Show HN: Base, an SQLite database editor for macOS
menial.co.uk
Building the mouse Logitech won't make
samwilkinson.io
A Small Change to Improve Browsers for Keyboard Navigation
b.43z.one
Launch HN: April (YC S25) – Voice AI to manage your email and calendar
How to Make Things Slower So They Go Faster
gojiberries.io
An Illustrated Guide to OAuth
ducktyped.org
The unlikely revival of nuclear batteries
spectrum.ieee.org
FCC Bars over 1,200 Providers for Non-Compliance with Robocall Protections
docs.fcc.gov
SmallJS: Smalltalk-80 that compiles to JavaScript
small-js.org
Mathematical secrets of ancient tablet unlocked after nearly a century of study (2017)
theguardian.com
Standard Thermal: Energy Storage 500x Cheaper Than Batteries
austinvernon.site
Japan's Creepiest Station
tokyocowboy.co
Busy beaver hunters reach numbers that overwhelm ordinary math
quantamagazine.org
Hundreds lose water source in Colorado's poorest county with no notice
coloradosun.com
We put a coding agent in a while loop
github.com
Prediction-Encoded Pixels image format
github.com
We put agentic AI browsers to the test – They clicked, they paid, they failed
guard.io
A lightweight TypeScript library for assertion-based runtime data validation
github.com
Barking Up the Ratchet Tree – MLS Is Neither Royal nor Nude
soatok.blog
It's probably worth adding the context that Wildberger's agenda is to ground mathematics in integers and rational numbers, eliminating those pesky irrationals Euclid introduced, because reasoning about them invariably involves infinities or universal quantifiers, which everyone agrees are tricky and error-prone, even if they don't agree with Wildberger's radical variety of finitism. So he was delighted to find a kindred spirit millennia ago in the Plimpton 322 scribe and, presumably, the entire Babylonian mathematical tradition.
cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_Proportions:_Rational_T...