Monthly Highlights
751.
Which NPM package has the largest version number? (adamhl.dev)
752.
I built Foyer: a Rust hybrid cache that slashes S3 latency (medium.com)
753.
Linus Learns Analog Circuits (github.com)
754.
America is now one big bet on AI (ft.com)
755.
Scientists are discovering a powerful new way to prevent cancer (economist.com)
756.
You can't build tcc from Nixpkgs if you are in the UK (github.com)
757.
Old Stockholm Telephone Tower (en.wikipedia.org)
758.
If the University of Chicago won't defend the humanities, who will? (theatlantic.com)
759.
Systems Programming with Zig (manning.com)
760.
Cosmic simulations that once needed supercomputers now run on a laptop (sciencedaily.com)
761.
AMD’s RDNA4 GPU architecture (chipsandcheese.com)
762.
Keyhive – Local-first access control (inkandswitch.com)
763.
Configuration files are user interfaces (ochagavia.nl)
764.
Detect Electron apps on Mac that hasn't been updated to fix the system wide lag (gist.github.com)
765.
Email immutability matters more in a world with AI (fastmail.com)
766.
Using a laptop as an HDMI monitor for an SBC (danielmangum.com)
767.
If you are reading this obituary, it looks like I'm dead (framinghamsource.com)
768.
Edge AI for Beginners (github.com)
769.
AMD's EPYC 9355P: Inside a 32 Core Zen 5 Server Chip (chipsandcheese.com)
770.
Lánczos Interpolation Explained (2022) (mazzo.li)
771.
Loko Scheme: bare metal optimizing Scheme compiler (scheme.fail)
772.
China is run by engineers. America is run by lawyers (freakonomics.com)
773.
California issues fine over lawyer's ChatGPT fabrications (calmatters.org)
774.
Austria hails 'brain gain' in luring 25 academics away from US after cuts (reuters.com)
775.
Apple's Unlawful Evil (pluralistic.net)
776.
3M May Escape Toxic Chemical, PFAS Manufacturing Legacy (bloomberg.com)
777.
ICE Is Buying a Tool to Track Phones, Without Warrants (olgalautman.substack.com)
778.
Orcas are bringing humans gifts (newscientist.com)
779.
Show HN: Baby's first international landline (wip.tf)
780.
Thunderscan: A clever device transforms a printer into a scanner (2004) (folklore.org)