A declarative user interface framework based on GTK 4 - can-lehmann/owlkettle

The biggest lesson I learned from the "Let it fail" philosophy, is to distinguish expected errors and unexpected errors. So we can safely ignore the unexpected, and only handle the expected errors in our business logic.

When you maintain a project, publishing new releases can quickly become a chore, so naturally one tries to automate it as much as possible.

🧑‍🚀 Authentication and authorization infrastructure for SaaS and AI apps, built on OIDC and OAuth 2.1 with multi-tenancy, SSO, and RBAC. - logto-io/logto

Bureaucratic and logistical roadblocks, not the science, stand in our way

That may bode ill for nuclear deterrence and the peace of the world

hornets, general information about hornets

Deakin University researchers find a novel way to separate, store and transport huge amounts of gas safely that could be a eureka moment for green hydrogen.

I've always wanted to put a USB-C port in an iPhone, but didn't want to risk breaking a good phone. So here's the cheapest iPhone SE I could find on ebay - and cheapest type-C to lightning adapter

Anterior opening in orbital hoods helps redirect kinetic energy from the blasts.

The first time we mentioned the potato diet, in Part III of our series A Chemical Hunger, we shared the story of Chris Voigt, the Executive Director of the Washington State Potatoes Commission, who…

Dirt

Hey, great start! And, so many interesting ideas! Here's what's missing: your interpretation of the ideas you're capturing.

The reason you're u...

One of the most interesting pieces I’ve come across lately was Hugh Eakin’s piece on the backstory of one of Picasso’s most prominent works, Guernica. During the creative process for Guernica, Picasso created 45 different sketches before settling on the final…

The industry reached an inflection point where analog is getting a fresh look, but digital will not cede ground readily.

One of the questions that we consider in our current Gold exhibition is ‘where did the gold come from?’ In medieval Europe, natural deposits of gold were limited so most gold had to be either recycled by melting down older objects or imported by long-distance…