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Ruby’s official site gets a pragmatic redesign

Ruby’s official website has rolled out a redesign-and it’s the practical kind that matters. What’s notable here: the refresh puts core resources front and center, reducing the clicks between you and the things you actually need (downloads, docs, and release notes). It’s the sort of housekeeping

Jmail turns the Epstein document trove into a familiar productivity workspace

A new Show HN entry, Jmail, pitches itself as a “Google Suite for Epstein files,” reframing a sprawling, public document trove into a navigable workspace rather than a pile of PDFs and scans. What’s notable here is the UX choice: applying consumer-grade productivity patterns to an investigative corpus lowers

Benchmarking Gemini 3 Pro vs 2.5 Pro on Pokémon Crystal: Where Model Upgrades Actually Matter

Developers are pitting newer “Pro”-tier LLMs against their predecessors inside a Game Boy emulator, and Pokémon Crystal is a surprisingly effective yardstick. What’s notable here isn’t raw context length or synthetic benchmarks, but whether the model can sustain low-error, long-horizon control: navigating tile-based maps, parsing sprite UIs,

The Quiet Power of Cybercrime Takedowns - And How They Can Muzzle Critics

A fresh flare-up around cybercrime “takedowns” is spotlighting a familiar tension: the same pipelines built to strip phishing kits and C2 infra from the internet can also remove uncomfortable speech if misapplied. Under the hood, much of this ecosystem runs on trust: “trusted reporter” channels to registrars, CDNs, and platforms;