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Apple unveils its first foldable, the iPhone Duo

Unlike early iterations of foldables, which looked like vertical slabs, Apple adopted a wider form factor that could aid in a better aspect ratio while watching videos when the device is unfolded.

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Drawably: Hand-Drawn UI Controls

Score: 16 | Comments: 7

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AirPods 5

Score: 479 | Comments: 408

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iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max

Score: 383 | Comments: 433

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Growing proof that autonomous cars save lives

Score: 383 | Comments: 667

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Vintage Scientific Papers with LaTeX

Score: 87 | Comments: 7

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No Man's Sky Cosmos

Score: 417 | Comments: 419

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Hitachi launches CO2 heat pump water heaters with solar-friendly tariff controls

Score: 57 | Comments: 38

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GPT-6 Astra, looped transformers, and hidden reasoning

Score: 469 | Comments: 147

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A Design Space Exploration of Async/Await

Score: 338 | Comments: 88

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Shopify acquires Tailwind

Score: 1076 | Comments: 416

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Liesegang Rings

Score: 8 | Comments: 1

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We open-sourced our React Native template engine (but not the part that makes money)

TL;DR We open-sourced our theme engine, ProductData config schema, UI primitives, and docs We kept the Stripe webhook, license-grant fan-out, entitlement migrations, and admin routes private, perman

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Claude Code on a React Native Codebase: Guardrails That Actually Change the Output

Every React Native developer has run the same experiment by now: point an AI agent at the codebase, ask for a feature, watch it produce something that compiles, and then quietly rewrite half of it bef

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Kryzz AI v1.1 — open-sourcing a local-first Android AI workspace

I open-sourced Kryzz AI: a private, local-first Android AI workspace for chat, voice, and tool-driven agents. Affiliation: I built this. MIT. The GitHub release includes a debug APK for sideloading (A

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What a forked Claude Code skill can see: a codeword, a passphrase, and a 5x bill

A skill with context: fork could not see a codeword we had planted two messages earlier, but it could see the passphrase in CLAUDE.md. Switch the fork to agent: Explore and CLAUDE.md is gone too, exc

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Open-Weight AI in Healthcare: HIPAA-Compliant LLMs for Clinical Notes — Day 20/30

TL;DR — Healthcare is one of the clearest cases for open-weight AI: HIPAA's Security Rule and PHI liability push clinical teams toward models they can run entirely inside their own network. This epis

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Automating the Job Hunt: How I Built a RAG-Powered CLI with Gemini Flash and ChromaDB 🤖

❌ The Problem: Job Hunting is InefficientFor developers, manual job searching is a major productivity bottleneck. Spending hours scrolling through LinkedIn, Indeed, and corporate boards—only to read

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I built Statusline: an open-source Codex usage monitor for desktop and mobile

Statusline started with a small interface detail I wanted to make more useful: Weekly limit: [███████████░░░░░░░░░] 53% left (resets 09:02 on 2 Sep) That line answers two practical questions:

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Run LLMs Locally: Ollama Setup & Hardware Requirements

If you want to run LLMs locally, I recommend using Ollama to manage model weights and serve a local API. While you will need substantial hardware—typically a minimum of 16GB of VRAM or an Apple Silico

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