Monthly Highlights
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Show HN: Nucleus- web apps where document is the state, driven by CSS-like rules
(nucleus.excom.dev)
14283.
'You have a meeting': the calendar phishing scam growing exponentially
(theguardian.com)
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New Version of OnemanBSD Includes WebKitGtk
(bialamusic.com)
14286.
14287.
The Strange Power of Coincidence
(theatlantic.com)
14288.
Countersigned – Free Alternative to Docusign
(countersigned.io)
14289.
14290.
OpenAI's annualized revenue $20B lower than prior investor estimates
(finance.yahoo.com)
14291.
14292.
Science made readable – 200M science papers embedded
(ask.sciencemadereadable.com)
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14294.
Show HN: The Finder alternative you've been looking for
(tryhomy.app)
14295.
More gears in my hands, but fewer beats in my heart
(lesswrong.com)
14296.
Data needs its DevOps moment
(render.com)
14297.
Building Windows for Hybrid Intelligence
(blogs.windows.com)
14298.
Echo99 – Record calls. Keep them private
(echo99.app)
14299.
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stage0-POSIX-x86 / cc_x86.M1
(github.com)
14301.
Yaks: A tiny, fast discovery tree for software teams
(github.com)
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There are many pi's, and this one is delicious
(codedawa.dev)
14304.
GE-RCV1: open the garage with the gate remote
(blog.jacq.cc)
14306.
Keeping Lakehouses Open-Source
(github.com)
14307.
The Technosphere as the Secret of the Black Monolith
(zarkopaic.net)
14308.
Fields Medalists Are Wrong
(conjectureinstitute.org)
14309.
The soul of maintaining a new machine
(books.worksinprogress.co)
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