New stories

Live mirror
30 storiesupdated just nowView source snapshot
  1. EU approves sending mountains of trash to Turkey despite environmental fears(politico.eu ↗)
    discuss
  2. Verification of a Generational Garbage Collector(arxiv.org ↗)
    discuss
  3. Salesforce and Nvidia launch Koa, a CRM reasoning model(salesforce.com ↗)
    discuss
  4. Antonio Gramsci: How Language Makes Power Feel Like Common Sense(linguistically.substack.com ↗)
    discuss
  5. Replicating Jev with Qwen-2.5(perennialte.ch ↗)
    discuss
  6. Revisiting Soundness for Occurrence Typing, Semantically(arxiv.org ↗)
    discuss
  7. Black Holes or Black Hole Stars?(quantamagazine.org ↗)
    discuss
  8. GPT-6 Astra vs. GPT-5.6 Sol: Is a 1.6x Higher Cost Worth It per Verified Bug?(ent-website-gamma.vercel.app ↗)
    discuss
  9. Reclaim the Terminal(nishantjosh.dev ↗)
    discuss
  10. Nature Is Our Learning Environment(periodic.com ↗)
    discuss
  11. Hello HN
    discuss
  12. The Chemistry of Cookery XVII (1884)(wikisource.org ↗)
    discuss
  13. Bug Bounty Operating Principles(medium.com/jasonpuglisi ↗)
    discuss
  14. CodeProject in read-only mode since October 2024(wikipedia.org ↗)
    discuss
  15. What's New in macOS 27 for Developers?(freecodecamp.org ↗)
    discuss
  16. Effectively Does a Model Use Its Memory (2025)(liquid.ai ↗)
    1comments
  17. OpenAI breakthrough triggers 'existential crisis' in math(science.org ↗)
    discuss
  18. Show HN: 2049 - a roguelike that fuses 2048 and Minesweeper(github.com/skorotkiewicz ↗)
    discuss
  19. Why Scheme?(goeteia.dev ↗)
    discuss
  20. Symbolic Artificial Intelligence(wikipedia.org ↗)
    discuss
  21. AI models in 'surreal' dialect mixing poetic language and tech bro jargon(theguardian.com ↗)
    discuss
  22. Show HN: Context Freshness Ledger – a tiny schema for reviewable agent memory(github.com/chengyixu ↗)
    discuss
  23. Novel Particle Beam Could Challenge Einstein's Theory of Gravity(ethz.ch ↗)
    discuss
  24. FBI boarded Texas-bound oil tanker to investigate cyberattack(cbsnews.com ↗)
    1comments
  25. NASA-backed scientists turn plastic waste into edible cookies(sciencedaily.com ↗)
    1comments
  26. "Filmmaker" suing PassThePopcorn may be banned user out for revenge(arstechnica.com ↗)
    discuss
  27. William Buckland's Theology of Geology(historytoday.com ↗)
    discuss
  28. Broken Windows, Abstractions and the Cost of Always Keeping Things Simple(pgilmartin.substack.com ↗)
    1comments
  29. Show HN: ZenTabTimer, an HTML timer where browser favicon is the timer(github.com/kevinpondmind ↗)
    discuss
  30. Inference Is the Last LLM Moat(vincentschmalbach.com ↗)
    discuss

Show HN: ZenTabTimer, an HTML timer where browser favicon is the timer

1 pointsby 52m agogithub.com
0 comments
An HTML page where the favicon is a circle that drains over timer. Great for pomodoro work sessions while keeping the timer in view. Like a zen sand timer for your browser.

I found myself using the timer built into google search all the time to keep on track during a work session, but as soon as I had too many tabs, I'd end up clicking the tab all the time to see how much time was left. Plus, the countdown change movement would become visually distracting. Here, the circle "drains" without visible or distracting movement.

Vibe coding used to be a fun term for a low stakes thing made for fun, but these days it's a become a loaded term as real companies pressure their devs to vibe!

So, let's call this thing "Vibegentically Agenteered" to mean what vibe coding used to mean, a quickly made low stakes thing just for fun.

A quiet thread, for now.Start the conversation on HN ↗