March 2024 Archive
15301.
Teardrop glasses to make you and your friends cry (dl.acm.org)
15302.
Tadashi Lecture on Math and Paper Folding [video] (youtube.com)
15303.
FreeBSD 13.3-Release Announcement (freebsd.org)
15304.
FDA Announces Qualified Health Claim for Yogurt and Reduced Risk of Diabetes (fda.gov)
15305.
Modern.js Compared to Next.js (modernjs.dev)
15306.
Dear Property Guardians (anarchistnews.org)
15307.
Third Man Factor (en.wikipedia.org)
15308.
Max confirms 2024 password crackdown, explores adding transactional ads (arstechnica.com)
15309.
Superlist: Home to All Your Lists (superlist.com)
15310.
Intel's NPU Acceleration Library goes open source (tomshardware.com)
15311.
Claude 3 Is the Most Human AI Yet (every.to)
15312.
TripoSR: Fast 3D Object Generation from Single Images (stability.ai)
15313.
Tesla Superchargers are carrying the US' DC EV fast charger ramp: NREL (teslarati.com)
15314.
Sure, It Won an Oscar. But Is It Criterion? (nytimes.com)
15315.
The only way out is in, embracing the mid curve (blog.teji.io)
15316.
The battle over the trillion-dollar weight-loss bonanza (economist.com)
15317.
Exploring the Verifiability of Code Generated by GitHub Copilot (arxiv.org)
15318.
The con man who sold the Eiffel Tower – twice (thehustle.co)
15319.
Treasury Sanctions Members of the Intellexa Commercial Spyware Consortium (home.treasury.gov)
15320.
A conversation with Anthropic's Claude 3 Sonnet (facsimiletwo.substack.com)
15321.
GLP1 Receptor Agonists vs. Cancer (glp1.guide)
15322.
Special insecticide paint may help curb Zika and dengue fever outbreaks (medicalxpress.com)
15323.
Star jelly: mysterious substance has confounded the best minds for centuries (boingboing.net)
15324.
Fine-Tuning Insights: Lessons from Experimenting with RedPajama on Slack Data (union.ai)
15325.
No Flesh Shall Be Spared – Remembering 'Hardware' (bloody-disgusting.com)
15326.
The Surprising Power of the Long Game (fs.blog)
15327.
Samsung promoted a video on social media that was shot on an iPhone (bgr.com)
15328.
15329.
15330.
RIP to the Windows Subsystem for Android, which goes away in 2025 (arstechnica.com)