Monthly Highlights
1141.
Expertise in the age of AI
(moderndescartes.com)
1143.
1144.
Zig Structs of Arrays (2024)
(andreashohmann.com)
1145.
Apple is going to raise device prices, but when?
(daringfireball.net)
1146.
Samsung demonstrates 3D stacked FETs with triple nanosheet channels at 42nm
(semiconductor.samsung.com)
1147.
A Perceptron in Age of Empires II
(adewynter.github.io)
1148.
Arithmetic Without Numbers – How LLMs Do Math
(alvaro-videla.com)
1149.
The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
(wired.me)
1150.
New Beam Spring Keyboards
(modelfkeyboards.com)
1151.
The gap between open weights LLMs and closed source LLMs
(blog.doubleword.ai)
1152.
Life is too short for a slow terminal
(mijndertstuij.nl)
1153.
Cyberdecks, going analog, and convivial technology
(blog.hydroponictrash.solar)
1154.
War Crimes Seem to Be Official US Policy Now
(phillipspobrien.substack.com)
1155.
What every coder should know about gamma (2016)
(blog.johnnovak.net)
1156.
Show HN: Helios – what plug-in solar could generate for any address in Britain
(helios.southlondonscientific.com)
1157.
1158.
Discovery of Cold War-era rare Eastern Bloc computers in a German hangar
(computerhistory.org)
1159.
GrapheneOS Speech Services version 2 released
(discuss.grapheneos.org)
1160.
Rent collections are down in New York
(politico.com)
1161.
Excessive nil pointer checks in Go
(konradreiche.com)
1162.
1163.
Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controllers
(en.wikipedia.org)
1164.
Linux/M68k
(linux-m68k.org)
1165.
Bootimus – A Self-Contained PXE and HTTP Boot Server
(bootimus.com)
1166.
thunderbolt-ibverbs: We have InfiniBand at home
(blog.hellas.ai)
1167.
1168.
GitHub Copilot App
(github.com)
1169.
Burnout is real for open source maintainers
(openjsf.org)
1170.