Cumulative Attention-burden Scores For School Software

A new approach quantifies the total attention burden of school apps, aiding district decisions amid rising concerns over student focus and screen time.

Porting My 1993 Amiga Game To Godot, With An LLM Reading The 68000 Assembly

A developer has successfully ported a 1993 Amiga game to Godot with the help of a large language model reading 68000 assembly code, completing the task in a single evening.

Reverse Engineering Unknown File Formats With ImHex

ImHex, a popular hex editor, is increasingly used for reverse engineering obscure file formats, with new features aiding analysts in deciphering unknown data structures.

SVG Carving Animation: A Look Inside “The Runestone Field — Carve Words Into Winter” (FABLE/175)

A detailed look at how SVG carving animation brings ‘The Runestone Field’ to life, blending history and technology for immersive storytelling.

Watch-once Spoken Commands For Desktop Workflows

New approach enables users to record workflows once and replay via spoken commands, promising to streamline repetitive desktop tasks for power users.

I Turned My Security Cameras Into An Automatic Bird Identification System

A hobbyist transformed home security cameras into an automated bird ID system, highlighting innovative use of existing tech amid rising interest in birdwatching tech.

Show HN: Voronoi Go

Voronoi Go, a new online Go platform, now features a strong AI opponent and correspondence game options, enhancing player engagement and competition.

The AI Leaderboard That Matters Starts After The Demo Ends

A new live experiment measures AI management performance during real crises, revealing gaps in current benchmarks and highlighting the importance of trust and execution.

Tailcat – Like Netcat, But Over Tailscale’s Data Plane

Tailcat introduces a new tool for secure, peer-to-peer network testing over Tailscale’s data plane, offering a simplified alternative to netcat.

Show HN: I Wrote A BASIC Interpreter That Boots On UEFI Machines

A developer has released Thoreau BASIC, a small BASIC interpreter that boots directly on UEFI systems, enabling vintage-style programming on modern hardware.