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Since 05.06.2026

Tribblix: the retro illumos distribution(illumos.org)
>_ Tribblix is an open source operating system created by Peter Tribble. Based on illumos, it blends a retro style with modern components. NEWS: June 12th 2026: Milestone 40 available. (updates). See the X86 Release Notes. NEWS: April 21st 2026. SPARC m34 ISO available for download, in addition to the upgrades from m33 to m34 that were previously available. (SPARC Release Notes.) Important: 32-bit hardware support now completely removed. While the SPARC version still suffers from lack of testing and has spotty hardware support, the x86 version is pretty solid. You can download the image, install to a hard drive, and use it.
Weave: Merging based on language structure and not lines(github.com)
Entity-level semantic merge driver for Git. Two agents edit different functions in the same file? Clean merge. Every time. 31 merge scenarios across 7 languages. Full breakdown → Use just the merge driver. Or add coordination for multi-agent workflows. Full docs → Replaces git's line-level merge. Parses code with tree-sitter, merges by function and class. Agents claim entities before editing. Detect conflicts before they happen. 15 tools via Model Context Protocol. Claude and other AI agents call them directly. Entity extraction powered by sem-core and tree-sitter. Plus 5 data formats. Full list →
Zero-knowledge SAT validation engine(frontend-seven-delta-66.vercel.app)
0 classifications 0 Set A (probe) 0 Set B (solver) — solver calls avoided Theoretical Result A 6.36σ universal separability signal exists across the SAT phase transition — a previously undescribed structural property of random k-SAT, validated n=15 to n=500 on random 3-SAT · SATLIB benchmarks n=50–100. This signal partitions instances without solver invocation, enabling 57% solver call reduction on hard phase-transition instances. Parks SAT Framework (PTSF) · Alika M. Parks · Kalaheo, Hawaii · 2026 — instances classified globally Performance Metrics 57% solver call reduction · Tier 1 classifier 47x vs MiniSAT · Tier 1 · benchmark hardware · n=50 3.9x vs Kissat · Tier 2 VIG-CDCL solver · mean n=20–100 9.7x vs Kissat · Tier 2 peak · n=75 6.36σ universal separability signal · n=15 to n=500 0.999 Tier 1 accuracy · SATLIB validated 100% Tier 2 solver correctness · n=20–100 validated Tier 1 (classifier): ~57% · no solver ·
Monero Inflation Checker(moneroinflation.com)
Welcome! We are 12y 59d 16h 37m 50s without an inflation bug. There are currently: 18,761,061.507967225895 XMR in circulation. Last block verified: 3661980 Here you will find some tools to help you understand why inflation is not happening in Monero. Use the menu on the left to navigate. Inflation Goals Contact Overview Notation V1:PreRingCT V2/T1:RCTTypeFull V2/T2:RCTTypeSimple V2/T3:RCTTypeBulletproof V2/T4:RCTTypeBulletproof2 V2/T5:RCTTypeCLSAG V2/T6:RCTTypeBulletproofPlus Pre-RingCT MLSAG CLSAG Pre-RingCT Confidential Transaction Bulletproof Bulletproof+ Key_images Emission
I'm a high schooler who made a 3d LiDAR scanner!(reddit.com)
I've always been interested in point clouds and spatial data, so I created my own LiDAR scanner! It runs off of an esp32 and TMC2209s on a custom PCB, which continuously rotate and sweep the LiDAR sensor. I learned a ton creating this project, as this was my first time creating a PCB and using NEMA motors (I have used other motors before). Github repo submitted by /u/thatonebckid [link] [Kommentare]