Monthly Highlights
9331.
How to save the UK taxpayer £130M a year (by switching to Linux)
(aeturrell.com)
9332.
Cutoff Bench: How outdated is the training data of major LLMs
(franciscocarloserra.github.io)
9333.
AnkiGen – in-browser generation of Anki decks between any two languages
(xenohunter.github.io)
9334.
9335.
The Death of Humanity
(fortune.com)
9337.
We Know How to Fix Homelessness. Look at Denver
(nytimes.com)
9338.
I miss crappy AI art
(blog.alexbeals.com)
9339.
Via reduces AI-coding costs
(via.dev)
9340.
Show HN: Krashout, multiplayer car soccer in the browser
(ball.krashout.io)
9341.
9342.
California Billionaire Tax Fight: Newsom Backs Prop. 42
(discord.com)
9343.
Laid off 60 days in: what is the tech industry doing to developers?
(samueleast.co.uk)
9344.
Show HN: The DNA of DOOM – How code structure survives across 44 ports
(squid-protocol.github.io)
9345.
9346.
9347.
9348.
Show HN: Ship AI features without losing sleep
(sentrint.com)
9349.
I vibecoded a web browser. No, not a Chromium/webview wrapper
(lumikettu.org)
9350.
The young Americans choosing Y2K cars over shiny new SUVs
(theguardian.com)
9351.
A directory for AI-slop games
(claudeslop.bryanhu.com)
9353.
9354.
Show HN: ReadoutBench – forecast 653 clinical trials before they report
(readoutbench.com)
9355.
Why Japanese architects carve parking into tiny urban homes
(designboom.com)
9357.
Show HN: Cryptex Vault – A password manager designed to outlive its creator
(cryptex-vault.com)
9358.
9359.
Demis Hassabis shortens AGI timeline from five to two to three years
(the-decoder.com)
9360.
Accessory dwelling unit ruling could be a boon to California builders
(sfchronicle.com)