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Interview With Mitchell Hashimoto About Ghostty And Zig
Founder Mitchell Hashimoto shares insights on Ghostty, a new project, and Zig, the programming language, in an exclusive interview.
Meta Reuses Old RAM In New Servers With Custom Bridge Chip
Meta employs a novel approach by repurposing existing RAM modules in new data center servers using a custom-designed bridge chip, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
TypeScript 7
Microsoft has announced TypeScript 7, introducing significant syntax improvements and new features aimed at enhancing developer productivity.
Apple To Increase Spend With Broadcom To Produce Billions More U.S. Chips
Apple plans to increase spending with Broadcom to produce billions more chips in the U.S., signaling a shift in its supply chain strategy.
How To Build A Minimal ZFS NAS Without Synology, QNAP, TrueNAS (2024)
Learn how to build a cost-effective, minimal ZFS-based NAS using open-source tools, bypassing Synology, QNAP, and TrueNAS in 2024.
Show HN: Davit, A Apple Containers UI
A developer has shared Davit, an open-source UI for managing Apple Containers, aiming to improve user experience in container management.
Microsoft Fire idTech Team At Id Software
Microsoft has reportedly terminated the idTech team at Id Software, raising questions about future game development and licensing agreements.
Why We Built Yet Another Postgres Connection Pooler
A new Postgres connection pooler has been launched to improve database performance and scalability, addressing limitations of existing solutions.
OpenWrt One – Open Hardware Router
OpenWrt has announced ‘OpenWrt One,’ an open hardware router designed for transparency and customization, expected to ship in late 2024.
