Monthly Highlights
10201.
10202.
Attacks your login screen should be terrified of
(fusionauth.io)
10203.
30× faster binary multivector ColBERT late interaction in Vespa
(oskrim.github.io)
10204.
Gamgee
(ycombinator.com)
10205.
Futuristic mosquito-zapping laser now available to buy
(tomshardware.com)
10206.
10207.
10208.
10209.
Google is making it harder to build custom ROMs for Pixel phones
(androidauthority.com)
10210.
Detectores de IA, O novo clero da autenticidade, O Grande Assalto da Obra III
(geraldoaugustoseabra.substack.com)
10211.
10212.
10213.
10214.
Fun with a Quadra 950 and a Whole Lot of RAM
(lowendmac.com)
10215.
It May Be Time to Panic About AI
(theatlantic.com)
10216.
10217.
The Bullet Train That Could Save Australia
(theb1m.com)
10218.
10219.
Chatbots are doing the work of Congress with little oversight
(washingtonpost.com)
10220.
Show HN: Tradecraft.academy – the trading coach I couldn't find, so I built one
(tradecraft.academy)
10221.
Who Supervises the Supervisor? A Riff on Machine Learning
(johnhorgan.org)
10222.
How I used an LLM to kick my nicotine addiction
(samscript.dev)
10223.
Negotiating with CSS – Anselm Hannemann
(anselm-hannemann.com)
10224.
On Comments
(blog.helsing.ai)
10225.
AI4: The Conference Inside the Mirage
(drjoshcsimmons.com)
10226.
Show HN: PLC Lint – static analysis for CODESYS/PLCopenXML
(plc-linter.com)
10227.
The Clanker Constitution
(wesmckinney.com)
10228.
10229.
The web's newest weapon against AI scrapers is a font
(arstechnica.com)
10230.
Promises, Promises
(rgrier88.github.io)