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- 1God of War PSP port runs natively in the browser via WebAssembly▼God of War on PSP, recompiled to WebAssembly and running in the browser
A developer has recompiled the PSP version of God of War to WebAssembly, allowing the game to run directly in a web browser without a traditional emulator. The project, published as open-source code on GitHub, is drawing attention for its use of static recompilation rather than emulation, a technique that translates the original console code into native web code and can deliver much better performance.
- 2PS2 games statically recompiled to run in browsers via WebAssembly●Show HN: PS2 games statically recompiled to WebAssembly
A developer has released a project that statically recompiles PlayStation 2 games into WebAssembly, allowing the titles to run natively in web browsers without a traditional emulator. The approach translates the console's machine code ahead of time rather than interpreting it at runtime, promising better performance than classic emulation. Hacker News users are discussing the technical trade-offs, licensing questions, and how it compares to existing dynamic recompilation projects.
- 3AI decision models tested by playing Pac-Man in new benchmark▼Show HN: Jevman – AI decision models play Pac-Man
A new benchmark called Jevman uses Pac-Man to evaluate how well AI decision-making models plan and act, and it was shared on Hacker News where it drew attention from the community. The project comes from Opper and measures model reasoning through gameplay rather than static tests.
- 4Musician Jerry releases new rock single ahead of Halloween record●Hello there, 👋 this is Jerry and I would like to introduce you to one of my new # rock singles from my # upcoming # alte
A musician named Jerry, performing as Impini, has announced a new rock single titled "Static On The Dial" from an upcoming alternative rock record with a zombie apocalypse theme, due for release on Halloween. He is promoting the track online and encouraging listeners to check it out on Bandcamp, where he shares his music independently.
- 5Gardening Couple Builds Arbor From Homegrown Dried Flowers▼Creating a Dried Flower Arbor w/ the Statice & Celosia We Grew! 🙌🥰🩷
The creators behind the popular gardening channel Garden Answer have built a decorative arbor using statice and celosia flowers they grew and dried themselves. The project showcases how homegrown blooms can be preserved for long-lasting décor, and it has drawn a large, warm response from viewers, with well over 180,000 likes as garden enthusiasts share their appreciation for the seasonal craft idea.
- 6NASA offers $150,000 to fix Moon spacesuit problem●La nasa paga 150.000 dólares si les solucionas este problemilla con los trajes espaciales en la Luna La nasa paga 150.00
NASA is offering a $150,000 reward to anyone who can solve a problem affecting spacesuits for lunar missions. The challenge is tied to the issue of static electricity on the Moon, where lunar dust clings to suits because there is no atmosphere to dissipate charge. The reward comes as NASA prepares for upcoming crewed Artemis landings, and space enthusiasts are sharing details of the incentive online.
- 7Ledge.sh launches runnable Markdown notes on Hacker News●Show HN: Ledge.sh – Runnable Markdown Notes
A new tool called Ledge.sh lets users make Markdown notes that can run code directly, combining documentation with execution. The project was shared on Hacker News under the Show HN banner, drawing more than 200 upvotes and strong engagement. Commenters are discussing potential uses for interactive documentation, tutorials, and reproducible notes.
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Commentary is questioning US defense planning in the Pacific, comparing island-based missile and fortress-style deployments to France's failed Maginot Line of 1940. The argument: fixed positions along the first and second island chains could be bypassed by China's long-range missiles, just as German forces bypassed French fortifications. Critics urge mobile, dispersed capabilities instead of static strongpoints across the region.
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A newly compiled list of static analysis tools is circulating among software developers. The roundup gathers tools used to automatically inspect source code for bugs, security flaws and style issues before programs are run. Engineers are sharing it as a practical reference when choosing which code-quality and security scanners to adopt in their development workflows.
- 10Finnish startup offers next-day websites from 299 euros●We're Sivut huomiseksi, Finnish for "pages by tomorrow". We build SEO-optimised websites for small and medium-sized busi
Sivut huomiseksi, a Finnish web agency whose name means "pages by tomorrow", says it builds SEO-optimised websites for small and medium-sized businesses in Finland starting at 299 euros, often delivered the next day. The company says its static sites are built with AI, making them fast and low-maintenance with no plugins.
- 11New Optimal Transport Method Reconstructs Gene Networks From Single-Cell Data▼New Optimal Transport Framework Reconstructs Gene Networks and Cell Fates From Single-Cell Snapshots
Researchers have introduced a new computational framework based on optimal transport that can reconstruct gene regulatory networks and predict cell fates using single-cell snapshot data. The method aims to infer dynamic cellular processes, such as differentiation trajectories, from static measurements of individual cells. The work is being reported in the computational biology and bioinformatics community, where it is seen as a potentially useful tool for studying how cells transition between states.
