The largest open-source DLE collection(github.com)
6 points by trizoza | 2 comments
A GitHub markdown file listing 1,124 open-source-collected daily puzzle and logic games (Wordle-style 'dles') with descriptions, from dles.gg.
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Socratic Tutor(github.com)
641 points by tosh | 146 comments
A SKILL.md file in Jane Street's agent_skills GitHub repo defining a Socratic tutoring skill for AI agents, with diagnostics, skill maps, and strict mastery evaluation.
Show HN: Coldframe, a honeypot that poses as a supermarket fridge controller(github.com)
265 points by hedgerow-dev | 61 comments
GitHub repo for Coldframe, a Python low-interaction honeypot mimicking Danfoss AK-SM 800A and Dixell XWEB supermarket refrigeration controllers to log attacks.
The same H100 costs $2.69 or $12.29 an hour depending where you rent it(github.com)
136 points by datareceipts | 77 comments
A GitHub repo folder comparing on-demand H100 GPU rental prices across AWS, Azure and neoclouds, normalised to dollars per GPU-hour, with scripts and data.
Google Gemini routes personal Drive files and emails to human annotators(github.com)
660 points by gf74918 | 139 comments
GitHub README documenting how consumer Gemini with Connected Apps can pull Drive and Gmail content into chats that are subject to human reviewer annotation.
Show HN: RealtimeVAD – trading false positives for 110ms earlier end-of-speech(github.com)
25 points by koljab | 5 comments
GitHub repository for RealtimeVAD, a Python voice activity detector that signals end-of-speech about 100 ms earlier than Silero by adding an adaptive energy detector.
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The GPU, not the TPM, is the root of hardware DRM(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
399 points by DvdGiessen | 408 comments
Blog post by Matthew Garrett arguing that GPUs, not TPMs, are the real root of hardware DRM; the capture shows a Dreamwidth captcha page instead.
The Linux Boot Process: From Power Button to Kernel(0xkato.xyz)
428 points by 0xkato | 84 comments
A blog post explaining the Linux boot process step by step, from pressing the power button through firmware and bootloader to the first C code in the kernel.
Panthera: Ampere's CPU Performance Model(github.com)
34 points by mshockwave | 11 comments
GitHub repository for Panthera, Ampere Computing's open-sourced CPU performance model and processor simulator, written mainly in C++ and Python under BSD-3-Clause.
Rat's Register Allocator(hexrat.cc)
53 points by mpweiher | 3 comments
Blog post describing how the rat compiler backend replaced its linear scan register allocator with a simpler priority bin-packing allocator for x86-64.
Linux/4004: booting Linux on Intel 4004 for fun, art, and no profit(dmitry.gr)
517 points by dmitrygr | 136 comments
Dmitry Grinberg's project page describing booting Debian Linux on a custom board powered by a 1971 Intel 4004 4-bit microprocessor via MIPS emulation.