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Triton: DirectX 11 Driver for QEMU

Article URL: https://blog.getutm.app/2026/introducing-triton-directx-11-driver-for-qemu/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49221711 Points: 90 # Comments: 18
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Message your other Claude Code sessions

Article URL: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/cross-session-messaging Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49222824 Points: 7 # Comments: 0
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Can Intel finally beat ARM on performance per Watt?

Article URL: https://hackaday.com/2026/08/08/want-energy-efficiency-dude-youre-getting-a-dell/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49223079 Points: 64 # Comments: 18
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Fastmail offers EU data region

Article URL: https://www.fastmail.com/blog/fastmail-offers-eu-data-region/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49223082 Points: 177 # Comments: 90
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LinkedIn Feed Blocker

Article URL: https://github.com/andrewpollack/linkedin-feed-blocker Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49223475 Points: 95 # Comments: 52
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TinySol, a tiny solitaire game for DOS

Article URL: https://classicbits.net/coding-and-software/my-software/monosol/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49224020 Points: 16 # Comments: 3
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My favorite feel-good show is back

Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 139, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you're new here, welcome, barbecue sauce, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I've been reading about Johnny Knoxville and Google Zero and the history of the bicycle, […]
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Is this $450 laptop from an unknown brand too good to be true?

Finding a good laptop under $500 was hard enough before RAMageddon. They nearly always had cheap hardware and underpowered, often outdated chips. That's what made the MacBook Neo so disruptive: It offered great build quality and good-enough performance starting at $599. Windows laptops couldn't touch it. Even though it's gone up to $699, it's still […]
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Buc-ee’s dodges John Oliver to sue another small business

Buc-ee's became something of a viral sensation during the World Cup, but it has a troubling history of suing small gas stations and convenience stores. On a recent episode of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver literally begged the company to sue him for selling merch featuring his squirrel mascot, Mr. Nutterbutter, with branding that reads […]
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Programação Funcional

Introdução A Programação Funcional tem raízes no cálculo lambda , formalizado pelo matemático Alonzo Church nos anos 1930, décadas antes da existência de computadores modernos. Sua primeira grande expressão em linguagem de programação foi o Lisp (1958), e o paradigma ganhou força prática com linguagens como Haskell, Erlang, F# e, mais recentemente, com a incorporação de recursos funcionais em linguagens multiparadigma como JavaScript, C# e Python. Princípios centrais F...
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Paradigma de Programação Orientada a Objetos (POO)

Introdução A Programação Orientada a Objetos nasceu com a linguagem Simula 67 , considerada a primeira linguagem orientada a objetos, e foi consolidada e popularizada por Smalltalk nos anos 1970. Ganhou adoção massiva na indústria com C++ e, posteriormente, Java e C#. A ideia central é organizar o código em torno de objetos : unidades que combinam dados (atributos/estado) e comportamento (métodos) em uma única estrutura. Os quatro pilares Encapsulamento — os dado...
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ADR: Who Owns Scope in a Node.js Multi-Tenant Ask-Docs SaaS?

A semantic search system has already crossed its security boundary before generation begins: if retrieval admits another customer's chunk, no prompt can make that access legitimate afterward. Short answer: in a multi-tenant ask-your-docs SaaS, derive the customer identity from authenticated server context, bind both the embedding namespace and the mandatory metadata filter inside one retrieval interface, and make the resulting decision reconstructable from an audit record. This architecture d...
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Zero Knowledge Proofs: How to Win Every "Trust Me Bro" Argument With Math

A tutorial where you prove things without revealing things, and yes, the math actually maths. Here's something the internet doesn't want you to know: you overshare every single time you prove something. Prove you're over 21 at a bar? You hand over a card with your name, your address, your height, and your terrible 2019 haircut. Prove your income to a landlord? Here's every transaction I've made since college, please don't judge the 3am food delivery. We built the entire digital world...
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Stale infrastructure context is worse than none

The bug that isn't a bug On Tuesday you attach a dead-letter queue to orders-queue . On Wednesday a batch of messages disappears and you ask Claude Code what happened. It answers immediately: orders-queue has no DLQ configured, so failed messages are dropped after the maximum receive count. That answer is wrong, and it is also not a hallucination. The assistant read a real snapshot of your AWS account. The snapshot was taken Monday. This is the failure mode that shows up once you gi...
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Self-Hosted SSO for 25 Services: Authelia OIDC on Kubernetes

Originally published at woitzik.dev Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links (marked with *). If you buy through them, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I only link gear I actually own and use daily. Every internal service in my homelab goes through the same authentication gate: Authelia. Proxmox, PBS, Grafana, ArgoCD, Headscale, ArgoCD, Uptime Kuma, Paperless, Nextcloud — 25+ web services, one login, one session, one set of access rules. The OIDC provi...
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Redbelly Network Troubleshooting Guide: 22 Common Developer Errors and Their Fixes

description: "Fixes for the 22 errors developers hit most often on Redbelly Network — RPC and chain ID conflicts, MetaMask setup, USD-pegged gas, permissioned-network reverts, Hardhat deployment, Routescan verification, and the Eligibility SDK." tags: blockchain, web3, ethereum, solidity canonical_url: https://dev.to/isaac_atunbi_c2ed2489e89c/redbelly-network-troubleshooting-guide-22-common-developer-errors-and-their-fixes-1g26/edit cover_image: published: true Redbell...
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What Is Actually Inside the DOE's Genesis Open Models Initiative?

Originally published at vinpatel.com What is actually inside the Department of Energy's new Genesis Open Models Initiative? Right now, the honest answer is: a name, a URL, and a lab crest. The claim, as DOE has made it by putting the initiative live at genesisopenmodels.anl.gov, is that the federal government is now in the open-model business — training or releasing AI systems the way Meta releases Llama or Mistral releases its weights, except under a federal national lab's letterhead i...
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# Why I’m Rewriting a PHP Extension in C23, Not C++

I forked the DataStax Cassandra driver when it stopped compiling on PHP 8 and most of its maintainers had already moved on. My first instinct was to write the new parts in C++. I built a Zend wrapper class, used RAII throughout, and put smart pointers around zval s—the whole modern setup. It introduced memory bugs that took me days to track down, and I did not get a meaningful benefit in return. So the driver is being rewritten in C23. I want to explain why, because “just use C++; it’s...
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I built an embeddable screen-time calculator that doesn't phone home

Most embeddable widgets are surveillance with rounded corners. You paste one script tag, it opens a socket back to someone else's server, drops analytics, fingerprints the page, and turns your article into their funnel. I wanted the opposite. I had built a small screen-time calculator for an iPhone side project. You enter daily phone hours, how much of that time you'd actually want back, and your age. It returns the number not just as hours per year, but as waking years of the li...
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I Got the Internship Offer… and Then I Had to Say No.

A few days ago, I went for an internship opportunity that I was genuinely excited about. I had been looking forward to it for a long time. When I got the opportunity to attend a 3-day demo/trial period , I went in with a lot of excitement. I wanted to prove myself, learn as much as possible, and hopefully turn those three days into something bigger. And honestly, I gave it my best. I showed up, worked, learned, asked questions, and tried to contribute wherever I could. Then cam...