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    Open-source self-hosted gym tracker openGym gains attention●DuarteSantos8/openGym⬢github1.4K5 min ago

    A developer known as DuarteSantos8 has released openGym, a self-hosted gym and body-weight tracker built in JavaScript. The tool lets users plan routines, log workouts including supersets, warm-ups and cardio, and visualise which muscles are trained, fatigued or detraining. It supports imports from FitNotes, Strong and Hevy, and offers passkey login, with all data stored on the user's own server.

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    Nightwatch Mac app tells you when tonight's sky is clear●Show HN: Nightwatch – a Mac menu-bar app that tells you when tonight is clearYhnLifeFashion848 min ago

    A developer has released Nightwatch, a Mac menu-bar application that alerts users when tonight's skies will be clear, useful for stargazing or astronomical observation. The app is available on GitHub. Discussions are focused on the tool's usefulness for amateur astronomers and night-sky watchers who want a simple, unobtrusive way to know when conditions are right.

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    Apple updates Full Disk Access rules in macOS●Updates to Full Disk Access in macOSYhnLifeHome & Garden3129 min ago

    Apple has announced updates to how Full Disk Access works in macOS, according to a notice posted on its developer site. The changes affect how apps request and hold permission to read protected user data such as Mail, Messages and files across the system. Developers are discussing what the update means for their apps, since many utilities and backup tools rely on this permission, and users may need to re-grant access.

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    Singapore government dating app uses stable matching algorithm●Singapore govt dating app uses Gale-Shapley stable marriage algorithmYhnCultureArt46717 min ago

    Singapore's government-backed dating app is reportedly built on the Gale-Shapley stable marriage algorithm, the classic matching method originally developed by mathematicians Lloyd Shapley and Alvin Roth. The pairing algorithm is designed to match users so that no two participants would both prefer each other over their assigned partners. The detail has drawn attention online, with commenters amused that a decades-old economics result underpins a state-run matchmaking service.

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    Old-school forum built on open protocol with keypair identities●Show HN: An old school forum on an open protocol – your identity is a keypairYhnBusinessCrypto1711 min ago

    A developer has launched a forum-style service on Nostr, an open social protocol where user identity is a cryptographic keypair rather than a centrally controlled account. The project revives the classic forum format—threads, boards, replies—while letting users own their identity and migrate across apps. Readers on Hacker News are debating the design, its use of public-key cryptography, and whether decentralized forums can attract everyday users.

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    ArtCraft Apps: open-source Adobe-compatible suite built in Rust●ArtCraft Apps – open-source Adobe compatible suite written in RustYhnCultureArt10717 min ago

    A new open-source suite of creative applications called ArtCraft Apps is drawing attention for positioning itself as a free, Adobe-compatible alternative for design and editing workflows, built in the Rust programming language. Developers are debating the project's technical approach and whether Rust-based tools can realistically compete with established Adobe software.

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