2026 Archive
16411.
Netflix Amends Warner Bros. Deal to All Cash in Bidding War (bloomberg.com)
16412.
The Alien Hunter's Shopping List (universetoday.com)
16413.
Weave.js: an open-source library to build whiteboards, canvas, and design apps (medium.com)
16414.
The Jule Programming Language (jule.dev)
16415.
Venus v5 released: Modern OO standard library (and more) for Perl 5 (old.reddit.com)
16416.
You've Got Luddites All Wrong (2014) (vice.com)
16417.
TikTok's Captcha: Collection and Verification (srikanth.ch)
16418.
Shabana Mahmood proposes AI 'Panopticon' system of state surveillance (thenational.scot)
16419.
Updated Debian 13: 13.3 released (debian.org)
16420.
Show HN: Loci – Visual knowledge map with auto-generated flashcards and FSRS (github.com)
16421.
Archives.design (archives.design)
16422.
16423.
Does Pentagon Pizza Theory Work? (lesswrong.com)
16424.
Charity Majors - Bring Back Ops Pride (charitydotwtf.substack.com)
16425.
Show HN: Xv6OS – A modified MIT xv6 with GUI (github.com)
16426.
PFAS concentrations can double with every step up the food chain (phys.org)
16427.
How to Create a Plug-In, in Ada (old.reddit.com)
16428.
Can we stop using `^` in `package.json`
16429.
NYSE to launch new venue for tokenized stocks (ledgerinsights.com)
16430.
Major plumbing headache haunts $13B U.S. aircraft carrier (npr.org)
16431.
Unix Signals? (math.stonybrook.edu)
16432.
UK's China embassy gamble shows changing calculations in divided West (reuters.com)
16433.
The Path to Real-Time Worlds and Why It Matters (over.world)
16434.
OpenAI is facing a legal risk that almost no one is talking about (sfgate.com)
16435.
Training Your Own LLM on a MacBook Pro (opuslabs.substack.com)
16436.
Llms.txt didn't boost AI traffic for 10 sites; growth was coincidental (searchengineland.com)
16437.
Show HN: Vortex-[BitTorrent,CLI] – Fast io_uring BitTorrent lib and TUI (github.com)
16438.
The AI System That Never Was (sphericalcowconsulting.com)
16439.
gRPC from the Browser, Streaming and HTTP/2 without gRPC-web (github.com)
16440.
Researchers Show Today's Quantum Computers Can Reliably Study Complex Physics (thequantuminsider.com)