Monthly Highlights
20161.
The Benchmarking Crisis
(databasearchitects.blogspot.com)
20162.
List of Pedestrian Circumnavigators
(en.wikipedia.org)
20163.
Apophenia
(en.wikipedia.org)
20164.
METR's 1.9x AI R&D speedup at Anthropic, and why it ranges from 1.1x to 2.9x
(theainewsreport.com)
20165.
Krillbench
(bednarczyk.xyz)
20166.
Rejoice, leap seconds are dead
(jeffgeerling.com)
20167.
AI and Irontown
(lucumr.pocoo.org)
20168.
A Platform engineer's guide for Datadog migration
(blog.oodle.ai)
20169.
Low Vision Music
(lowvisionmusic.info)
20170.
Federal Advisory Committees – Terminations and Archive Status
(wayback-labs.sf.archive.org)
20171.
Agents vs. Ecommerce
(pluralistic.net)
20172.
A400000 Winners
(oeis.org)
20173.
20174.
Printed cells to create everything from bone marrow to lab meat
(english.elpais.com)
20175.
Arecibo telescope collapse forensic investigation report [pdf]
(thorntontomasetti.com)
20176.
Screen Time Means Jack
(blog.absurdpirate.com)
20177.
AI Is Looking More and More Like a Normal Technology
(richardhanania.com)
20178.
Region: A Lesson in Data Integrity
(mydbanotebook.org)
20179.
Belitsoft Launches Competency Center for Software Project Rescue
(finance.yahoo.com)
20180.
20181.
20182.
Why Programming Is Especially Exposed to AI Automation
(asawicki.info)
20183.
20184.
20185.
20186.
The Complete History of Exile
(retro-replay.com)
20187.
What Women Want from AI
(elenaverna.com)
20188.
How Bob Dylan Met the Pope
(flaggingdown.com)
20189.
Using decision models to speed up design rule violation repair in chip design
(engineering.flexcompute.com)
20190.
New Claude Limits to Prevent Game Cloning and Reverse Engineering
(tomshardware.com)