The Qlobe: Rotating Quine (2010)(mamememo.blogspot.com)

42 points by niceguitars 4 days ago | 2 comments

Blog post by Yusuke Endoh presenting the Qlobe, a Ruby quine shaped like a globe that rotates 45 degrees each time it is executed.

Echoloc: A minimalist echolocation horror videogame(level102.itch.io)

5 points by ggambetta 6 days ago | 1 comments

Itch.io page for ECHOLOC, a free browser-based 3D horror game where the player navigates dark halls by clicking their tongue to echolocate while avoiding a sound-hunting creature.

No Uptime Hosting (2006)(nouptime.com)

232 points by Viraxi 2 years ago | 71 comments

Pigshell: Unix the Web(pigshell.com)

63 points by pbohun 4 days ago | 18 comments

Pigshell 0.6.4 is a browser-based Unix-style shell that represents web resources and cloud data as files you can process with command pipelines.

Unlocking any car from X brand in most of the world(shubs.io)

578 points by infosecau 5 days ago | 317 comments

Show HN: WasmGPT – “ChatGPT” in the browser, no WebGPU and no server needed(lxe.co)

157 points by lxe 3 years ago | 41 comments

Sam Altman's Case Against Your RAM Is Efficient. That's the Problem(techdirt.com)

21 points by mrkn1 10 days ago | 37 comments

Techdirt article on Sam Altman and AI demand for RAM; the captured page shows only a browser-check interstitial.

RAM-Altman: a bash script that emails Sam Altman about your unused RAM(ram-altman.lol)

5 points by frozenhd 5 days ago | 0 comments

Landing page for Ram-Altman, a parody bash script run via cron that emails Sam Altman daily reporting your unused Linux RAM.

RAM Altman: Linux Script Emails Sam Altman Daily How Much Unused RAM in Your PC(respawnfirst.com)

191 points by randycupertino 5 days ago | 109 comments

News article about Ram Altman, an open-source Linux Bash script that emails Sam Altman sarcastic daily reports on how much unused RAM is in your PC.

Successful People (2013)(blog.samaltman.com)

13 points by epestr 9 days ago | 7 comments

A short 2013 blog post by Sam Altman arguing that the most successful founders pursue a religion-like mission rather than setting out to build companies.

Why Is Sam Altman a Free Man?(prospect.org)

141 points by ragall 1 month ago | 92 comments

An American Prospect opinion piece by David Dayen arguing that OpenAI's models mimic their creators' behavior rather than 'going rogue,' and questioning Sam Altman's accountability.

Absurd Success(marginalia.nu)

557 points by asicsp 3 years ago | 153 comments

A Marginalia blog post describing a week of coding that halved the search engine's RAM use, enabled online upgrades, and lifted index size limits.