July 2025 Archive
12121.
The Geological Sublime (harpers.org)
12122.
Show HN: XUtil – 40+ fast, privacy-friendly developer tools (no ads, no fluff) (xutil.in)
12123.
The Rise and Fall of the Knowledge Worker (jacobin.com)
12124.
When Is Cosplay a Crime? (npr.org)
12125.
Meta investors, Zuckerberg reach settlement to end $8B privacy litigation trial (reuters.com)
12126.
Jean-Raymond Abrial, author of Z and B passed away (en.wikipedia.org)
12127.
Meet me here on "Savvyday 29 Oatmeal 94" (2020) (devblogs.microsoft.com)
12128.
Resend's NewDotEmail is cloning our product, mistakes included (old.reddit.com)
12129.
Sizing Up AWS "Blackwell" GPU Systems Against Prior GPUs and Trainiums (nextplatform.com)
12130.
Looks like 1,300 Indeed and Glassdoor staffers will need their former employer (theregister.com)
12131.
Study Suggests Limited Efficacy of Phishing Training in Practice (computer.org)
12132.
Show HN: Simple habit tracker with Claude Code (maheshkumar.blog)
12133.
Python and Make in 2025 (onebadbit.com)
12134.
Using Clouds for too long might have made you incompetent (loudwhisper.me)
12135.
Ask HN: How are Kafka or event-driven systems used in LLM infrastructure?
12136.
The bias that can cause catastrophe (bbc.com)
12137.
The Open Source AI Definition 1.0 (opensource.org)
12138.
Why measuring productivity is hard (lemire.me)
12139.
AI tools collect and store data about you from all your devices (theconversation.com)
12140.
Still Waiting (news.harvard.edu)
12141.
Transformers are the best equivalents of cognitive ability (dmf-archive.github.io)
12142.
Show HN: dotpmt – Manage Prompts Better (npmjs.com)
12143.
Claude Code adds native support for Windows (github.com)
12144.
Show HN: PregnancyDue.date – Simple tools for pregnancy due date calculation (pregnancydue.date)
12145.
Nvidia Unveils Helix Parallelism Enabling 32x Faster AI Inference (storagereview.com)
12146.
Detained immigrants say there are worms in food and wastewater on the floor (apnews.com)
12147.
Show HN: Built Podflyy.com, a NoteBookLM Alternative
12148.
The milestone that divides Gen Z's career fortunes (businessinsider.com)
12149.
Sweden: The 101.2% Solution (1976) (time.com)
12150.
Earth Is Spinning Faster and Days Are Getting Shorter, for Now (nytimes.com)