Monthly Highlights
1291.
Regular expressions that work “everywhere”
(johndcook.com)
1292.
Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?
(devz.cl)
1293.
An Introduction to YOLO26
(blog.roboflow.com)
1294.
There Is(Ǝ) – Such That (∋)
(fractalkitty.com)
1295.
1296.
Making a vintage LLM from scratch
(crlf.link)
1297.
Mullvad founder gave millions to extremist far right party
(mastodon.social)
1298.
AI changes the economics of software rewrites
(thetruthasiseeitnow.com)
1299.
Show HN: Analog Watch
(analog.watch)
1300.
Claude Fable 5 Promotional Access
(support.claude.com)
1301.
Seven Perfect Shuffles Randomize a Deck of Cards. But How Many Sloppy Ones?
(quantamagazine.org)
1302.
Show HN: Mail Memories – A desktop app to rescue photos from Gmail
(mailmemories.com)
1303.
The Last Surviving Japanese Porsche 912 Police Car
(kottke.org)
1304.
Tw-fade: pure CSS scroll-driven edge masking
(pete.design)
1305.
1306.
Hanami 3.0: In Full Bloom
(hanakai.org)
1307.
How did Atari apply side art to Arcade Cabinets?
(arcadeblogger.com)
1308.
FEXPRs vs. vtable: how LispE interpreter works
(github.com)
1309.
After AI takes everything
(ursb.me)
1310.
The Demoralization of the White-Collar Worker
(nooneshappy.com)
1311.
Odin 1.0 Announcement
(youtube.com)
1312.
Pull request limits are cutting down the noise
(github.blog)
1313.
Turning music into a chore is how I became a musician (2022)
(the.scapegoat.dev)
1314.
Forestiere Underground Gardens
(en.wikipedia.org)
1315.
Chaosnet (1981)
(tumbleweed.nu)
1316.
AI has torched the market for junior programmers
(seldo.com)
1317.
1318.
The Age of Personalized Hardware Is Coming
(geastack.com)
1319.
Zig – SPIR-V Backend Progress
(ziglang.org)