Monthly Highlights
13801.
We stopped writing agent tools after exposing our app as a filesystem
(newsletter.cloudsquid.io)
13802.
13803.
13804.
Beyond 40 Gbps: Processing OPRA in real-time
(databento.com)
13805.
13806.
13807.
13808.
The data does not show mass unemployment
(lemire.me)
13809.
No Doing, No Learning
(marginalrevolution.com)
13810.
Actual Virtual Machines Come to Android via UserLAnd
(blog.userland.tech)
13811.
Taiwan's six-year hunt for China's undercover chip labs
(restofworld.org)
13812.
Code Snacks
(laurenbasser.site)
13813.
166,000 neurons govern the fruit fly's behavior
(english.elpais.com)
13814.
Asimov Press Is Back
(press.asimov.com)
13815.
Ironies of Automation (1983) [pdf]
(ckrybus.com)
13816.
The complex corporate web behind a $3.2B AI data center
(arstechnica.com)
13817.
Interpreting Pangram
(lucumr.pocoo.org)
13818.
13819.
13820.
Who funds METR? The viral Anthropic funding thread
(tokenstead.ai)
13821.
13822.
Porsche Unleashed
(filfre.net)
13823.
Women Who Sold Books Door to Door
(daily.jstor.org)
13824.
Your Second Brain Won't Do the Work
(korin.uk)
13825.
13826.
Building a Timeline for Task Runners
(kingori.co)
13827.
A Major Cold Intrusion Spreads Across Eastern Europe: Seasonal Frost to Follow
(severe-weather.eu)
13828.
Are library e-books hurting book sales?
(lithub.com)
13829.
Should I Ask for Sponsorship?
(yihui.org)
13830.
Google CC, an AI agent built for families
(blog.google)