The surprise deprecation of GPT-4o for ChatGPT consumers
(simonwillison.net)
Monthly Highlights
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It's a DE9, not a DB9 (but we know what you mean)
(news.sparkfun.com)
183.
RIP Shunsaku Tamiya, the man who made plastic model kits a global obsession
(JapaneseNostalgicCar.com)
184.
Try the Mosquito Bucket of Death
(energyvanguard.com)
186.
“Dynamic programming” is not referring to “computer programming”
(vidarholen.net)
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Debian switches to 64-bit time for everything
(theregister.com)
189.
More than you wanted to know about how Game Boy cartridges work
(abc.decontextualize.com)
190.
LLM architecture comparison
(magazine.sebastianraschka.com)
191.
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Windows XP Professional
(win32.run)
193.
The bewildering phenomenon of declining quality
(english.elpais.com)
194.
TODOs aren't for doing
(sophiebits.com)
195.
I drank every cocktail
(aaronson.org)
197.
Return of wolves to Yellowstone has led to a surge in aspen trees
(livescience.com)
198.
The Math Is Haunted
(overreacted.io)
199.
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Unsafe and Unpredictable: My Volvo EX90 Experience
(myvolvoex90.com)
201.
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So you want to parse a PDF?
(eliot-jones.com)
203.
FFmpeg devs boast of another 100x leap thanks to handwritten assembly code
(tomshardware.com)
204.
MCP overlooks hard-won lessons from distributed systems
(julsimon.medium.com)
205.
Altermagnets: The first new type of magnet in nearly a century
(newscientist.com)
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Tor: How a military project became a lifeline for privacy
(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
208.
The Promised LAN
(tpl.house)
209.
PixiEditor 2.0 – A FOSS universal 2D graphics editor
(pixieditor.net)
210.
OpenAI's new open-source model is basically Phi-5
(seangoedecke.com)