SQLite (with WAL) doesn't do `fsync` on each commit under default settings
avi.im
Making Games in Go: 3 Months Without LLMs vs. 3 Days with LLMs
marianogappa.github.io
Comet AI browser can get prompt injected from any site, drain your bank account
twitter.com
Show HN: Clearcam – Add AI Object Detection to Your IP CCTV Cameras in a Minute
github.com
NASA's Juno Mission Leaves Legacy of Science at Jupiter
scientificamerican.com
Dynamically patch a Python function's source code at runtime
ericmjl.github.io
Trees on city streets cope with drought by drinking from leaky pipes
newscientist.com
Is 4chan the perfect Pirate Bay poster child to justify wider UK site-blocking?
torrentfreak.com
How to build a coding agent
ghuntley.com
A German ISP changed their DNS to block my website
lina.sh
We put a coding agent in a while loop
github.com
Deep Think with Confidence
arxiviq.substack.com
Seed: Interactive software environment based on Common Lisp
github.com
It is worth it to buy the fast CPU
blog.howardjohn.info
Fractal drum machine plays any beat [video]
youtube.com
The cost of interrupted work (2023)
blog.oberien.de
SSD-IQ: Uncovering the Hidden Side of SSD Performance [pdf]
vldb.org
Line scan camera image processing for train photography
daniel.lawrence.lu
Valve Software handbook for new employees [pdf] (2012)
cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com
A short introduction to optimal transport and Wasserstein distance (2020)
alexhwilliams.info
The oldest unopened bottle of wine in the world
openculture.com
What if every city had a London Overground?
dwell.com
Time and physical labor are an amazing way to process grief.
There is a hindu ceremony in India where we build a funeral pyre and light it. Before that, there are prayer ceremonies that happen over a few days (I think). I've always felt that it was designed this way (way back when) to give time and space to the family to grieve. The lighting of the funeral pyre seems like letting go somewhat.