Yearly Favorites
16081.
The FSF considers large language models
(lwn.net)
16082.
Hollywood's vision of ancient Rome is all wrong, according to Mary Beard
(openculture.com)
16083.
I don't maintain my homelab, it maintains itself
(cleberg.net)
16084.
'Idiocracy' Predicted All of This
(texasmonthly.com)
16085.
Coding agents think ahead of time
(arxiv.org)
16086.
16087.
16088.
How do I deal with memory leaks? (2022)
(stroustrup.com)
16089.
16090.
DDoS against Norwegian government IT infrastructure – status
(status.digdir.no)
16091.
Majority of CEOs report zero payoff from AI splurge
(theregister.com)
16092.
The behavioral cost of personalized pricing
(digitalseams.com)
16093.
16094.
Texas man sentenced to 30 years for transporting pamphlets
(freedom.press)
16095.
We're pausing Asimov Press
(asimov.press)
16096.
I made a better DOM morphing algorithm
(joel.drapper.me)
16097.
Using Git's rerere feature to escape recurring conflict hell
(gist.github.com)
16098.
My 1992 view of the problems of computer programming in 1992
(blog.plover.com)
16099.
'Wow, it really worked ': 70s TV show causing worldwide panic today
(theguardian.com)
16100.
Don't answer the first question
(lalitm.com)
16102.
The Lucas-Lehmer Prime Number Test
(scientificamerican.com)
16104.
Enable CORS for Your Blog
(blogsareback.com)
16105.
16106.
16107.
I got paid minimum wage to solve an impossible problem
(tiespetersen.substack.com)
16108.
Proxmox VE now available for ARM64
(forum.proxmox.com)
16110.
Almost all Collatz orbits attain almost bounded values
(mathvideos.org)