August 2025 Archive
13831.
India's growing lion population cause for celebration, but also a deadly problem (cnn.com)
13832.
3D-printed smart materials boost tactile sensor performance in wearable devices (techxplore.com)
13833.
Closures and Objects Are Equivalent (wiki.c2.com)
13834.
Instacart Built a Modern Search Infrastructure on Postgres (tech.instacart.com)
13835.
Is It a Comet or Alien Technology? [video] (youtube.com)
13836.
Frustrated by failing ID checks, migrants change names to fit databases (abc.net.au)
13837.
Writing in Djot (pdx.su)
13838.
Optical Generative Models (nature.com)
13839.
China is trying to expand its social safety net (nytimes.com)
13840.
Glorious Loss (telegraphindia.com)
13841.
Things Every Leader Should Evaluate After a Reorganization (daydreamsinruby.com)
13842.
Against Platforms (kirkhamilton.substack.com)
13843.
Social connections matter for the well-being of neurodivergent workers (theconversation.com)
13844.
Ask HN: Where can I talk and discuss controversial topics?
13845.
Ask HN: Would you swap your desk for a restaurant shift?
13846.
The missing 85% of the universe is here and coordinates everything (lightfluid.org)
13847.
Ask HN: Why not replace prisons with augmented reality headsets?
13848.
Ask HN: Why isn't my ISP providing AI as a service?
13849.
SafeDate – check men's dating app profiles anonymously before your first date (safe-spotlight-network.vercel.app)
13850.
Ask HN: Do you believe in eidetic/photographic memory?
13851.
Ask HN: Thoughts on Curtis Yarvin?
13852.
Ask HN: What to do with a pure mathematics degree?
13853.
Ask HN: Why isn't Gaslighting a Crime?
13854.
Ask HN: Source-available license with political stipulations?
13855.
Ask HN: Why do AIs include obvious, easily removed tells that can get you fired?
13856.
'Work-Life Balance' Will Keep You Mediocre (wsj.com)
13857.
Ask HN: How much of your dev work is vibecoding now?
13858.
Ask HN: Can you help me decide which type of house investment I should do?
13859.
Google's next big rival – Visual search engines (griiids.com)
13860.
Akka and LangChain both made big moves in the past few weeks