August 2024 Archive
8041.
8042.
The Snowflake-Databricks Rivalry, and Why Both Fear Microsoft (bloomberg.com)
8043.
Replace Docker Compose with Quadlet for Servers (matduggan.com)
8044.
What Is a SCIF? Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (scifglobal.com)
8045.
Stonehenge megalith came from Scotland, not Wales, 'jaw-dropping' study finds (theguardian.com)
8046.
Decision Logs (buttondown.com)
8047.
Can GPT generate random numbers? (ashu1461.com)
8048.
SSH-OIDC (code.ornl.gov)
8049.
Money Stuff: AI Companies Almost Get Bought (bloomberg.com)
8050.
The Knowledge Graph: things, not strings (blog.google)
8051.
Should I Close Source My Company? Replying to Supabase (orth.uk)
8052.
A Comparison of Arenas in Rust (donsz.nl)
8053.
Notmuch – Just an Email System (notmuchmail.org)
8054.
Send in the Clowns (cybershow.uk)
8055.
Biomolecular shifts occur in our 40s and 60s, Stanford Medicine (eurekalert.org)
8056.
A Man Who Was Not There – What Einstein Is Doing in "Oppenheimer" (hedgehogreview.com)
8057.
Levenshtein Distance (en.wikipedia.org)
8058.
Mastercard planning to lower global workforce by 3% (aa.com.tr)
8059.
Have a Bunch of Degenerate Gamblers Figured Out How to Predict Elections? (slate.com)
8060.
Iranian group used ChatGPT to try to influence US election, OpenAI says (theguardian.com)
8061.
Ruthenium isotopes show the Chicxulub impactor was a carbonaceous-type asteroid (science.org)
8062.
High profile Turing papers banned from leaving UK (bbc.com)
8063.
California trims AI safety bill amid fears of tech exodus (theregister.com)
8064.
Postgres Foreign Data Wrappers with WASM (supabase.com)
8065.
Resurrecting the Scents of Ancient Cyprus (atlasobscura.com)
8066.
Down into the ocean's 'twilight zone' with Boaty McBoatface (bbc.com)
8067.
Why Solve Puzzles in Minutes When You Can Code a Solution in Days? (thinhcorner.com)
8068.
Donkey Kong Country Competition Cartridge (mariowiki.com)
8069.
8070.
Remote work is becoming less available (if you're not a CEO) (axios.com)