Reasoning models don't always say what they think
(anthropic.com)
Monthly Highlights
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You might not need WebSockets
(hntrl.io)
183.
“Most promising signs yet” of alien life on a planet beyond our Solar System
(skyatnightmagazine.com)
184.
You Wouldn't Download a Hacker News
(jasonthorsness.com)
185.
Reverse engineering the obfuscated TikTok VM
(github.com)
186.
Interviewing a software engineer who prepared with AI
(kapwing.com)
188.
The Web Is Broken – Botnet Part 2
(jan.wildeboer.net)
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Trump exempts phones, computers, chips from ‘reciprocal’ tariffs
(bloomberg.com)
191.
Indian court orders blocking of Proton Mail
(techcrunch.com)
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Fewer Foreign Passengers Are Flying to the US
(jasher.substack.com)
195.
How University Students Use Claude
(anthropic.com)
197.
A Love Letter to People Who Believe in People
(swiss-miss.com)
198.
I wrote a book called “Crap Towns”. It seemed funny at the time
(samj.substack.com)
199.
Overengineered Anchor Links
(thirty-five.com)
200.
JSLinux
(bellard.org)
201.
Defold: cross-platform game engine
(defold.com)
202.
The One-Person Framework in Practice
(link.mail.beehiiv.com)
203.
Glubux's Powerwall (2016)
(secondlifestorage.com)
204.
Advanced Python Features
(blog.edward-li.com)
205.
Attacking My Landlord's Boiler
(blog.videah.net)
207.
It's easier than ever to de-censor videos
(jeffgeerling.com)
208.
A new form of verification on Bluesky
(bsky.social)
210.
Owning my own data, part 1: Integrating a self-hosted calendar solution
(emilygorcenski.com)