2. Textbooks and Methods of Note-Taking in Early Modern Europe (2008) (dash.harvard.edu)
3. US – Iran negotiations end with no deal reached (www.nytimes.com)
4. Excellence Is a Habit (www.flyingbarron.com)
5. Network Flow Algorithms (www.networkflowalgs.com)
6. Reading Is Magic (samkriss.substack.com)
7. Midnight Captain – A midnight commander inspired file manager (github.com)
Inspired by Midnight Commander, tailored to my taste. - duguyue100/midnight-captain
8. The Life and Death of the Book Review (libertiesjournal.com)
Book reviewing, it would seem, has been in crisis from the start. As early as 1757, a contributor to Britain’s Literary Magazine complained that “critic is no longer an appellation of dignity,” because book reviewers had turned into “Visigoths,” “critical torturers” who took “malicious pleasure” in tearing authors apart. A century and a half later,...
9. Stewart Brand on How Progress Happens (www.newyorker.com)
The counterculture icon discusses a few of the books that informed his new project, “Maintenance: Of Everything.”
10. What have been the greatest intellectual achievements? (www.thinkingcomplete.com)
11. Building a Z-Machine in the worst possible language – Whitebeard's Realm (whitebeard.blog)
In which a 1980s virtual machine for text adventures is reimplemented in a pure functional language, against all better judgement, and somehow emerges working.
12. The Brainrot Industrial Complex (jshamsul.com)
You Are Not Distracted. You Are Being Processed.
13. Compute iOS XNU offset from kernel cache (blog.reversesociety.co)
14. Hungary's Orban, a Beacon to the Right Wing, Concedes Election Defeat (www.nytimes.com)
16. Are sugar substitutes healthier than the real thing? (www.economist.com)
We share some bitter truths
17. Dcmake: A new CMake debugger UI (nullprogram.com)
18. Why weekends are under threat (thehustle.co)
Just like Uber and Facebook, weekends thrive because of something known as network effects. Always-on work culture weakens them.
19. Solar panels are creating an unexpected effect by forming rainfall clouds (www.ecoportal.net)
A recent study has found an unexpected benefit from the undisputed king of the renewable energy sector as solar panels are creating rain clouds in the desert.
20. Anthropic loses appeals court bid to pause supply chain risk label (www.politico.com)
21. Building Slogbox (alexrios.me)
A design journal for slogbox, a zero-dependency slog.Handler that keeps recent logs in a ring buffer
22. Hungary's Viktor Orbán Concedes Defeat in Election (www.wsj.com)
23. Inventors Who Didn't Invent What They Are Famous for Inventing (www.wsj.com)
24. Method to reverse cellular ageing is about to be tested in humans (www.nature.com)
25. AI Job Loss Tracker (jobloss.ai)
A live dashboard tracking AI-linked job losses since January 2025. Curated by The Alliance for Secure AI. Updated daily with verified reports.
26. Relics of the Heroic Age of Manned Space Flight (heroicrelics.org)
27. Show HN: A social feed with no strangers (www.grateful.so)
Remember when your feed was just your friends? Grateful is a private space for family and close friends to share what they're grateful for. No algorithm, no strangers, no infinite scroll.
29. Used Graphify to turn incidents into a queryable knowledge graph (github.com)
Turn Rootly incidents, alerts, and teams into a queryable knowledge graph. Visualize service dependencies, on-call coverage gaps, and cross-incident patterns. - Rootly-AI-Labs/rootly-graphify-importer
30. Show HN: Rekal – Long-term memory for LLMs in a single SQLite file (github.com)
Long-term memory for LLMs. MCP server backed by hybrid search in a single SQLite file. - janbjorge/rekal