software

A tweet from @tobi discussing the future of software, highlighting his entirely malleable operating system and referencing @dhh's Omarchy.

Speechka is a real-time voice translation tool that mimics the user's voice across 44 languages, available on macOS, Windows, and browsers.

Valori is a deterministic memory layer designed for AI applications, aiming to provide reliable and consistent memory functionality.

This article explains various software-based alternatives to floating-point arithmetic, including decimal floating point, fractions, symbolic computation, interval arithmetic, and binary-coded decimal.

A tweet claims that 'Jev' is open-source and 100% opensource, expressing surprise about this tech or AI-related project.

The article argues that modern science is synonymous with open source software, emphasizing the need for reproducibility and the scientific method in computational research.

The FAA is launching an $875 million AI program called SMART to streamline air traffic operations and improve safety, starting in the Washington D.C. area.

The post discusses how AI is making voice the default input layer for software and introduces the Multilingual Voices feature to maintain business character across languages.

NavKey is a Windows utility that enables full PC control using only the keyboard, including actions like clicking, scrolling, and switching apps without needing a mouse.

Shopify has stated that artificial intelligence has made software free, highlighting a potential shift in software development costs.

This article highlights a valuable software gem from 2010, likely referring to a Ruby gem or a notable tech item from that year.

Kent C. Dodds promotes a free download of an integration between Pi and Kody, likely referring to Raspberry Pi and Kodi software.

Powermove is an AI-powered video editor that dynamically adapts to your workflow, allowing you to request changes via an agent and easily undo them.

@charlieholtz tweets about Conductor, likely a tech or AI-related mention.

Tim Ferriss interviews Niels Hoven, founder of Mentava, about rethinking education and teaching young children to read through innovative software solutions.

This podcast episode features Niels Hoven of Mentava discussing how their software supports fast learners, allowing kids to potentially learn 10x faster than traditional methods.

This handbook teaches developers about embedded systems firmware basics, covering hardware, software, memory management, and tools for creating intelligent devices.

A user highlights a $20 deal for Devin Pro with free Unlimited SWE-2 until the end of October, calling it the best deal in coding agents for 2026.

A former employee shares their personal experiences and insights from their six-month tenure at the note-taking software company Evernote.

A podcast episode featuring Niels Hoven, founder of Mentava, discussing how kids can learn faster and the software his company builds to support fast learners.