Monthly Highlights
871.
DuckDB – Data power tools for your laptop, now in Clojure (2023)
(techascent.com)
872.
873.
xAI, SpaceX, and the Race for AI Buildout
(illegal.solutions)
874.
Buy Your Friends Batteries
(domenkozar.com)
875.
The tragedy of the commons, AI edition
(economist.com)
876.
877.
878.
The Entropy of a Markov Chain
(chillphysicsenjoyer.substack.com)
879.
How Cops Are Trying to Hide Their Use of Flock
(404media.co)
880.
881.
882.
How AI text watermarking works
(declaude.org)
883.
What's new in Emacs 31.1
(masteringemacs.org)
884.
Racket v9.3
(blog.racket-lang.org)
885.
AI poster wins Ohio State Fair contest
(ohiostatefair.com)
886.
Californians' data deletion requests, DROP, become enforceable Aug. 1
(nbcsandiego.com)
887.
The AI trade now runs on borrowed money, and the lenders are repricing it
(greyswansignals.com)
888.
Read the novels and forget everything else
(hedgehogreview.com)
889.
I built a 500k-domain search engine for makers in a weekend for $10
(alexmorleyfinch.github.io)
890.
Let's make the worst Htmx
(zserge.com)
891.
892.
ICE Shot a Journalist and Threw Him in Detention. He's Approaching 300 Days
(theintercept.com)
893.
ATProto for Distributed Systems Engineers
(atproto.com)
894.
How Kubernetes Probes Work
(ngrok.com)
896.
897.
Differential Heuristics
(redblobgames.com)
898.
The AI Productivity Gap
(bjorg.bjornroche.com)
899.
You don't need React: creating a minimal UI library in Vanilla JavaScript
(pedroth.github.io)
900.
Atomic Clocks
(nist.gov)