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Firecracker-like microVMs for Proxmox VE

Hackernews Homelab & Self-Hosting by networked 44 minutes ago

Two Qwen3 models on one DGX Spark: the residency math

Hackernews GPU and Parallel Computing by devashish86 45 minutes ago

David Ahl's Basic Computer Games Ported to C

Hackernews C++ by theanonymousone 45 minutes ago

TypeScript 7 RC: the compiler rewritten in Go, around 10x faster

Hackernews JavaScript and TypeScript by jtnl 50 minutes ago

Anthropic to Require ID Verification for Certain Capabilities Starting July 8

Hackernews Anthropic by bathory 50 minutes ago

Foreign-Born Entrepreneurs Drive America's Unicorn Boom

Hackernews Startups and Venture by USTECH_WORKER 1 hour ago

The deskilling of web dev is damaging our health

Hackernews CSS by lemonberry 1 hour ago

The case against geometric algebra

Hackernews Linear Algebra by Hbruz0 1 hour ago

CTOs Agree: Cognitive Debt Is the New Technical Debt

Hackernews Software Engineering by sxx0 3 hours ago

Nothing's co-founder says CMF can't build a phone 'at a price that makes sense'

Hackernews Apple by syx 3 hours ago

Windows UI evolution: Clicking an unassociated file

Hackernews Microsoft by jandeboevrie 4 hours ago

Google Hits 50% IPv6

Hackernews Networking Protocols by barqawiz 4 hours ago

Forward to Hell? On Misusing Transparent DNS Forwarders For Amplification Attacks

Lobsters DNS by jaguar 5 hours ago

Regina Obe: Replacing pgAgent with pg_timetable: Part 1

Tech Blogs Planetscale PostgreSQL 5 hours ago

pgAgent has been my go to scheduling solution for quite some time. Sadly in 6 months it will be completely retired and the pgAgent UI in pgAdmin will be gone. The main reasons I liked pgAgent were: Cross Platform: I have a lot on windows and linux customers, so this was important. Nice UI in pgAdmin, so I could do all work with PostgreSQL and schedule things at the same time as well as check status of jobs. The database backend is PostgreSQL, my favorite database Supports Multiple Agent...