Resigning as Asahi Linux project lead(marcan.st)
918 points by Shank | 758 comments
Blog post by Hector Martin (marcan) announcing his resignation as project lead of Asahi Linux, recounting his homebrew history and reasons including burnout.
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Privacy Pass Authentication for Kagi Search(blog.kagi.com)
881 points by b3n | 320 comments
Kagi blog post from February 2025 announcing Privacy Pass authentication, which lets users access Kagi Search anonymously.
Phind 2: AI search with visual answers and multi-step reasoning(phind.com)
495 points by rushingcreek | 166 comments
Phind blog post announcing Phind 2, a rebuilt AI search engine with visual answers, multi-step searching, a new 70B model, and Jupyter-verified calculations.
Why young parents should focus on building trust with their kids(desunit.com)
488 points by desunit | 351 comments
A blog post by Sergey Bogdanov using the marshmallow test to argue that young parents should focus on building trust with their children.
LibreOffice still kicking at 40, now with browser tricks and real-time collab(theregister.com)
474 points by LinuxBender | 202 comments
The Register article from FOSDEM 2025 on LibreOffice turning 40, its 25.2 release, browser-based WebAssembly versions, and real-time collaboration work.
Show HN: SQL Noir – Learn SQL by solving crimes(sqlnoir.com)
380 points by chrisBHappy | 78 comments
SQL Noir is an open-source interactive detective game where players solve crime mysteries by writing real SQL queries.
Cheap blood test detects pancreatic cancer before it spreads(nature.com)
331 points by rbanffy | 196 comments
Nature news article from February 2025 about an inexpensive blood test that can detect pancreatic cancer before it spreads to other parts of the body.
U.K. demand for a back door to Apple data threatens Americans, lawmakers say(washingtonpost.com)
319 points by ksec | 219 comments
Washington Post article reporting that U.S. lawmakers warn a U.K. demand for a back door into Apple's encrypted cloud data threatens Americans.
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Anno 1800: Shadows of Beauty(simonschreibt.de)
144 points by cremno | 39 comments
Gold Is Worth More in New York(bloomberg.com)
125 points by ioblomov | 115 comments
How to professionally say (2022)(github.com)
111 points by bookofjoe | 57 comments
LM2: Large Memory Models(arxiv.org)
105 points by fzliu | 30 comments
MySQL at Uber(uber.com)
103 points by Brysonbw | 48 comments
YouTube's New Hue(design.google)
77 points by xnx | 166 comments
Reassessing Wayland(dudemanguy.github.io)
67 points by GalaxySnail | 16 comments
The Death of the Web (2024)(garry.net)
43 points by mark_mcnally_je | 31 comments
