September 2024 Archive
8971.
Can AI Scaling Continue Through 2030? (epochai.org)
8972.
Show HN: Team Capacity App for Engineering Managers (github.com)
8973.
AI's impact on elections is being overblown (technologyreview.com)
8974.
Albedo: T-6 Months to Launch (albedo.beehiiv.com)
8975.
Satellite Pollution Is Now a Serious Problem for Astronomers (giantfreakinrobot.com)
8976.
Balancing Privacy and Convenience
8977.
Substrata is an open-source metaverse, with as few technical limits as possible (substrata.info)
8978.
SparkFun Wish Lists: A Vietnamese Horoscope Blog in Disguise (sparkfun.com)
8979.
Log File Compression with Zstandard VFS (Go) in SQLite (Series) (logdy.dev)
8980.
Show HN: Serverless RAG API (customgpt.ai)
8981.
The Misunderstood Matrix Sequels (medium.com)
8982.
Ask HN: I'm making a productivity and proj mgmt tool. Worth doing?
8983.
Phoenix weathers 100 days of 100-plus degree temps as heat scorches western US (apnews.com)
8984.
Upcoming breaking change: Hidden Files will be excluded by default (github.com)
8985.
Henry George Game Jam (itch.io)
8986.
Tesla cars are now used like CCTV cameras by Oakland police (electrek.co)
8987.
Political Weirding (jdemeta.net)
8988.
Trying out a dedicated server from Hetzner (smalldatum.blogspot.com)
8989.
Rqlite: Lightweight, user-friendly, distributed relational db built on SQLite (github.com)
8990.
Lumen Orbit Data Centers in Space (ycombinator.com)
8991.
How Machines Learned to Discover Drugs (newyorker.com)
8992.
Async Python is not faster (2020) (calpaterson.com)
8993.
Why is PostmarketOS based on Alpine Linux? (postmarketos.org)
8994.
Burning Tanker Abandoned Oil Spill Feared (newsweek.com)
8995.
How to Make Millions as a Professional Whistleblower (gq.com)
8996.
FBI: North Korea Aggressively Hacking Cryptocurrency Firms (securityweek.com)
8997.
VPN users fared better during internet slowdown: report (dawn.com)
8998.
Notenik: Native macOS notes app with Markdown and MathJax support (FOSS) (notenik.app)
8999.
Engineering Manager AI Assistant (middlewarehq.com)
9000.
Ken Shirriff Finds a Pentium Processor Hiding in a Navajo Weaving (hackster.io)