May 2025 Archive
781.
Atomics and Concurrency (redixhumayun.github.io)
782.
Show HN: Blast – Fast, multi-threaded serving engine for web browsing AI agents (github.com)
783.
Tornado warnings delayed because of DOGE cuts (mesoscalenews.com)
784.
I learned Snobol and then wrote a toy Forth (ratfactor.com)
785.
Numerical Linear Algebra Class in Julia TUM (venkovic.github.io)
786.
A Texan who built an empire of ecstasy (texasmonthly.com)
787.
Why are 2025/05/28 and 2025-05-28 different days in JavaScript? (brandondong.github.io)
788.
Heat stress mitigation by trees and shelters at bus stops (sciencedirect.com)
789.
Show HN: Basecoat – shadcn/UI components, no React required
790.
What works (and doesn't) selling formal methods (galois.com)
791.
Show HN: Real-Time Gaussian Splatting (github.com)
792.
The State of SSL Stacks (haproxy.com)
793.
Show HN: MCP Server SDK in Bash (github.com)
794.
I started a little math club in Bangalore (teachyourselfmath.app)
795.
Data breach exposes 184M passwords, likely captured by malware (zdnet.com)
796.
Dimension 126 Contains Twisted Shapes, Mathematicians Prove (quantamagazine.org)
797.
Procolored printer drivers contained malware (neowin.net)
798.
Implementing a Forth (ratfactor.com)
799.
Popcorn: Run Elixir in WASM (popcorn.swmansion.com)
800.
Helmdar: 3D Scanning Brooklyn on Rollerblades (owentrueblood.com)
801.
The US has approved CRISPR pigs for food (technologyreview.com)
802.
Odin, a pragmatic C alternative with a Go flavour (bitshifters.cc)
803.
docker2exe: Convert a Docker image to an executable (github.com)
804.
K-Scale Labs: Open-source humanoid robots, built for developers (kscale.dev)
805.
The current state of TLA⁺ development (ahelwer.ca)
806.
U.S. Spy Agencies–One-Stop Shop to Buy Your Personal Data (theintercept.com)
807.
Comparison of C/POSIX standard library implementations for Linux (etalabs.net)
808.
De Bruijn notation, and why it's useful (blueberrywren.dev)
809.
Airport for DuckDB (airport.query.farm)
810.
LLMs are more persuasive than incentivized human persuaders (arxiv.org)