January 2025 Archive
1201.
The Evolution of Tunnel Boring Machines (2023) (construction-physics.com)
1202.
PyPI Blog: Project Quarantine (blog.pypi.org)
1203.
How many Alpine packages can you install at once? (2024) (naff.dev)
1204.
Size Optimization Tricks (2022) (justine.lol)
1205.
How to build your own ZX80/ZX81 (2019) (searle.x10host.com)
1206.
Embedding Scheme in Rust (raviqqe.com)
1207.
AI, but at What Cost? Breakdown of AI's Carbon Footprint (loopbreaker.substack.com)
1208.
H5N1: Much More Than You Wanted to Know (astralcodexten.com)
1209.
Show HN: Discuo – Anonymous discussions with infinite branching and 24h lifespan (discuo.com)
1210.
Staffers unload on Amazon 'leadership' after return-to-office for desk shortage (msn.com)
1211.
Life on a Closed Timelike Curve (iopscience.iop.org)
1212.
Making glow-in-the-dark Strontium Aluminate (maurycyz.com)
1213.
Open-source browser port of Pitfall from the Atari 2600 (meatfighter.com)
1214.
Classic Duck Hunt game made in JavaScript and Kaplay (jslegend.itch.io)
1215.
Show HN: Open-Source Alternative to OpenAI Platform, for Local Models (github.com)
1216.
HD Hyundai set to debut production 14 ton hydrogen wheeled excavator (electrek.co)
1217.
AI-assisted coding will change software engineering: hard truths (newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
1218.
The Fannie and Freddie trade is back (bloomberg.com)
1219.
Why Children's Books? (lrb.co.uk)
1220.
Picasso was suspected of stealing the 'Mona Lisa' (newyorker.com)
1221.
Show HN: Amurex – An open source AI meeting copilot (sansyrox.github.io)
1222.
What I've learned about writing AI apps so far (seldo.com)
1223.
Cointelpro (en.wikipedia.org)
1224.
A Proper x86 Assembler in Haskell Using the Escardó-Oliva Functional (blog.vmchale.com)
1225.
Hitting the Jackpot: The Birth of the Monte Carlo Method – LANL (2023) (lanl.gov)
1226.
Show HN: Terraform Provider for Inexpensive Switches (github.com)
1227.
C is not suited to SIMD (2019) (blog.vmchale.com)
1228.
How saffron became an American cash crop (nytimes.com)
1229.
Training AI models might not need enormous data centres (economist.com)
1230.
Hackers get $886,250 for 49 zero-days at Pwn2Own Automotive 2025 (bleepingcomputer.com)