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19 votes
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An environment where multiple AI agents pursue scientific discovery and build a shared literature
7 votes -
Amazon kept shutting down my tablet, so I spent $266 on four AI models to own it
55 votes -
Postmortem retrospective on "redditp", the Reddit slideshow website ~15 minute read
22 votes -
The Gateless Gate 3D: Forty-nine Zen Buddhist koans, each with its own interactive scene
16 votes -
Neo: A novel-writing tool created by a novelist
13 votes -
Xodus · Bringing Xbox PC games to Linux and macOS
18 votes -
An agent workspace built on Cloudflare workers
4 votes -
Postmortem for Lean kernel soundness bug #14576
12 votes -
My free open source sky atlas app is now available on Google Play
31 votes -
No WebGL, no AI, no bytes to spare. My new game is a 3D 90s fever dream in 1024 bytes!
59 votes -
A theory of prompt injection (and why you should study roles)
27 votes -
Harvest Moon 64 recompilation release
24 votes -
decrazyo/anes - modding the NES to use 2 PPUs for advanced graphical features
10 votes -
Any fellow software engineers using paid GitHub copilot?
Much to my chagrin, the company I work for has done a lot in terms of steering/ pushing all software development be done through AI for some time now. And what gives me much grin, GitHub changed...
Much to my chagrin, the company I work for has done a lot in terms of steering/ pushing all software development be done through AI for some time now.
And what gives me much grin, GitHub changed their pricing structure for copilot. I'll skip the details the key fact is what used to be about $30/month per person + maybe few bucks in overages is now resulting in us hitting our usage cap on the 2nd day of the month. Overage costs this month will be hundreds of dollars per developer. I know this is an unexpected expense as I mentioned it casually to our CTO who had no idea.
I'm curious if this is going to force them to rethink the AI strategy. The incessant pushing to use more and more AI maybe will finally bite them on the ass so much they have to ask us to stop or pull back? Or maybe they'll just plunder our salaries, who knows.
I'm curious if anyone else is in the same situation.
23 votes -
What is still to be done to merge... the dragons?
12 votes -
RibShark/OmniDrive - Aftermarket disk drive firmware that can read a number of console disk formats
22 votes -
GitHub confirms breach of 3,800 repos via malicious VSCode extension
27 votes -
iOpenPod: FOSS iPod management software
24 votes -
Dirty Frag, an exploit which can obtain root privileges on major Linux distributions
31 votes -
ps5-linux-loader: Linux on a PlayStation 5
28 votes -
Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii
26 votes -
Finishing the toy that Nintendo abandoned -- breathing new life into Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit
34 votes -
GitHub - DolphinXR is a GameCube / Wii emulator, with improvements for VR setups
10 votes -
Keychron Hardware Design — hardware design files for Keychron keyboards and mice
27 votes -
gb-recompiled - Translates Z80 assembly directly into modern C code
15 votes -
ACGC-PC-Port: Unofficial PC port of Animal Crossing
15 votes -
X1Box: Xbox emulator for Android
12 votes -
Gameboy Camera Adapter
11 votes -
microgpt - GPT in 200 lines
32 votes -
goggle: a GoG download CLI
21 votes -
pyrite64: N64 Game-Engine and Editor using libdragon and tiny3d
15 votes -
GPT in 243 lines of pure python
14 votes -
Economic ideas and policy implementation: Evidence from Malthusian training in British Indian bureaucracy
10 votes -
PS2Recomp: Playstation 2 static recompiler and runtime tool to make native PC ports
19 votes -
GitHub Space Shooter turns your GitHub contribution graph into a playable space shooter
9 votes -
jevonlipsey/pico-ios: A Native Emulator for the Pico-8 fantasy console. Available on iOS and Android!
11 votes -
FEX: Emulate x86 Programs on ARM64
24 votes -
Putting rigid bodies to rest
8 votes -
Par is a concurrent language with linear types
11 votes -
The day my smart vacuum turned against me
33 votes -
Video models are zero-shot learners and reasoners
17 votes -
Super Mario Bros. Remastered
26 votes -
What follows GitHub?
22 votes -
DreamSDK release 4 now available for Dreamcast development on Windows
9 votes -
Moser's Frame Shop: I am an AI hater
35 votes -
Deep Think with Confidence
9 votes -
The enterprise experience
33 votes -
RP3A0 reverse engineering
4 votes -
A command line, playable version of the NYT Connections game archive
12 votes