak so deeply that you end up with a surprisingly nice sweater (while the yak, presumably, wonders why it is suddenly rather drafty). For the past while, my team and I have been building a quantum compiler called Catalyst for the quantum …

A team developing a quantum compiler named Catalyst encountered unexpected results while working with LLVM, leading to the creation of a functional LLVM compiler for Jax. This journey highlights the often unpredictable nature of software development and the surprising outcomes that can arise from initial projects.

30. IBM i (OS/400) the Database Operating System (osadmins.com)

The IT world is changing rapidly – we keep up with it! IBM i, AIX, Linux, DevOps, and modern automation. Knowledge and experience in one place!

IBM i integrates various technologies including AIX and Linux, highlighting its adaptability in a fast-evolving IT landscape. Discover how this operating system supports modern automation and DevOps practices.

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