Monthly Highlights
991.
Why doctors hate their computers (2018) (newyorker.com)
992.
The road that killed Legend Jenkins was working as designed (strongtowns.org)
993.
Let's get real about the one-person billion dollar company (marcrand.com)
994.
Inside OS/2 (1987) (gitpi.us)
995.
Open music foundation models for full-song generation (map-yue.github.io)
996.
Show HN: AgentMail – Email infra for AI agents (chat.agentmail.to)
997.
Writing a competitive BZip2 encoder in Ada from scratch in a few days – part 2 (gautiersblog.blogspot.com)
998.
Hiroshima (1946) (newyorker.com)
999.
Marines now have an official drone-fighting handbook (marinecorpstimes.com)
1000.
Is Germany on the brink of banning ad blockers? (blog.mozilla.org)
1001.
I've seen 12 people hospitalized after losing touch with reality because of AI (twitter.com)
1002.
How Potatoes Evolved (nhm.ac.uk)
1003.
Where to find ideas (howtogrow.substack.com)
1004.
Dispelling misconceptions about RLHF (aerial-toothpaste-34a.notion.site)
1005.
Chris Simpkins, creator of Hack font, has died (typo.social)
1006.
From $479 to $2,800 a month for ACA health insurance next year (npr.org)
1007.
Learning Is Slower Than You Think (nisheethvishnoi.substack.com)
1008.
A case study in bad hiring practice and how to fix it (tomkranz.com)
1009.
The Whispering Earring (croissanthology.com)
1010.
Tell HN: I underestimated how lonely building solo can be
1011.
Early universe's 'little red dots' may be black hole stars (science.org)
1012.
FreeBSD Scheduling on Hybrid CPUs (wiki.freebsd.org)
1013.
A Carnival Attraction That Saved Premature Babies (2016) (smithsonianmag.com)
1014.
Asyncio: A library with too many sharp corners (sailor.li)
1015.
Orion Browser (kagi.com)
1016.
Webflow Down for >31 Hours (status.webflow.com)
1017.
Evaluating LLMs playing text adventures (entropicthoughts.com)
1018.
Dynamically patch a Python function's source code at runtime (ericmjl.github.io)
1019.
450× Faster Joins with Index Condition Pushdown (readyset.io)
1020.
Engineer restores pay phones for free public use (npr.org)