Monthly Highlights
721.
I Built the Only 2026 WWII Jeep
(theautopian.com)
722.
Nokia’s years of mobile-phone supremacy ended in an afternoon
(spectrum.ieee.org)
723.
Proof of care in the age of AI
(jacobfilipp.com)
724.
A peek into Reddit's anti-spam internals
(lyra.horse)
725.
Sandia National Labs SA3000 8085 CPU
(cpushack.com)
726.
727.
The GNU Emacs Architecture: Unlocking the Core [pdf]
(diva-portal.org)
728.
729.
git's –end-of-options Flag
(nesbitt.io)
730.
732.
733.
Sony erases digital content from libraries
(arstechnica.com)
734.
735.
How We Made IPFS Content Publishing 10x Faster
(probelab.io)
736.
The Computer at the Bottom of a Canal
(negroniventurestudios.com)
737.
Mir Books – Books from the Soviet Era
(mirtitles.org)
738.
Postgres data stored in Parquet on S3: LTAP architecture explained
(databricks.com)
739.
Model Training as Code
(aleph-alpha.com)
740.
Fundamentals of Wireless Communication (2005)
(web.stanford.edu)
741.
Long Wave radio era set to end with switch-off
(economist.com)
744.
Home made GPU escalated quickly [video]
(youtube.com)
745.
Show HN: Watch bots interact with an SSH honeypot in real time
(honeypotlive.cc)
746.
747.
Memorizing session transcripts isn't useful
(12gramsofcarbon.com)
748.
10 REM"_(C2SLFF4
(beej.us)
750.
OpenAI leans toward waiting until next year for IPO
(nytimes.com)