Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
845 points by gitpusher42 | 300 comments
GitHub repo for TurboFieldfare, a Swift/Metal inference engine running 4-bit Gemma 4 26B-A4B on M-series Macs in about 2 GB RAM by streaming experts from SSD.
770 points by robbiet480 | 290 comments
A blog post by iOS developer Christian Selig describing what he considers the coolest use for the Apple Vision Pro headset.
727 points by yan | 427 comments
Landing page for Superlogical, a company building "the multiplexer for all work" spanning coding agents, background jobs, and production applications.
713 points by Cider9986 | 224 comments
Homepage of KOReader, an open-source document viewer for E Ink devices supporting EPUB, PDF, DjVu and more on Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, Android and Linux.
563 points by YeGoblynQueenne | 294 comments
Science magazine news article reporting that leading AI startups publish little of their research openly; the capture shows only a Cloudflare verification page.
469 points by monneyboi | 138 comments
Kimi Code documentation page describing available models (Kimi K3 and Kimi K2.7 Code), their model IDs, and how to switch between them in clients.
415 points by JLO64 | 169 comments
Digital Foundry news article reporting Keychron's announcement of open-source firmware for gaming mice, comparable to the QMK and ZMK keyboard projects.
408 points by zdw | 70 comments
A blog article from datagubbe.se exploring the peculiar user interfaces of tools built by the demo scene, mostly for the Amiga.
377 points by Error6571 | 107 comments
Tailscale blog post describing additional ways to run Tailscale on a jailbroken Kindle, covering proxy and TUN networking modes.
352 points by 8thom | 96 comments
A satirical retro GeoCities-style site for a fictional "LLM2Human Clinic" claiming to turn large language models into real people, apparently built as an LLM honeypot.
352 points by Canopy9560 | 271 comments
Blog post, part 3 of a series, describing how prompt-injection payloads in documents can self-propagate as AI worms through Microsoft Copilot for Word.
331 points by siatko | 155 comments
Homepage of darktable, an open source photography workflow application and raw developer with a lighttable and darkroom for managing and editing photos.
328 points by msephton | 142 comments
A blog post by Alex Kotliarskyi on frantic.im titled "The Productivity Mirage," likely about perceived versus real productivity gains.
270 points by holman | 103 comments
245 points by binyu | 97 comments
224 points by awaxman11 | 225 comments
166 points by dango2506 | 33 comments
138 points by Bluestein | 24 comments
110 points by matthewsharpe3 | 64 comments
76 points by dtschump | 4 comments
67 points by zdw | 10 comments
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