Monthly Highlights
11971.
Two party systems and the quartile voters
(jslandy.com)
11972.
11973.
Karaqu
(karaqu.com)
11974.
Teaching robots mortal kombat moves [video]
(youtube.com)
11975.
Is AI doing the thinking?
(engineering.moniepoint.com)
11976.
11977.
Nix Is Right. Its Cost Is Not
(nrd.sh)
11978.
NetBSD 11 from Scratch
(meanmicio.org)
11979.
I Tried Every AI Browser, Then Went Back to Safari
(medium.com)
11980.
Do Not Trust, Continuously Verify (Your AI Agents)
(nochan.net)
11982.
An Ode to Ben Thompson
(mbi-deepdives.com)
11983.
WebMCP
(learn.chatgpt.com)
11984.
Intern Spotlight: 2025 Software Engineering Summer Projects
(hudsonrivertrading.com)
11985.
11986.
Bringing Package Management to Swift's C++ Interoperability
(blog.conan.io)
11987.
Alleged Russian assassination plot uncovers 'The Sims 3' (2022)
(washingtonpost.com)
11988.
11989.
Roman Science
(science.nasa.gov)
11990.
Who Wins as Intelligence Commodifies?
(strangeloopcanon.com)
11992.
A Movie Can't Be Just Its Own Thing Anymore
(theatlantic.com)
11993.
Blink
(github.com)
11994.
IP Whitelisting for OpenRouter: What You Need to Know
(outboundgateway.com)
11995.
Telling an agent to be honest isn't enough
(habchy.dev)
11996.
11997.
11998.
OpenEffects – A Linux Native webcam effects engine
(github.com)
11999.
12000.
Intellectual AI Bubble
(xendo.bearblog.dev)