The Sagrada Família Takes Its Final Shape
newyorker.com
Want to piss off your IT department? Are the links not malicious looking enough?
phishyurl.com
Llama-Factory: Unified, Efficient Fine-Tuning for 100 Open LLMs
github.com
Learn Your Way: Reimagining Textbooks with Generative AI
research.google
AI tools are making the world look weird
strat7.com
This map is not upside down
maps.com
U.S. already has the critical minerals it needs, according to new analysis
minesnewsroom.com
Tracking Trust with Rust in the Kernel
lwn.net
Rupert's snub cube and other Math Holes
tom7.org
Meta’s live demo fails; “AI” recording plays before the actor takes the steps
reddit.com
Show HN: Asxiv.org – Ask ArXiv papers questions through chat
asxiv.org
Show HN: I created a small 2D game about an ant
aanthonymax.github.io
Visual lexicon of consumer aesthetics from the 1970s until now
cari.institute
Slack has raised our charges by $195k per year
skyfall.dev
Launch HN: Cactus (YC S25) – AI inference on smartphones
github.com
KDE is now my favorite desktop
kokada.dev
TernFS – An exabyte scale, multi-region distributed filesystem
xtxmarkets.com
Flipper Zero Geiger Counter
kasiin.top
Classic recessive-or-dominant gene dynamics may not be so simple
news.stanford.edu
A different take from John Banville (I haven't read it so can't offer an opinion one way or the other):
'It affords a reviewer no pleasure to be harsh on this book, which Jo Catling frankly declares was "a labour of love". However, to present in the guise of a volume of mainstream essays the spade-work left over from a life of academic toil can only diminish the posthumous reputation of a writer who, in books such as The Rings of Saturn and the superb Austerlitz, showed himself to be one of the last masters from the great age of Mitteleuropean high literature that is now drawing to a close, in its own silent catastrophe.'
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/feb/07/silent-catastr...