Microgpt(karpathy.github.io)
1807 points by tambourine_man | 302 comments
Andrej Karpathy's blog post introducing microgpt, a dependency-free 200-line Python file that trains and runs inference on a GPT.
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Ghostty – Terminal Emulator(ghostty.org)
809 points by oli5679 | 336 comments
Documentation homepage for Ghostty, a fast, cross-platform terminal emulator using platform-native UI and GPU acceleration.
I built a demo of what AI chat will look like when it's “free” and ad-supported(99helpers.com)
517 points by nickk81 | 278 comments
A satirical but functional demo of an ad-supported AI chat showing banners, interstitials, sponsored responses, and freemium gates.
Decision trees – the unreasonable power of nested decision rules(mlu-explain.github.io)
515 points by mschnell | 78 comments
An interactive visual explainer from MLU-Explain by Jared Wilber and Lucía Santamaría introducing decision trees for supervised machine learning.
Switch to Claude without starting over(claude.com)
490 points by doener | 227 comments
Anthropic product page for Claude's Import Memory feature, letting users bring preferences and context from other AI providers via copy-paste on paid plans.
When does MCP make sense vs CLI?(ejholmes.github.io)
404 points by ejholmes | 257 comments
Blog post by Eric Holmes arguing that Anthropic's Model Context Protocol is dying and that LLM agents should use command-line tools instead.
Inside the M4 Apple Neural Engine, Part 1: Reverse Engineering(maderix.substack.com)
359 points by zdw | 104 comments
A Substack post, the first in a series, describing how the author reverse engineered the Apple M4 Neural Engine to bypass CoreML and talk directly to the hardware.
AI Made Writing Code Easier. It Made Being an Engineer Harder(ivanturkovic.com)
343 points by saikatsg | 242 comments
Blog post by Ivan Turkovic arguing that AI tools make producing code easier while making the broader job of being a software engineer harder.
WebMCP is available for early preview(developer.chrome.com)
340 points by andsoitis | 185 comments
Chrome for Developers blog post announcing an early preview program for WebMCP, a way for websites to expose structured interactions to AI agents.
Flightradar24 for Ships(atlas.flexport.com)
232 points by chromy | 47 comments
Why XML tags are so fundamental to Claude(glthr.com)
206 points by glth | 140 comments
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Ape Coding [fiction](rsaksida.com)
182 points by rmsaksida | 121 comments
Textadept(orbitalquark.github.io)
175 points by giancarlostoro | 35 comments
Little Free Library(littlefreelibrary.org)
139 points by TigerUniversity | 72 comments
Why does C have the best file API(maurycyz.com)
133 points by maurycyz | 106 comments
Guilty Displeasures(hopefulmons.com)
94 points by aregue | 95 comments
Computer Says No(koenvangilst.nl)
85 points by vnglst | 40 comments
You don't have to(scottsmitelli.com)
85 points by marginalia_nu | 38 comments
Apache Otava(otava.apache.org)
82 points by djoldman | 6 comments
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Greg Knauss Is Losing Himself(shapeof.com)
62 points by wallflower | 37 comments
The Cathode Ray Tube site(crtsite.com)
60 points by joebig | 11 comments
My Favorite 39C3 Talks(asindu.xyz)
52 points by max_ | 3 comments