- 12MirroS Open-Sources AgentGarten AI Training Platform▼MirroS Open-Sources AgentGarten, Where AI Agents Learn by Playing in Code Worlds Rendered Live
MirroS has open-sourced AgentGarten, a system in which AI agents learn by playing inside simulated code worlds rendered live. The release makes the platform's code publicly available, letting researchers and developers build and run interactive environments where agents train through play rather than static datasets. The move is drawing attention as open-source simulation becomes an increasingly popular approach for developing capable AI agents.
- 13Why a 1976 Makefile beats 2,000 lines of AI prompts▼Why did a 1976 Makefile (Part 3.6) and a 1983 Unix init.d directory (Part 3.7) outperform 2,000 lines of English prompt
A developer argues that conventional Unix tooling, such as a 1976 Makefile and the 1983 init.d directory structure, can outperform long English prompt rules when working with AI systems. The claim is that prompts merely link symbols statically, while decades of established computer science convention are already baked into models' training, so older, well-documented structures communicate intent more effectively than verbose instructions.
- 14Scientists use video games in MRI scanners to map prediction in the brain▼Video games in MRI scanners aim to map brains as they predict and adapt
Researchers are having people play video games inside MRI scanners to track how the brain predicts and adapts in real time. The approach aims to map prediction and adjustment processes more naturally than static scans, and the method is drawing attention for what it could reveal about learning and cognition.
- 15Mill Valley urged to honor its environmental pioneers with living tribute▼Marin Voice: Mill Valley needs a living tribute to its environmental giants
A Marin Voice op-ed argues that Mill Valley should create a living tribute to the environmental giants associated with the town. The piece calls for a lasting public recognition of these figures' contributions to conservation and environmentalism, framing it as something the community owes to its ecological heritage rather than a static monument.
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The Gleam programming language no longer compiles to Erlang source code, according to an announcement on the language's official site. Gleam is a statically typed language that runs on the BEAM virtual machine alongside Erlang and Elixir, and the change marks a shift in how its compiler targets the Erlang ecosystem. Developers are discussing what this means for interoperability, debugging and tooling.
- 17HotDog CMS launches as a git-based static site builder●HotDog CMS is out. It's the website builder behind our own sites: pages are Markdown files in git, the editor runs in yo
HotDog CMS has been released as an open website builder that stores pages as Markdown files in git, runs its editor entirely in the browser, and serves sites as static pages so the editor never touches the web server. The developers caution it is version 0.1.0, assembled from their internal tools, and was previously used to power their own sites.
- 18Developer open-sources ISO 286 fit tables as code●Tired of PDF tables, I keep a computed subset of ISO 286-2 in code — limits & fits for the... # opensource # cad # softw
A developer has released an open-source, code-based subset of the ISO 286-2 standard, which defines limits and fits for mechanical tolerances, replacing the usual PDF lookup tables. The release is aimed at CAD and engineering tooling, letting software compute tolerance values directly instead of consulting static documents. Discussion so far is modest but favourable among engineering and open-source communities interested in making standards data machine-readable.
- 19Facebook releases Lifeguard static analyzer for Python lazy imports▼Lifeguard: A static analyzer for Python lazy imports compatibility https://github.com/Facebook/lifeguard # Python # Prog
Facebook has open-sourced Lifeguard, a static analyzer that checks Python codebases for compatibility with lazy imports. Lazy loading of modules can speed startup and cut memory use, but imports hidden behind conditions can break in ways that only appear at runtime. Lifeguard scans code statically to flag such problems. Developers on programming forums are sharing the GitHub repository and discussing its usefulness for large Python projects.
- 20OWASP Unveils CHAMELEON-REN, an Adaptive Web Honeypot●🦎 What if your honeypot could adapt to the attacker? CHAMELEON-REN is an adaptive web honeypot helping researchers obser
OWASP has announced CHAMELEON-REN, an adaptive web honeypot designed to change and respond to attacker behaviour rather than stay static. The tool aims to help security researchers observe, understand, and learn from real-world web attacks, giving them better insight into how intruders probe and exploit systems.
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A developer has disclosed that their personal static website was inadvertently serving internal documentation to the public. The write-up explains how internal docs ended up deployed alongside public site files, a common deployment misconfiguration risk. Readers are discussing how easily private content can slip into public builds and the importance of checking what gets published.
