I Fixed Windows Native Development

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Two different tricks for fast LLM inference

The article discusses "Fast LLM Inference" by Sean Goedecke, where the author explores ways to speed up Large Language Model (LLM) inference. LLMs are a type of artificial intelligence model used for natural language processing tasks, but they can be computationally expensive and slow. The article provides an

Oat – Ultra-lightweight, semantic, zero-dependency HTML UI component library

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With Apple: Fortify your app: Essential strategies to strengthen security

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State Attorneys General Want to Tie Online Access to ID

Here's a summary for a newsletter: **US Attorneys General Unite to Support Online Safety Act** 40 US Attorneys General have come together to express their support for the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), a proposed law aimed at protecting minors from online harm. The legislation would require social

Show HN: VOOG – Moog-style polyphonic synthesizer in Python with tkinter GUI

Here's a summary for a newsletter: **New Project Alert: Polyphonic Synthesizer in Python** A developer has created a polyphonic synthesizer in Python, complete with a tkinter GUI inspired by the Moog Subsequent 37. The synthesizer boasts an impressive range of features, including 3 oscillators, a Moog ladder filter,

Oat – Ultra-lightweight, semantic, zero-dependency HTML UI component library

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Flashpoint Archive – Over 200k web games and animations preserved

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I love the work of the ArchWiki maintainers

Here's a summary for a newsletter: **Shoutout to ArchWiki Maintainers** A recent article expressed admiration for the dedicated maintainers of the ArchWiki, a comprehensive wiki for Arch Linux users. The article highlights the importance of their work in creating and maintaining a valuable resource for the Linux community.

EU bans the destruction of unsold apparel, clothing, accessories and footwear

Here's a summary for a newsletter: **EU Introduces New Rules to Reduce Waste from Unsold Clothing** The European Union has announced new rules aimed at reducing the destruction of unsold clothes and shoes. Starting from 2026, companies will be required to reuse or recycle unsold products instead of

Palantir vs. the "Republik": US analytics firm takes magazine to court

Here's a summary for a newsletter: **Palantir Takes Magazine to Court Over Critical Article** US analytics firm Palantir has filed a lawsuit against a magazine, known as "Die Republik", over an article that reportedly criticized the company's data collection and surveillance practices. The article

Soviet Tektronix 7000-series oscilloscope copies

Here's a summary of the article for a newsletter: **Vintage Tech: Soviet Tektronix 7000 Series Oscilloscope Copies** A fascinating article has resurfaced about the Soviet Union's efforts to replicate the popular Tektronix 7000 series oscilloscopes. The article explores the history and technology behind these copied oscilloscopes,