1. DiffX – Next-Generation Extensible Diff Format Total comment counts : 33 Summary The article discusses the limitations of existing Unified Diffs used in software development for representing differences between text files. It highlights issues such as lack of standardization for metadata, encodings, and binary patches, which complicate the parsing process for various tools. The author proposes a new format called Extensible Diffs (DiffX), which builds on Unified Diffs by adding structured metadata and allowing the representation of multiple commits....

1. Show HN: AutoThink – Boosts local LLM performance with adaptive reasoning Total comment counts : 22 Summary The article proposes an adaptive resource allocation technique for AI reasoning, categorizing queries as high or low complexity to distribute tokens accordingly; complex queries receive 70-90% of tokens, while simple ones get 20-40%. The method utilizes steering vectors from Pivotal Token Search to enhance reasoning accuracy. Results show significant improvements on the DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-1....

1. CSS Minecraft Total comment counts : 43 Summary The site has exceeded its monthly bandwidth quota and requires an upgrade via the Firebase console to resume traffic. Users should upgrade the billing plan for the project and contact support if they encounter any issues. Top 1 Comment Summary The author expresses enthusiasm for a remarkable CSS demonstration, comparing it to “A Single Div,” a previous favorite from 11 years ago....

1. Google shared my phone number Total comment counts : 22 Summary The author of this article recounts a troubling experience with Google, where their personal mobile number was unintentionally published on their organization’s Google Business Profile. After receiving multiple tech support calls, they discovered the number through a Google search, despite having only provided it for identity verification. Upon deletion of the number from the profile, it promptly disappeared from search results, but the author remained frustrated by the unexplained change....