- 22Developer reveals internal doc exposing payment bypass sat public for weeks●A developer postmortem: a static host served a 150 KB internal handoff doc, including an admin payment-bypass parameter
A developer has published a postmortem explaining how a static host served a 150 KB internal handoff document from the repository root, exposing an admin payment-bypass parameter and notes on an unfixed payment flaw. The document apparently sat publicly accessible for weeks with no alerts, and the incident has drawn discussion in security circles about misconfigured publish directories and missing CDN-level safeguards.
- 23Physics trivia poll shows how a balloon moves an empty can●And the correct answer to this # Electromagnetism_trivia https:// mastodon.social/@franco_vazza/ 117377154347144101 "The
Astrophysicist Franco Vazza has revealed the result of an electromagnetism trivia poll: most respondents correctly predicted that an empty can will move toward a charged balloon. Fifty-one percent of voters picked the right answer, and a demonstration video was shared as visual proof. The experiment can easily be replicated at home, and followers are discussing the physics behind static electricity and induced charge.
- 24Immigration drives evolutionary change in wild great tits●Immigration Holds the Key to Evolutionary Stasis and Change in Wild Great Tits
New research on wild great tits indicates that incoming immigrants play a decisive role in whether populations remain evolutionarily stable or change over time. By continually introducing new genetic material, immigration can counteract local evolutionary shifts, helping explain why some wild populations appear static across generations while others evolve. The findings offer insight into how gene flow shapes adaptation in natural environments.
- 25IANA redesigns example.com with multilingual JavaScript notice●IANA changed example.com on 28 September 2026 from a static English page to a basic HTML page plus a separate JavaScript
IANA has changed example.com, the long-standing reserved domain used for documentation, moving it from a single static English page to a basic HTML page paired with a separate JavaScript file. The script adds the notice in Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish. IANA says the split reduces bandwidth. The change, dated 28 September 2026 and logged by DebugBear's monitoring, is drawing attention from developers tracking the famously unchanging page.
- 26Developer finds static site exposing internal docs●My static site was serving my internal docs https://tminuslabs.space/serving-secrets # HackerNews # Tech # Security
A developer writing on tminuslabs.space describes discovering that their static website was unintentionally serving internal documentation to the public. The write-up walks through how sensitive files ended up in a public build and what was done about it. The story is being shared and discussed on Hacker News, where misconfigured deployments and accidental secret exposure are recurring cautionary tales.
- 27Sperm whale study calls for dynamic ocean conservation●Sperm whale study highlights need for 'extensive and dynamic' conservation https:// phys.org/news/2026-10-sperm-wh ale-h
A new study on sperm whales argues that protecting the species requires conservation measures that are 'extensive and dynamic' rather than fixed and static. The findings suggest protected zones may need to shift in line with whale movements across the ocean. Marine science and conservation communities are sharing and discussing the research.
- 28Bridgetown site generator seeks sponsors●We're spreading the word once more that you can become a sponsor of Bridgetown, the only hybrid site generator in the #
The developers behind Bridown's Bridgetown are again asking the Ruby community to sponsor the project, describing it as the only hybrid site generator in the Ruby web ecosystem, capable of producing both static sites and dynamic server-rendered pages within one system. They note it powers websites for projects including Sidekiq and RuboCop. The renewed appeal suggests funding support remains modest, and open-source maintainers are increasingly turning to sponsorship to sustain development.
- 29Tiny AI Model Runs On Laptops With Continuous Learning●This Tiny AI Runs On A Laptop And NEVER Stops Learning (mini-AGI)
A small artificial intelligence system described as a mini-AGI is gaining attention for running entirely on a standard laptop while continuously learning from new data, unlike most models that remain static after training. Discussion centres on whether lightweight, self-improving systems could make advanced AI more accessible without large data centres or expensive hardware.
- 30Laravel security scanners miss runtime threats, developers warn●Most Laravel security tools look at your source code, config, and dependencies before you deploy.... # laravel # php # s
Developers are discussing the limits of Laravel security tooling, which typically scans source code, configuration files, and dependency manifests before deployment. The argument is that such pre-deployment filesystem scans cannot reveal what happens at runtime once an application is live, leaving gaps that static analysis alone cannot cover, and prompting debate about complementary runtime monitoring approaches.
- 31Critics argue research papers fail as an interface for science●A research paper is a terrible interface to research. Read the AlphaGenome paper — the one about... # ai # agents # mach
A Stanford-related project around AlphaGenome, DeepMind's model for interpreting the human genome, is drawing attention to a broader complaint: the static PDF research paper is a poor way to communicate and explore research. Commenters in AI and programming communities are discussing interactive, agent-readable alternatives that let papers 'answer back', after Stanford reportedly turned 100 research papers into more dynamic formats.
