Zebrafish protein unlocks dormant genes for heart repair
(hubrecht.eu)
January 2025 Archive
901.
902.
903.
The Rise of the French Fry Cartel
(jacobin.com)
904.
Reflections
(blog.samaltman.com)
905.
PlasticList's Advice for Food Companies
(twitter.com)
906.
How hucksters are manipulating Google to promote shady Chrome extensions
(arstechnica.com)
907.
Chopstick sleeves as emissaries of Japanese typography and culture
(letterformarchive.org)
908.
Anatomy of a Formal Proof
(ams.org)
909.
A path to O1 open source
(arxiv.org)
910.
Zusie – My Relay Computer
(nablaman.com)
911.
Diffusion training from scratch on a micro-budget
(github.com)
912.
Chatham House Rule is suddenly everywhere in the Bay Area
(sfstandard.com)
913.
How and Why I Stopped Buying New Laptops (2020)
(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
914.
Tomatoes roaming the fields and canaries in the coalmine
(deevybee.blogspot.com)
915.
Indexing Code at Scale with Glean
(engineering.fb.com)
916.
Context should go away for Go 2 (2017)
(faiface.github.io)
918.
Robotics and ROS 2 Essentials
(henkirobotics.com)
920.
Issues with color spaces and perceptual brightness
(johnaustin.io)
921.
Automated accessibility testing at Slack
(slack.engineering)
922.
Playful Drawings That Charles Darwin's Children Left on His Manuscripts
(openculture.com)
923.
Dragonfly's extreme loop-the-loops
(science.org)
924.
JReleaser: quick and effortless way to release your project
(jreleaser.org)
925.
You could have invented Fenwick trees
(cambridge.org)
926.
927.
Literate programming: Knuth is doing it wrong (2014)
(akkartik.name)
928.
Urban legend: I think there is a world market for maybe five computers
(geekhistory.com)
929.
Fixing E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial for the Atari 2600 (2013)
(neocomputer.org)
930.