2025-09-05
39 篇热帖
2. I'm absolutely right (absolutelyright.lol)
Tracking how often Claude Code tells me I'm absolutely right
3. Stripe Launches L1 Blockchain: Tempo (tempo.xyz)
Tempo is a purpose-built, Layer 1 blockchain for payments, developed in partnership with leading fintechs and Fortune 500s. Tempo enables high-throughput, low-cost global transactions for any use case, including machine payments.
4. Fil's Unbelievable Garbage Collector (fil-c.org)
5. Purposeful animations (emilkowal.ski)
Why you are animating more often than you should.
6. Nepal moves to block Facebook, X, YouTube and others (www.aljazeera.com)
The restrictions come after the social media giants failed to meet state registration requirements, says government.
7. io_uring is faster than mmap (www.bitflux.ai)
8. OpenAI eats jobs, then offers to help you find a new one at Walmart (www.theregister.com)
: Move over LinkedIn, Altman's crew wants a piece of the action
9. South Korea: 'many' of its nationals detained in ICE raid on GA Hyundai facility (www.nbcnews.com)
The Fortune 500 company confirmed the presence of law enforcement at the LG Energy Solution and Hyundai battery joint venture construction site in Ellabell.
10. A computer upgrade has shut down BART (www.bart.gov)
11. ML needs a new programming language – Interview with Chris Lattner (signalsandthreads.com)
Listen in on Jane Street’s Ron Minsky as he has conversations with engineers working on everything from clock synchronization to reliable multicast, build systems to reconfigurable hardware. Get a peek at how Jane Street approaches problems, and how those ideas relate to tech more broadly.
12. LLM Visualization (bbycroft.net)
A 3D animated visualization of an LLM with a walkthrough.
13. What If OpenDocument Used SQLite? (www.sqlite.org)
14. Interview with Japanese Demoscener 0b5vr (6octaves.com)
→日本語で読むWelcome to "Interviews with Demosceners"! This time, we welcome Japanese demoscener 0b5vr, who mainly creates 64K...
15. US economy added just 22,000 jobs in August, unemployment highest in 4 yrs (www.cnn.com)
The US job market is stalling out.
16. Development speed is not a bottleneck (pawelbrodzinski.substack.com)
Big part of discussion around vibe coding revolves around pace of development while it was never a key constraint in succeeding with a product.
17. SQLite's File Format (www.sqlite.org)
18. Classic 8×8-pixel B&W Mac patterns (www.pauladamsmith.com)
TL;DR: I made a website for the original classic Mac patterns I was working on something and thought it would be fun to use one of the classic Mac black-and-white patterns in the project. I'm talking about the original 8×8-pixel ones that were in the...
19. The key points of "Working Effectively with Legacy Code" (understandlegacycode.com)
This book is a reference. Here's my summary of its salient points so you understand why it's so reco
20. Amazon RTO policy is costing it top tech talent, according to internal document (www.businessinsider.com)
Amazon's strict return-to-office policy and relocation demands are hindering recruitment, affecting its ability to attract top tech talent.
21. What Is the Fourier Transform? (www.quantamagazine.org)
Amid the chaos of revolutionary France, one man’s mathematical obsession gave way to a calculation that now underpins much of mathematics and physics. The calculation, called the Fourier transform, decomposes any function into its parts.
22. Age Simulation Suit (www.age-simulation-suit.com)
The GERontologic Test suit GERT creates the experience old age. GERT is the age simulation suit for universities, seminaries, institutes and companies.
23. Evolving the OCaml Programming Language (2025) [pdf] (kcsrk.info)
24. Hitting Peak File IO Performance with Zig (steelcake.com)
25. Forking Chrome to render in a terminal (2023) (fathy.fr)
26. Protobuffers Are Wrong (2018) (reasonablypolymorphic.com)
27. Show HN: Swimming in Tech Debt (helpthisbook.com)
Practical Techniques to Keep Your Team from Drowning in Its Codebase · By Lou Franco · on Help This Book
28. I bought the cheapest EV, a used Nissan Leaf (www.jeffgeerling.com)
I bought a used 2023 Nissan Leaf in 2025, my first 'new' car in 15 years. The above photo was taken by the dealership; apparently their social media team likes to post photos of all purchasers. I test drove a Tesla in 2012, and quickly realized my mistake. No gasoline-powered car (outside of supercars, maybe? Never drove one of those) could match the feel of pressing the throttle on an electric.
29. Firefox 32-bit Linux Support to End in 2026 (blog.mozilla.org)
For many years, Mozilla has continued to provide Firefox for 32-bit Linux systems long after most other browsers and operating systems ended support. We made this choice because we care ...
30. Age verification doesn’t work (pornbiz.com)
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31. AI not affecting job market much so far, New York Fed says (money.usnews.com)
32. I have two Amazon Echos that I never use, but they apparently burn GBs a day (twitter.com)
33. SQL needed structure (www.scattered-thoughts.net)
34. I ditched Spotify and set up my own music stack (leshicodes.github.io)
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35. A PM's Guide to AI Agent Architecture (www.productcurious.com)
36. Poisoning Well (heydonworks.com)
An experimental strategy for contaminating Large Language Models
37. Contracts for C (gustedt.wordpress.com)
C++ seems to finally converge with their contracts proposal, https://wg21.link/p2900. I decided to give it a try and come up with ideas how such a thing would look for C. This is in early stages, not a full proposal yet, and still would need implementation by some of the major compilers. In particular, the C++…
38. ICPC 2025 World Finals Results (worldfinals.icpc.global)
39. Analog optical computer for AI inference and combinatorial optimization (www.nature.com)
Artificial intelligence (AI) and combinatorial optimization drive applications across science and industry, but their increasing energy demands challenge the sustainability of digital computing. Most unconventional computing systems1–7 target either AI or optimization workloads and rely on frequent, energy-intensive digital conversions, limiting efficiency. These systems also face application-hardware mismatches, whether handling memory-bottlenecked neural models, mapping real-world optimization problems or contending with inherent analog noise. Here we introduce an analog optical computer (AOC) that combines analog electronics and three-dimensional optics to accelerate AI inference and combinatorial optimization in a single platform. This dual-domain capability is enabled by a rapid fixed-point search, which avoids digital conversions and enhances noise robustness. With this fixed-point abstraction, the AOC implements emerging compute-bound neural models with recursive reasoning potential and realizes an advanced gradient-descent approach for expressive optimization. We demonstrate the benefits of co-designing the hardware and abstraction, echoing the co-evolution of digital accelerators and deep learning models, through four case studies: image classification, nonlinear regression, medical image reconstruction and financial transaction settlement. Built with scalable, consumer-grade technologies, the AOC paves a promising path for faster and sustainable computing. Its native support for iterative, compute-intensive models offers a scalable analog platform for fostering future innovation in AI and optimization. An analog optical computer that combines analog electronics, three-dimensional optics, and an iterative architecture accelerates artificial intelligence inference and combinatorial optimization in a single platform, paving a promising path for faster and sustainable computing.