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Capture the new words you're reading & remember them later Discussion | Link

Flight map from cabin Wi-Fi Discussion | Link

Built a browser-based FFmpeg editor that runs entirely client-side via WebAssembly. Your files never leave your device -- all processing happens in a Web Worker. Works offline as an installable PWA after first load.

Powers faster, efficient reasoning for long-running agents Discussion | Link

Level up the way you play with Steam, Dota 2, and more Discussion | Link

Meta may have found one way to slash its massive data center bill: tents.

Yesterday I was looking at the caniuse page for invokers and had something like 83% coverage...I thought: I wonder what other feature has the same coverage and maybe I'm already using it. So I built it: https://ifyouuse.com submitted by /u/pablopang [link] [留言]

TLDR: I’ve built a single player browser game which is static assets and 0 cost, I plan to release multiplayer which will cost me - would you split into 2 different URLs eg “multi.myurl.gg” vs “myurl.gg” etc (placeholder URLs) Hey reddit, I’ve built a browser game in my spare time and have a question about potentially hosting on 2 different URLs. My specific issue is - right now the game is single player only + bots, and cost wise most of the game is free for me to host at any scale due to the way I’ve architected single player. This includes sharing features and things like watching replays, I could effectively have a billion users and still pay the same as when I have 1 user. This is great! But, once I introduce multiplayer, I have to pay for Cloudflare workers, storage, egress fees potentially etc for those same sharing and replay features. I’ve estimated these costs to be quite low even at scale, but I’m extremely frugal and want to always keep the single player experience alive. The multiplayer experience is more dependant on how well it performs with the public. So I was thinking of hosting single player at something like “myurl.gg” and multiplayer at something like “multi.myurl.gg” for a clean separation of concerns. Am I over-engineering here?? @mods this is not self promotion, I’ve used placeholder URLs etc submitted by /u/ComfortablePeace8859 [link] [留言]

Type messy and have it instantly polished Discussion | Link

Code reviewed by WIRED uncovered an unreleased face-recognition system embedded in Meta’s smart glasses platform. It’s designed to identify people via biometric data stored on users’ phones.

Copilot for college applications Discussion | Link

Control your treadmill from your iPhone, wirelessly Discussion | Link

Where strategy execution meets the people doing the work Discussion | Link