Monthly Highlights
5011.
5012.
AOL was down (1996) (2026)
(ngrok.com)
5013.
5014.
The Star Trek Lemma
(johndcook.com)
5015.
IBM claims first sub-1 nanometer chip technology
(arstechnica.com)
5016.
5017.
We'll fight the platform war against Big AI
(anildash.com)
5018.
How Europe Became the World Champion of Heat Deaths
(quillette.com)
5019.
Dev shops sell you seniors, then staff the work with juniors
(twoheads.net)
5021.
Slint 1.17 Released
(slint.dev)
5022.
Logotherapy
(en.wikipedia.org)
5023.
The Robotics Experiment Loop
(rerun.io)
5024.
Benchmark object storage in objects/s, not GB/s
(fractalbits.com)
5025.
SpaceX Has Successful Starfall Demo
(nextbigfuture.com)
5026.
Russian Warship RIP – Tracking Losses
(russianwarship.rip)
5027.
I turned the Dialog leak into a searchable conflict of interest database
(build-a-cult.com)
5028.
5029.
Elon Musk and the plot to hijack America's broadband
(theverge.com)
5030.
5031.
In memory of the man who put red and green squiggles under words
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
5032.
Valve describes just how brutal RAM negotiations are in 2026
(theverge.com)
5034.
5035.
The database that refused to die: How Postgres survived its own creators
(theregister.com)
5036.
5037.
The World Is Waiting for the Next Adam Smith
(cacm.acm.org)
5038.
Tensordyne makes a big bet on log math to beat Nvidia
(theregister.com)
5039.
5040.
Switzerland built an alternative to BGP. Nobody noticed
(theregister.com)