Monthly Highlights
8791.
Karl Bushbys 28-year walk home,through deserts,kidnappers,polar bears
(theguardian.com)
8793.
The Visible Human Project
(beautifulpublicdata.com)
8794.
Experts on how to start writing a book
(theguardian.com)
8795.
Getting my TOTP data out of Twilio's Authy app thanks to the GDPR
(blog.tomayac.com)
8796.
8797.
Mastodon Stories for Systemd v262
(0pointer.net)
8798.
8799.
What if the machines take over science
(economist.com)
8800.
There are no demigods, only tired guys from Baltimore
(minhanhday.substack.com)
8801.
8803.
Two pizzas arrive, but you tried to order one: the classic double-order bug
(plimsollmark.github.io)
8804.
8805.
Full transaction detection for Cloudflare WAF
(blog.cloudflare.com)
8806.
8807.
How Much of the Internet Is Written with AI?
(pewresearch.org)
8808.
Learn LEAN 4 Theorem Proving in an easy game
(adam.math.hhu.de)
8809.
Kevin Kelly: The Case for Optimism (2021)
(theangryoptimist.org)
8810.
How Does a Grassroots Digital Community Become Cultural Heritage?
(andrzej.lichnerowicz.pl)
8811.
Google DeepMind paper trains an agent to rewrite its own harness
(runtimewire.com)
8812.
Is Extended Random a Malicious NSA Plot?
(sockpuppet.org)
8813.
Website Is Now Made in Swift
(sindresorhus.com)
8814.
Can Science Save Meetings?
(knowablemagazine.org)
8815.
8816.
I Still Shun Passkeys
(lapcatsoftware.com)
8817.
8818.
The leap second is officially dead
(wired.com)
8819.
Preparing for the 2026 US Midterms
(anthropic.com)
8820.
Can your brain grow new neurons?
(nature.com)