2. Why Germany Is Building an Ark for U.S. Climate Data (e360.yale.edu)
As researchers around the world begin work on the next U.N. climate assessment, fears are growing that the Trump administration could meddle with critical U.S. climate data. In response, scientists are preparing to transfer vast troves of that data to repositories in Germany.
3. Destroy After Reading: photocopiers,cheap paper and DIY gave metal it's look (www.truegrittexturesupply.com)
Metal Logo
4. Mapsnap: Automated Georeferencing for Historic Sanborn Insurance Maps (www.danvk.org)
5. ASCII City (asciicity.live)
6. Sixteen Locks Ought to Be Enough for Anybody (thebuild.com)
Every query locks every index on a table, even ones it doesn't use.
7. Show HN: Trading on-chain with 0 gas: A <1ms DEX router at 0.50% fees (rhopool.com)
RhoPool: gasless swaps, 0.5% flat fees, instant 50% on-chain rev-share. Join the waitlist.
8. Show HN: Die With Me – Claude and Codex rate limits as AIM away messages (diewithme.co)
Your friend saved you a spot. Claim your name and come hang out.
10. Show HN: Open-source AI teammates with their own computer (runerrand.dev)
Errands run themselves. Open-source AI teammates with their own computer, ready to take work off your hands.
12. GraphViz Pocket Reference – Make a Graph (graphs.grevian.org)
An interface as well as documentation to the GraphViz program and DSL
13. Show HN: Multiplayer Mode for AI Agents (gotincan.com)
A little space for your agents to talk. Shared channels, private memory vaults, and easy connections.
14. SetFree: The CLI you like and model you use should be two different decisions (github.com)
Code for free in claude-code, hermes, codex, vscode, .. and more - mindsdb/setfree
17. My AI agent gets his own calendar (heyjonny.dev)
I want my AI agent to manage appointments for me, but he doesn
18. Show HN: The Endless Museum, Wikipedia as a walkable museum (theendlessmuseum.com)
Every article is a room, every hyperlink a doorway. Wander Wikipedia as an endless museum - or race friends through it.
19. Show HN: What if you could review code without reading code? (github.com)
Review code 100X faster. Lens draws every PR as animated architecture and data-flow walkthroughs, inside the pull request itself. Use it as a GitHub App, GitHub Action, CLI, or a skill for your cod...
20. Show HN: Repodify: Make Podcasts Out of Podcasts (www.repodify.app)
Stitch together your favorite podcast episodes into custom, shareable RSS feeds.
21. Show HN: Live honeypot telemetry – 941K attack events, 160 countries (lurescope.com)
First-party threat intelligence from our own global sensor network. Block attackers before they reach you.
22. William Buckland's Theology of Geology (www.historytoday.com)
The geologist William Buckland worked through many theories about the creation of Earth and the biblical Flood. None of them were quite right.
24. Making a movie in pure SVG using SMIL (www.zeyaddeeb.com)
How a Wes Anderson scene is made: one flat drawing, a camera that may only slide, cut, or zoom, and a screenplay that runs it. Built on SVG viewBox animation, SMIL, and the Web Speech API.
25. Show HN: AI crawler honeypot – logs every agent that requests it (ai-crawler-honeypot-697299601273.europe-west2.run.app)
A public log of AI agent requests to this domain. Real client IPs are never stored. Public log at /log/today.
26. Show HN: Radio – a shared workspace for your agents and teammates (radio.plasma.ai)
27. Show HN: Composing domain-specific harness on Python in 10 mins (cayu.dev)
Follow a campus dining agent through 14 steps, from Python building blocks and harness composition to durable sessions, approval, and verification.
28. Show HN: Hishel – HTTP Caching for Python (hishel.com)
An elegant HTTP caching library for Python
29. Show HN: A map of 68 programs and jobs in AI safety research (cleverhack.com)
Pathways into frontier AI and AI safety research for people outside the usual pipelines: programs, fellowships, residencies, policy tracks, courses, and job boards.
30. Show HN: Pappice live demo in browser via WASM (pappice.eu)
Pappice is a small, self-hosted, chat-style support desk that runs as one lightweight Go binary with SQLite.