- 32Opengrep releases v1.30.1 and v1.30.2 updates●Opengrep (open-source Semgrep-alternative) in v1.30.1 and v1.30.2 released https:// secburg.com/posts/opengrep-v13 01-v1
Opengrep, the open-source static analysis tool positioned as an alternative to Semgrep, has released versions v1.30.1 and v1.30.2. The back-to-back point releases suggest quick bug fixes or refinements to the code scanning tool, which is used by security teams for static application security testing. The news is being shared in cybersecurity and AppSec communities.
- 33Golfers debate whether hitting a still ball is easy or hard●止まってる球打つゴルフって簡単?難しい? # ゴルフ # shorts https://www. golftweet.com/645850/ # DXD # DxDGOLFMonsters # golf # GolfJapan # Gol
Japanese golf fans are debating a deceptively simple question: is golf actually easy, since the ball is standing still? The discussion, tied to content from DxD Golf Monsters and online golf lessons, compares golf's static ball with other sports and highlights how difficult a consistent swing remains even without a moving target.
- 34EVA Destiny 2.5 Pushes AI Toward Live Generative Embodiment●EVA Destiny 2.5: From AI Dreams to Live Generative Embodiment https://youtu.be/L4QN2PwU78s EVA Destiny is moving toward
The EVA Destiny project has released version 2.5, an update that moves the AI beyond text and voice replies toward acting as a fully embodied digital character that responds in real time. The developers frame it as a step from static AI answers to live generative embodiment, where the character behaves and reacts as a present entity. Early reaction online is small but curious, with observers watching whether the embodied approach works in practice.
- 35Volcanic lightning puts on a 'dirty thunderstorm' display●This is volcanic lightning — a dirty thunderstorm. Ash particles colliding inside an eruption plume build up static char
Volcanic lightning, known as a dirty thunderstorm, occurs when ash particles colliding inside an eruption plume build up static charge until the cloud discharges bolts of lightning. The phenomenon drew renewed attention after mention of the 2022 Hunga Tonga eruption, which set the all-time record, unleashing more lightning than any storm ever recorded.
- 36Retailers Reimagining the Catalog as a Sales Channel●Deep Dive: Turning the Catalog Into a Living Sales Channel
Retail TouchPoints has published a deep-dive feature examining how retailers are turning the traditional catalog into a living, interactive sales channel rather than a static print piece. The article explores how catalogs can be integrated with digital commerce to drive sales and customer engagement.
- 37$19 million push aims to widen access to connectome technology▼Beyond wiring diagrams: Inside a $19 million effort to expand access to connectome technology
A $19 million initiative is underway to make connectome technology—tools that map the full wiring of the brain—accessible to far more research teams. Reporting by The Transmitter describes an effort to go beyond static wiring diagrams, expanding who can generate and use detailed neural connectivity maps. The funding is expected to lower barriers for labs previously unable to afford large-scale connectomics.
- 38Hugo static site generator highlighted as free and fast option●Hugo to darmowy generator statycznych stron internetowych, dostępny na licencji Apache w wersji 2. Jego celem jest dosta
Hugo is a free static website generator released under the Apache 2.0 licence. It is designed to be easy to use while remaining very fast, and unlike dynamic site generators it builds plain static pages, which can simplify hosting and improve performance. The tool is being promoted to readers looking for a lightweight alternative for building websites.
- 39Kore.ai launches Autoloop to tune live enterprise AI agents●Kore.ai launches Autoloop to keep tuning enterprise AI agents after they go live
Kore.ai has launched Autoloop, a new product designed to keep tuning enterprise AI agents after they have been deployed into production. The tool aims to continuously improve agent performance once they are live, rather than leaving them static after launch. The move positions the company in the crowded enterprise AI agent market, where post-deployment optimisation is becoming a key differentiator.
Repos
- snuri00/ps2-web-recomp PS2 games in the browser: static recompilation to WebAssembly with a native runtime
- snuri00/psp-web-recomp PSP games in the browser without an emulator: static recompilation to WebAssembly, an HLE kernel and a WebGL2 renderer
- p10node/k10s Kubernetes TUI you can click. Instant search, logs/exec/port-forward, 7 themes, context-aware AI. Single Go binary.
- elstongun/leviathan Deep memory for agents over large datasets. Leviathan is a single static binary that turns your records (JSONL, JSON, CS
- Facebook/lifeguard Lifeguard is a static analyzer to detect Lazy Imports incompatibilities and ease the adoption overhead for Lazy Imports
- colinhacks/zod TypeScript-first schema validation with static type inference