DDoSecrets publishes 410 GB of heap dumps, hacked from TeleMessage
micahflee.com
The Windows Subsystem for Linux is now open source
blogs.windows.com
What are people doing? Live-ish estimates based on global population dynamics
humans.maxcomperatore.com
Jules: An Asynchronous Coding Agent
jules.google
A shower thought turned into a Collatz visualization
abstractnonsense.com
GitHub Copilot Coding Agent
github.blog
Show HN: A free, privacy preserving, archive of public Discord servers
searchcord.io
Launch HN: Better Auth (YC X25) – Authentication Framework for TypeScript
Ann, the Small Annotation Server
mccd.space
Run GitHub Actions locally
github.com
Kilo: A text editor in less than 1000 LOC with syntax highlight and search
github.com
Game theory illustrated by an animated cartoon game
ncase.me
Memory Consistency Models: A Tutorial
jamesbornholt.com
The forbidden railway: Vienna-Pyongyang (2008)
vienna-pyongyang.blogspot.com
A man who visited every country in the world without boarding a plane (2023)
theguardian.com
Remarks on AI from NZ
nealstephenson.substack.com
xAI's Grok 3 comes to Microsoft Azure
techcrunch.com
Patience too cheap to meter
seangoedecke.com
Interesting story but so light on details, the linked PopSci and journal articles are more in depth. One thing that isn't clear is how exactly microbes remediate heavy metals, are they in a form that's no longer harmful? Cadmium is still cadmium after running it through some bacteria.