Monthly Highlights
241.
Ask HN: Do you still use search engines?
242.
Nebula Sans (nebulasans.com)
243.
Starting July 1, academic publishers can't paywall NIH-funded research (nih.gov)
244.
Google Play sees 47% decline in apps since start of last year (techcrunch.com)
245.
I ditched my laptop for a pocketable mini PC and a pair of AR glasses (tomsguide.com)
246.
Meta got caught gaming AI benchmarks (theverge.com)
247.
Generate videos in Gemini and Whisk with Veo 2 (blog.google)
248.
Playing in the Creek (hgreer.com)
249.
Strengths Are Your Weaknesses (terriblesoftware.org)
250.
Self-Driving Teslas Are Fatally Rear-Ending Motorcyclists More Than Any Other (fuelarc.com)
251.
LLM-powered tools amplify developer capabilities rather than replacing them (matthewsinclair.com)
252.
The side hustle from hell (blog.jacobstechtavern.com)
253.
An open source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale control server (github.com)
254.
America's cyber defenses are being dismantled from the inside (theregister.com)
255.
SpacetimeDB (spacetimedb.com)
256.
Glamorous Toolkit (gtoolkit.com)
257.
Supabase raises $200M Series D at $2B valuation (finance.yahoo.com)
258.
Generative AI is not replacing jobs or hurting wages at all, say economists (theregister.com)
259.
The hidden cost of AI coding (terriblesoftware.org)
260.
Fossil fuels fall below 50% of US electricity for the first month on record (ember-energy.org)
261.
Decreased CO2 during breathwork: emergence of altered states of consciousness (nature.com)
262.
International Workers' Day (en.wikipedia.org)
263.
Business co-founders in tech startups are less valuable than they think (verdikapuku.com)
264.
How I blog with Obsidian, Hugo, GitHub, and Cloudflare (ingau.me)
265.
Knowing where your engineer salary comes from (seangoedecke.com)
266.
One Million Chessboards (onemillionchessboards.com)
267.
Australian who ordered radioactive materials walks away from court (chemistryworld.com)
268.
Deafening Silence from the Cybersecurity Industry (forbes.com)
269.
Attention K-Mart Shoppers (archive.org)
270.
Vacheron Constantin breaks the world record for most complicated wristwatch (hodinkee.com)