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    Android app turns a nightly sky photo into colour cards●One balcony, one sky, one card an evening: a photo of the sky becomes eight measured colour bands and a named card, whilMmastodonTechnologySoftware32 h ago

    A developer has built an open-source Android project that takes a photo of the sky from a balcony each evening, measures it into eight colour bands, and turns the result into a named colour card. An on-device Gemma language model writes a single descriptive line for each card but is given no say in any other decision.

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    Bitwarden publishes new version update in app stores●Bitwarden: Published version update in app storesYhnEnvironmentWeather81 h ago

    Bitwarden has published a new version of its password manager across app stores. The announcement went up on the company's community forum, where developer bennett_dev shared news of the release. Users are discussing the rollout, with the update expected to bring fixes and improvements to the mobile apps. Bitwarden regularly ships incremental updates, and followers of the forum track each store release closely to see what changes are included.

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    Zero-dependency authentication library launched for Go●How HN: Go-dev-auth zero-dependency authentication library for GoYhn111 h ago

    A new open-source authentication library called go-dev-auth has been released for the Go programming language, built with zero external dependencies. The project, hosted on GitHub, was shared by its developer with a call for the community to discuss how it works. Developers on Hacker News are engaging with the post, weighing the trade-offs of dependency-free security code versus using established libraries.

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    Indie puzzler The Da Vinci Cryptex seeks votes on PixelPicked●Show some love to your fav game dev, vote for The Da Vinci Cryptex on PixelPicked, your support will be greatly appreciaMmastodonCultureGaming13 h ago

    The developer of The Da Vinci Cryptex, a puzzle game by xsgames, is asking players to vote for the title on the PixelPicked platform. The appeal is being shared across indie game communities with calls to support independent developers. Fans of puzzle games are being encouraged to show appreciation for small studios through the voting feature.

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    Indie developers invite word answers without AI●Can you give me a single word without using AI? # indiegame # gamedev # indiedev # videogames # puzzlegames # pixelart #MmastodonCultureGaming110 h ago

    An indie game developer is asking people to reply with a single word while avoiding AI, tying the prompt to indie, puzzle and pixel-art game communities and referencing Wordle-style quizzes. The playful challenge is circulating among gamedev and indie dev circles, where AI's role in game creation remains a frequent topic of debate.