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Quebecers are voting in a provincial election to choose the next government of Canada's predominantly French-speaking province. The campaign has centred on cost of living, healthcare and language policy, and the result will determine the party that forms the next National Assembly government in Quebec City. Voters and commentators across Canada are watching the outcome closely.
- 2Rhun: an open-source code editor written entirely in assembly●Show HN: Rhun, an open-source code editor written in assembly
A developer who goes by vladcodes has released Rhun, an open-source code editor written in assembly language, shared on Hacker News where it drew attention from programmers. The project has its own site at rhun.app. Writing a full editor in assembly is rare, and the unusual technical choice is what makes the release stand out among developers.
- 3Latin American proposals at the UN General Assembly▼What did Latin American representatives propose at the UN General Assembly?
Latin American representatives took the floor at the United Nations General Assembly to put forward proposals, according to regional outlet Latinoamérica 21. The specific contents of those proposals are not detailed in the available coverage, so what the delegations asked for remains unknown. Coverage of the region's role at the Assembly is circulating in Spanish-language media.
- 4Netanyahu delivers defiant address to UN General Assembly●“ANY COWARDS, PLEASE LEAVE!” Netanyahu’s Fiery UN Speech | ET Now | World News | UNGA LIVE
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly in a combative speech, reportedly telling critics and opponents that "any cowards, please leave." The address comes amid ongoing debate over Israel's military campaigns and international pressure for ceasefire efforts. The remarks drew wide attention for their fiery tone, with supporters praising the defiance and critics condemning the rhetoric before the global body.
- 5Text editor written entirely in pure assembly found on GitHub▼I wasn't looking for a new side quest. I was just wandering GitHub when I stumbled on rhun — a... # opensource # program
Developers are discussing rhun, a text editor written entirely in pure assembly language, discovered on GitHub. The project is being shared in open-source programming circles as a rare example of low-level software engineering, drawing attention from coding and engineering communities interested in minimalist, hand-crafted software and inclusive development communities.