2026年8月3日 のトップ記事 07:00取得

  1. #1

    Karpathy’s Pelican

  2. #2

    Autoregressive Language Model on the 6502 Processor

  3. #3

    Show HN: Kakehashi – Experimental userspace to run macOS binaries on Linux ARM

  4. #4

    Note-Taking and Personal Knowledge Management

  5. #5

    Developers are attached to tools because tools encode trust

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    Show HN: Make your Framework 12 sound like a creaky door

  7. #7

    Read the Novels and Forget Everything Else

  8. #8

    Sharing an X11 Server Across Hosts with FamilyWild

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    Show HN: NixOS-DGX-Spark – Nix and NixOS on the DGX Spark

  10. #10

    Twenty Years of RISC OS Open

  11. #11

    F*: A general-purpose proof-oriented programming language

  12. #12

    TinyNES Review – A Super Niche NES Console

  13. #13

    EU Age Verification Project Mandates Hardware-Bound Attestation

  14. #14

    'Crush this lady': how eBay harassment campaign led to $56M payout

  15. #15

    Rooting, firmware analysis and persistent credentials of TP-Link TL-841N

  1. #16

    Schmitt Trigger: Robust Comparator Design with Hysteresis

  2. #17

    When transit passes were designed by hand (2022)

  3. #18

    Harvesting SSH Credentials: Insights from My Honeypot Network

  4. #19

    The Myth of Snow Leopard

  5. #20

    Meshdiff – visually compare two STL versions in the browser, client-side

  6. #21

    Fasttracker II clone in C using SDL 2

  7. #22

    My personal AI benchmark: "Generate an SVG of a frog with a Habsburg jaw."

  8. #23

    Californians' data deletion requests, DROP, become enforceable Aug. 1

  9. #24

    Adding Go's Defer to the TypeScript Compiler

  10. #25

    Folding Paper Globes

  11. #26

    Show HN: MicroCodex Coding Agent – OpenAI/codex reimplemented in C++ <1MB binary

  12. #27

    Great Question (YC W21) Is Hiring Senior Demand Gen Manager

  13. #28

    Let the machines in

  14. #29

    Show HN: Bor – Open-source policy management for Linux desktops

  15. #30

    How the words we teach English language learners changed