Monthly Highlights
14011.
GentleOS/32 hobby OS for vintage 32-bit PCs
(luke8086.dev)
14012.
AI creators race to understand their creations
(axios.com)
14013.
Open-source vacuum robot cleaner
(github.com)
14014.
Defending Against AI Agents with Social Engineering
(blog.thinkst.com)
14015.
14016.
DHH: On AI
(youtube.com)
14017.
Machine Testimony
(yalelawjournal.org)
14018.
Chrome again exempts Google from user site data settings
(lapcatsoftware.com)
14019.
XMR Surges 13.96%, Best Monthly Close
(cyphergoat.com)
14020.
Fork a fast and friendly Git client for Mac and Windows
(git-fork.com)
14021.
Have We Seen an Acceleration in Discoveries?
(metr.org)
14024.
14026.
14027.
Why are we still doing versioned database migrations?
(blog.elis.cc)
14028.
Maintainer Agents
(blog.bilus.dev)
14029.
Defeating Antisemitism Through Zionism
(medium.com)
14030.
The Project 2038 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
(maul.deepsky.com)
14031.
The Implausibility of Intelligence Explosion (2017)
(medium.com)
14032.
"Hopefully a meteor will strike the Earth soon": Game devs talk GenAI witchhunts
(rockpapershotgun.com)
14033.
14034.
The Hugging Face attack surprised me
(planned-obsolescence.org)
14035.
About Syria's Nightlife
(twitter.com)
14036.
14037.
Does Computer Science Need Computers?
(quantamagazine.org)
14038.
R.F. Kuang Asks What It Takes to Be Chinese Enough
(bloomberg.com)
14039.
14040.
The Biggest Obstacle to New Cancer Cures
(nytimes.com)