Monthly Highlights
10051.
Show HN: Freewheel – Ride a bicycle through the streets of Guwahati
(noworklabs.com)
10052.
Designing a SIMD Algorithm from Scratch (2023)
(mcyoung.xyz)
10053.
Show HN: HackerTube by Andrej Karpathy
(hackertube.org)
10054.
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10056.
Tesco replacing VMware with Proxmox in its stores and on the edge
(theregister.com)
10057.
Why Pencils Are Yellow
(mossandfog.com)
10058.
Lost in the post: Subpostmasters could miss out on redress
(computerweekly.com)
10059.
Is Curiosity Good for Us?
(lrb.co.uk)
10060.
Who controls the technology we depend on?
(computerweekly.com)
10061.
10062.
Why Wouldn't Google Tell Me Who Won the 2020 Election?
(theatlantic.com)
10063.
Show HN: RigCheck – can your GPU or Mac run this open model? Sourced, open data
(localrigcheck.com)
10064.
Rest of World faces prospect of shutting down
(semafor.com)
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10070.
The reason(s) nothing gets built in San Francisco
(sfstandard.com)
10071.
Prove you are not a child
(idiallo.com)
10072.
AI agents shape experts' judgment calls
(anthropic.com)
10073.
Vulnocalypse: Live tracker of new security vulnerabilities
(vulnocalypse.com)
10074.
10076.
Can Democracy Be Simulated?
(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
10077.
Google is shutting down Jules
(jules.google.com)
10078.
Analysis of a cheap Android projector that ships with a malware loader for c2
(hy310.rinkleff.dev)
10079.
10 Alternatives to your everyday aps
(waag.org)
10080.
Show HN: CMusee – C/C++ timeless debugger
(veefuse.com)