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Tencent Releases Open MoE Model Hy3 with 295 Billion Parameters
Tencent has unveiled the Hy3 language model under the Apache 2.0 license, which, according to its developers, outperforms models in its class and comes close to flagship open-source solutions with substantially larger parameter counts.
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Linux Has Been Booted on the Atari Jaguar Game Console
A write-up describing a project to port Linux to the Atari Jaguar — an early-1990s console — has surfaced online. The publication drew considerable interest on Hacker News.
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OpenWrt One: an open-source router from the OpenWrt developers
The OpenWrt project has unveiled OpenWrt One — a router with an open hardware architecture. The news drew a notable response in the Hacker News community.
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Phosh 0.56.0 Released — a Shell for Mobile Linux
The developers have unveiled a new version of Phosh, a graphical shell for mobile Linux devices. The release drew notable attention from the Hacker News community.
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Flipper Devices to Continue Flipper Zero Firmware Development Through the Community
Flipper Devices has stated that firmware development for the Flipper Zero will not come to a halt, even though its in-house development team is being scaled back. The community will take on the leading role in the project's future development.
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ReactOS Can Now Run Half-Life 2
ReactOS, the open-source operating system that reproduces the Windows architecture, is now able to run Valve's Half-Life 2. Just a month earlier, the project had managed to run the first installment of the game for the first time.
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Shadcn/UI Switches to Base UI in Place of Radix
The developers of the popular shadcn/ui component collection have changed the default primitives library, replacing Radix with Base UI. The news drew a notable response on Hacker News.
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Immich 3.0.0 Released
The developers of Immich, a self-hosted service for storing photos and videos, have announced the release of version 3.0.0. Details of the changes have been published on the project's official blog.
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Sqlite-utils 4.0: Simon Willison Prepped the Release with Claude Fable
Simon Willison, the developer of sqlite-utils, describes how the AI model Claude Fable helped uncover critical problems ahead of the stable 4.0 release. The work cost roughly $149.25.
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LineageOS Publishes a Page on Developer Verification
The LineageOS project has posted a piece titled “Developer Verification” on its website, dedicated to the topic of vetting developers.