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- Why A4? – The Mathematical Beauty of Paper Size (scilogs.spektrum.de)
- The .Org Fire Sale: How it sold for less than half its valuation (blogs.harvard.edu)
- David Graeber has died (theguardian.com)
- U.S. charges Edward Snowden with espionage (washingtonpost.com)
- Show HN: Factorio Learning Environment – Agents Build Factories (jackhopkins.github.io)
I'm Jack, and I'm excited to share a project that has channeled my Factorio addiction recently: the Factorio Learning Environment (FLE). FLE is an open-source framework for developing and evaluating LLM agents in…
- Mathematical games interesting to both you and a five-year-old child (mathoverflow.net)
- Many packages suddenly disappeared (github.com)
- Shutting down my legal torrent site after 17 years (legittorrents.info)
I ran Legit Torrents for ~17 years and shut it down recently. The homepage is now a nostalgic look back at that time.
- Kawaii – A Keychain-Sized Nintendo Wii (bitbuilt.net)
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Go to Twitter and click on a link going to any url on "NYTimes.com" or "threads.net" and you'll see about a ~5 second delay before t.co forwards you to the right address. Twitter won't ban domains they don't like but…
- Google Urged the U.S. to Limit Protection for Activist Workers (bloomberg.com)
- Meta projected 10% of 2024 revenue came from scams (sherwood.news)
- Never Give Them Your Face (nevergivethemyourface.com)
- Daring Fireball: Universe Dented, Grass Underfoot (daringfireball.net)
- Vermeer's paintings might be 350 year-old color photographs (boingboing.net)
- Feynman Lectures on Physics now free online (feynmanlectures.caltech.edu)
- CDC data are disappearing (theatlantic.com)
- Welcome Home, Garry Tan (ycombinator.com)
- A well-known URL for changing passwords (github.com)
- How to Find Hidden Cameras and Spy Gear (senteltechsecurity.com)
- Ask for no, don't ask for yes (2022) (mooreds.com)
- I was banned from Claude for scaffolding a Claude.md file? (hugodaniel.com)
- Local-first software: you own your data, in spite of the cloud (blog.acolyer.org)