August 2024 Archive
691.
My fake job in Y2K preparedness (nplusonemag.com)
692.
Video with Alpha Transparency on the Web (jakearchibald.com)
693.
Apple. Apple Please (digipres.club)
694.
Surfer: Centralize all your personal data from online platforms (github.com)
695.
Making database systems usable (muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
696.
The Threat to OpenAI (wsj.com)
697.
Banks Are Now Accused of Cheating Customers Billions (franknez.com)
698.
1991 WWW-NeXT Implementation (github.com)
699.
Surveillance Watch – the hidden connections within the surveillance industry (surveillancewatch.io)
700.
How to get from high school math to cutting-edge ML/AI (justinmath.com)
701.
Degas: Detailed Expressions on Full-Body Gaussian Avatars (initialneil.github.io)
702.
Susan Wojcicki has died (facebook.com)
703.
Ruby's official documentation just got a new look (docs.ruby-lang.org)
704.
Can reading make you happier? (2015) (newyorker.com)
705.
Tsung-Dao Lee, physicist who challenged a law of nature, has died (nytimes.com)
706.
Making an atomic trampoline [video] (youtube.com)
707.
Carvings at Gobekli Tepe may be oldest calendar (tandfonline.com)
708.
How Does OpenAI Survive? (wheresyoured.at)
709.
Trainwreck Design (j3s.sh)
710.
Mathematicians prove Hawking wrong about the most extreme black holes (quantamagazine.org)
711.
WordStar 7, the last ever DOS version, is re-released (theregister.com)
712.
OpenBSD 7.5 via QEMU on Hetzner physical machine (no phys. access / KVM console) (hackmd.gfuzz.de)
713.
Transponder Landing System enables precision approaches at McMurdo in Antarctica (flightradar24.com)
714.
Building Bubbletea Programs (leg100.github.io)
715.
LLMs know more than what they say (arjunbansal.substack.com)
716.
Programming a CH32v003 with light (mitxela.com)
717.
How the SNES Graphics System Works (fabiensanglard.net)
718.
The Arrest of Pavel Durov Is a Reminder That Telegram Is Not Encrypted (gizmodo.com)
719.
We survived 10k requests/second: Switching to signed asset URLs in an emergency (hardcover.app)
720.
Nvidia reportedly delays its next AI chip due to a design flaw (theverge.com)