May 2024 Archive
14701.
Sleep pressure modulates single-neuron synapse number in zebrafish (nature.com)
14702.
Ban Non-Competes, Enable AI Talent (digitalspirits.substack.com)
14703.
In Defense of Obnoxious Influencers (jonhuml.substack.com)
14704.
Uncovering a 'parallel universe' in tomato genetics (natsci.msu.edu)
14705.
AnyCable for Ruby on Rails: How Does It Improve over Action Cable? (blog.appsignal.com)
14706.
Scaling hierarchical agglomerative clustering to trillion-edge graphs (research.google)
14707.
Fourier Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (github.com)
14708.
SQL Turned 50 Today (dl.acm.org)
14709.
Show HN: Spatial audio in the browser with head tracking (haggainuchi.com)
14710.
Recent Increments in Incremental View Maintenance (arxiv.org)
14711.
Is China stockpiling resources in case of future war? (bangkokpost.com)
14712.
Apple's secretive Swiss AI lab (appleinsider.com)
14713.
14714.
Semi-Scripted Conversational Applications (resonance.distantmagic.com)
14715.
Modeling Dynamic (De)Allocations of Local Memory for Translation Validation (arxiv.org)
14716.
Looking Beyond the Veil (benlandautaylor.com)
14717.
A.I. Startups Face a Rough Financial Reality Check (nytimes.com)
14718.
The Harvard Student Who Killed Her Roommate (1996) (newyorker.com)
14719.
Risky Biz Podcast: How Shifts in Open Source Made It a Prime Attack Vector (socket.dev)
14720.
Daimler is helping decarbonize logistics with expanded use of EVs (electrek.co)
14721.
Mathing in Emacs with Casual (yummymelon.com)
14722.
Minutes Until the End of the World? (politico.com)
14723.
Building a better repository map with tree sitter (aider.chat)
14724.
What are the advantages of Egyptian hieroglyphs? (quora.com)
14725.
Slug – Dynamic GPU Font Rendering and Advanced Text Layout (sluglibrary.com)
14726.
Large Language Models and the Paradox of the Unsayable (psychologytoday.com)
14727.
Create Docs from Raycast (stashpad.com)
14728.
Intel teaches machines to build own device drivers (2011) (theregister.com)
14729.
CO2 Pipelines Are Big Oil's New Mode of Destruction (jacobin.com)
14730.
Deus Ex creator Warren Spector has "dumpster dived" for game preservation (rockpapershotgun.com)