2. Netscape News Feed Straight Out of the Late 00s (isp.netscape.com)
3. OpenYak – An open-source Cowork that runs any model and owns your filesystem (github.com)
Yak is all you need. Contribute to openyak/desktop development by creating an account on GitHub.
4. I'll buy your electronics to feed our robot (www.dayworkx.com)
Verified component recovery from retired electronics.
5. Show HN: Crazierl – An Erlang Operating System (crazierl.org)
6. More on Version Control (bramcohen.com)
7. Lat.md: Agent Lattice: a knowledge graph for your codebase, written in Markdown (github.com)
Agent Lattice: a knowledge graph for your codebase, written in markdown. - 1st1/lat.md
8. TSA lines are so out of control that travelers are hiring line-sitters (www.washingtonpost.com)
Airports are not encouraging the solution, but it isn’t stopping some entrepreneurs.
9. The ANSI art "telecomics" of the 1992 election (breakintochat.com)
Don Lokke Jr. drew hundreds of political "telecomics" in the early 1990s in the ANSI art format as part of a business selling syndicated content to sysops.
10. Stop Publishing Garbage Data, It's Embarrassing (successfulsoftware.net)
Twice this week, I have come across embarassingly bad data. The first instance is the UK government’s fuel finder data. This is a downloadable CSV file of fuel station locations and prices fr…
11. Cat Itecture: Better Cat Window Boxes (gwern.net)
Cats are not humans, but we design things like they are, for our convenience. What are the design patterns for cat-architecture? One missing design pattern: <em>progressive concealment</em>, for cat ledges, flaps & window boxes.
12. Solar is winning the energy race (www.dw.com)
13. Sky Wins Irish Court Order to Unmask 300 Pirate IPTV Users via Revolut Bank (torrentfreak.com)
Sky secured a court order requiring Revolut Bank to hand over the personal details of hundreds of subscribers and resellers.
14. Creating West Coast Buddhism (2024) (letter.palladiummag.com)
15. When Do We Become Adults, Really? (www.newyorker.com)
Scientists define the stages of life in biological, societal, and chronological terms—but none of them quite capture what it’s like to grow up.
16. Ohm's Peg-to-WASM Compiler (ohmjs.org)
17. First Western Digital, now Sony: The tech giant suspends SD card sales (mashable.com)
A sign of the times.
18. The 667MHz Machine (www.0xsid.com)
19. Building a Mostly IPv6 Only Home Network (varunpriolkar.com)
20. App that shows real-time lightning on Earth is showing bombings in Middle East (maps.blitzortung.org)
Lightning strikes in realtime nearby your area. Get free online access to maps of former and current thunderstorms. A contribution by Blitzortung.org and contributors.
21. The Case for Becoming an Engineering Manager (newsletter.thelongcommit.com)
22. Show HN: Public transit systems as data – lines, stations, railcars, and history (publictransit.systems)
Comprehensive information about public transit systems worldwide.
23. Stop picking my Go version for me (blog.howardjohn.info)
The go.mod file contains a mandatory go <version number> directive. Since Go 1.21, when a change was introduced to make this include a full patch number (1.21.0 instead of 1.21), a number of projects have started using this wrong, hurting everyone.
The version is the minimum version your project can be compiled with. It is not the version you use to compile your project, but the minimum version that anyone can use to compile your project.
The version is the minimum version your project can be compiled with. It is not the version you use to compile your project, but the minimum version that anyone can use to compile your project.
24. Siclair Microvision (1977) (r-type.org)
25. Nine observations from carbon dioxide monitoring (grieve-smith.com)
Introduction
In the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic I learned that we can estimate our level of risk by checking the concentration of carbon dioxide in the air, because when infected people breathe out virus aerosols, they also breathe out CO2. I recently wrote about some limitations on this
In the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic I learned that we can estimate our level of risk by checking the concentration of carbon dioxide in the air, because when infected people breathe out virus aerosols, they also breathe out CO2. I recently wrote about some limitations on this
26. Nonfiction Publishing, Under Threat, Is More Important (newrepublic.com)
27. The road to electric – in charts and data [UK] (www.rac.co.uk)
The progress the UK is making as we head towards 2030, with easy-read charts and graphics to help you make sense of the numbers.