I canceled my book deal
I've always wanted to write a book, and I was close, but not this time.
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New Sponsor Announcement | MonoGame
One framework for creating powerful cross-platform games
A vulnerability in libsodium
Libsodium is now 13 years old!
FediMeteo: How a Tiny €4 FreeBSD VPS Became a Global Weather Service for Thousands
How a simple idea turned into an international weather service on the Fediverse.
A faster heart for F-Droid. Our new server is here! | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
Donations are a key part of what keeps F-Droid independent and reliable and our latest hardware update is a direct result of your support. Thanks to donation...
Why people are mad at Framework
This 9th of october, Hyprland's twitter account announced that they had received a financial contribution from Framework, a company building modular, repairable computers. Given Hyprland's messy history of being a toxic community people started publicly questi…
[Homelab] Exposing Homelab through Cloudflare Tunnel
DevSecOps Engineer blogs about coding, life and other stuff
2025 letter
Zhengdong Wang’s personal website
Minimum Viable Parents
The traits that make people build things and trauma responses are the same machinery.
My Vibe Coded Projects in 2025
This was my first year using AI coding tools. I’m often asked what I use AI coding for outside of work. Here I document what I’ve built with AI.
Grateful in Dubai
There's a cafe I go to for my daily midday tea breaks. It occupies a street corner where you place an order through a window while peering into a kitchen slightly bigger than the size of a food truck. It sells a small cup of kadak chai for 1.50 dirhams. Across…
2026+: What to Do When Everyone Can Do Everything
2025 was the year of simplification. Complex workflows collapsed into a few buttons. The distance between “I want this” and “done” is approaching zero. Soon we’ll be generating things through neural interfaces paired with AI agents. (Screenshot this.) Now ever…
The Best SEO is Great Content
There is an entire industry built around “optimizing” content. We are told to chase keywords, engineer backlinks, and structure paragraphs to please an algorithm. But after years of writing here on Misframe and for the engineering blog at FunnelStory, I’ve fou…
Shipping at Inference-Speed | Peter Steinberger
Why I stopped reading code and started watching it stream by.
Coding is hard, especially during a layoff
I got laid off in March this year, that's 2025. I got broke after exactly one month. I started looking for a job almost immediately, and for 6 months. 6 months was enough time to grieve, to be angry, to get working on my next bootstrap... Voklit.com
A minimalist anti-addiction iPhone setup
aadil pickle's internet home
Django On The Med: A Contributor Sprint Retrospective
A personal retrospective on Django On The Med, three months later. From the first idea to the actual contributor sprint, and how a simple format based on focused mornings and open afternoons created unexpected value for people and the Django open source commun…
How to Ruin All of Package Management
Attach financial incentives to open source metrics and watch the spam flood in.
NODE_ENV: What It Actually Does (And What It Doesn't) ─ Ezz's Blog | Ezz's Blog
Stop misusing NODE_ENV. Learn what it's really for, why you should always use production, and how to properly configure your Node.js apps.
Updated CI/CD for KiCad 9 and Gitlab
Here are some updates I have made since my original post about using KiCad with CI/CD. It is now using a kicad 9 docker image (ghcr.io/inti-cmnb/kicad9_auto:latest) and runs on the latest gitlab.
Building Tetris Time with Claude Code | Koen van Gilst
A New Year countdown and clock visualized with falling Tetris blocks. In this post I share some insights on what has been working well for me when building with AI coding agents.
Intro to Foundation DB via a Distributed Mutex
At work, I found myself in apparent need of synchronizing access to a shared resources. The actors requesting access were two distributed services. Being fond and familiar with the “assembly language of databases”, I knew I could implement a distributed mutex …
The Golden Rule of Driving
Many people I've met seem to believe that daily traffic would be easier to handle if other people just did _this_ -- if other drivers just zipper merge, if other drivers just speed up, if other drivers just get over, if other drivers just slow down, if only ot…
Hacker Book — Community, All the HN Belong to You! 2006
Viewing HN on Sunday, December 28, 2025. Times are relative to 11:59 PM.