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Hackaday Links: August 24, 2025
hackaday.com·17h
An accessibility angle for face computers
birchtree.me·1d
Show HN: BypassGPT – A tool to humanize AI text to pass AI detectors
bypassgpt.app·7h·
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China’s DeepSeek quietly releases an open-source rival to GPT-5—optimized for Chinese chips and priced to undercut OpenAI
tech.yahoo.com·3d
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Building an agent to play Dragon Quest(NES)
yashmore.notion.site·2d·
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A Bitcoin Core Code Analysis
binaryigor.com·1h·
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Show HN: Image Description Generator – auto-generate alt text from any image
image-description-generator.net·2d·
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AI App Dev Log: The Story of Our App Begins
news.ycombinator.com·1d·
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Spiders Based on Anxiety: How Reinforcement Learning Can Deliver Desired User Experience in Virtual Reality Personalized Arachnophobia Treatment
arxiv.org·12h·
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AI looks increasingly useless in telecom and anywhere else
lightreading.com·2d·
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Show HN: Prompttest – Pytest for LLMs
github.com·25m·
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AI Is in a Weird Spot
samjarman.co.nz·2d·
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LLMs are NOT Turing Complete (at train time), we need "train time recurrence"
fchaubard.github.io·2d·
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I tried a "kinder" Windows 11 experience with AtlasOS, and this is how it should be
xda-developers.com·1d
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Show HN: Async – Claude Code and Linear and GitHub PRs in One Opinionated Tool
github.com·3h·
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Mickey Drexler on the future of retail, AI’s limits, and lessons from Steve Jobs
fastcompany.com·5h
AMD Ryzen 5 5500X3D performance leaks: so far a good budget Zen 3 CPU
tweaktown.com·1d
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OpenAI has lost the plot on boring LLM use cases
softwaredoug.com·4d·
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The New LibreOffice, Tech Price Hikes, A Pixel Party, and More: Weekly Roundup
howtogeek.com·2d
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30 years since the launch of Windows 95, the 90s still has some of the best sonic branding
creativebloq.com·1d