Monthly Highlights
11881.
Windows95tips.com
(web.archive.org)
11882.
Noperts: Reproducible proofs of non-Rupert polyhedra
(github.com)
11883.
11885.
Who chooses the new "it" animal?
(mapwriting.substack.com)
11886.
The Ronco Principle
(paulgraham.com)
11887.
How Rome First Came to Be Built
(novaroma.org)
11888.
Show HN: Yagi, Rust DSP Library
(github.com)
11889.
11890.
Chess Cheaters
(chesscheaters.com)
11891.
If one anti-malware software is good, does that make two better?
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
11892.
11893.
11894.
Decompilations, AI, and the Chase for Clout
(jpeisach.github.io)
11895.
Google Wave
(en.wikipedia.org)
11896.
Imagine Every AI Agent on Earth Buying the Same Cheap Paper Towels
(theatlantic.com)
11897.
ClangIR and the Cost of MLIR
(maskray.me)
11898.
11899.
Cancer Is Rising in Younger Adults, and Scientists Can't Explain Why
(sciencedaily.com)
11900.
11901.
The Memory Shortage Comes for Schools
(theatlantic.com)
11902.
He Wants AI Benchmarking to Be a Science, Not a Dark Art
(quantamagazine.org)
11903.
11904.
Haxy on Haxy
(try.haxy.net)
11905.
11906.
Why Do Chinese LLMs Switch to Chinese in Complex Interactions? (2024)
(pub.towardsai.net)
11907.
Nvidia Nemotron 3.5 Super VL
(developer.nvidia.com)
11908.
A fractal window manager for macOS
(trelliswm.app)
11909.
11910.
Thing About Side Projects Is Being Allowed to Care Too Much
(dayvster.com)