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Order of Adjectives (cambridge.org)
3
What Is the Karakoram Anomaly? (nsidc.org)
3
A paralyzed musician is using a brain implant to create music (techspot.com)
1
Gustave Eiffel's Secret Apartment (atlasobscura.com)
3
Cinemas have been getting away with lies. Films should begin on time (theguardian.com)
1
Space Shuttle Endeavour Transport (cordobacorp.com)
1
From Oracle DBA to Postgres Contributor with Karen Jex (talkingpostgres.com)
1
Assessing AI agents at autonomous theoretical physics problem solving (arxiv.org)
2
Hegemonic Logic (mattiasforsgren.substack.com)
1
Texas' Telescope Ranches: Remote Astronomy Under Dark Rural Skies (newspaceeconomy.ca)
2
The Center for Critical Research on Religion (criticaltheoryofreligion.org)
3
Dogs Seem to Agree with Humans That 'Bouba' Is Round and 'Kiki' Is Spiky (sciencealert.com)
2
Linus Torvalds to 'start being more hardnosed' about 'pointless pull requests' (theregister.com)
1
Analytical Ballistic Trajectories with Approximately Linear Drag [pdf] (wiley.com)
3
Could steam help California strawberry farmers grow more with fewer chemicals? (latimes.com)
5
District 9 (wikipedia.org)
1
Email green, secure, simple and ad-free – posteo.de (posteo.de)
1
Vinyl Record Inner-Groove Distortion (A Simple Explanation) (yoursoundmatters.com)
3
How Fungi's Evolutionary Delay Gave Us Fossil Fuels (medium.com/datavector)
3
A new language has been born in the Northwest (2022) (opb.org)
4
SQLite 3.54.0 Released (sqlite.org)
1
District Six (wikipedia.org)
2
The Commuting Principle That Shaped Urban History (2019) (bloomberg.com)
4
Vec1: Native vector search (ANN) in SQLite (sqlite.org)
4
New open source cross-platform sandboxing library from Microsoft-looks promising (twitter.com/simonw)
1
Marchetti's Constant (wikipedia.org)
3
The Commuting Principle That Shaped Urban History (2019) (bloomberg.com)
3
I made my iPhone a second GPU for my MacBook-Qwen 3.8 27B prefills 29–44% faster (reddit.com)
2
How Delhi Built a World-Class Metro for a Bargain (nytimes.com)
3
CTTI is Exponential, RTTI is Linear (gingerbill.org)
1
Golden Retriever Follows Google Maps Photographer, Appears in over 1k Images (2024) (distractify.com)
1
Running in sari, 47-year-old woman wins race for daughters' education (edexlive.com)
1
Van Eck Phreaking (wikipedia.org)
4
Slump in eastern Australia gas demand shows no signs of easing (2025) (ieefa.org)
2
Cardiovascular Risk Declines with Heated Tobacco Uptake (emjreviews.com)
1
Trazor: An image vectorizer that runs in the browser (github.com/phenx)
1
Milky Way's fastest star orbits a black hole so close, it feels its spin (eso.org)
1
The Company That Zips the Globe – YKK's Ninety-Year Obsession (carryology.com)
1
Compactor: A user interface for Windows 10 filesystem compression (github.com/freaky)
1
Adapting Fossil-scm as a platform for AI agentic workflow (github.com/bensiv)
1
The Deathbed Confession of a Bank Robber – Episode #133 [audio] (jimmystable.com)
2
ISRO will not make any launch vehicle, all tech to be handed to private sector (indiatoday.in)
2
Walmart adding Tap to Pay after years of shoppers asking for it (dexerto.com)
2
Wind energy offers a lifeline for this Kansas rancher (edf.org)
1
The Horse and Sparrow Economic Theory (the13thtribe.blogspot.com)
3
Chimpanzees Make the Same 'Laugh Faces' When They Emit Laughter and When Silent (plos.org)
5
WaveHouse: Open-source real-time API gateway for ClickHouse (wavehouse.dev)
1
Git to Fossil Translation Guide (fossil-scm.org)
2
Kopi Luwak (wikipedia.org)
0
The Horse and Sparrow Economic Theory (the13thtribe.blogspot.com)
0
Damn Vulnerable Nginx Proxy (DVNP) (owasp.org)
1
OpenAI's Rogue AI Agent Hacked More Than Just Hugging Face (wired.com)
1
If You Weren't Worried About A.I., You Should Be After the Past Few Weeks (nytimes.com)
1
Choking victims should perform Heimlich manoeuvre on themselves – scientists (independent.co.uk)
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Lucille Ball Is the Reason We Have 'Star Trek' – Here's What Happened (2016) (businessinsider.com)
3
Honey loses over 7M users and 7k stores following YouTuber's viral expose (dexerto.com)
2
LineageOS support comes to the Galaxy S22 series (9to5google.com)
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If You Cut Down a Tree for a Better View in Australia, Authorities Block It (greenmatters.com)
1
Human ancestors may have almost died out after ancient population crash (2023) (nhm.ac.uk)
1
Population Bottleneck (wikipedia.org)
1
Microsoft Is Retiring Excel's Copilot() Function After Just One Year (windowsreport.com)
1
Conservation efforts help an endangered dipterocarp spread roots in Bangladesh (mongabay.com)
2
Harvestman Spider with a 'Black Bunny' Head Captured on Video (allthatsinteresting.com)
2
Jason Steffen's Home Page (unlv.edu)
1
Quick-search: An universal search app for Android (github.com/teja2495)
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A U.S. Strategy to Prevent the Creation of Mirror Life (rand.org)
3
A century after Goscinny, Asterix remains a witty guide to resisting authority (indiatimes.com)
7
South Korea proposes talks to officially end war with North (bbc.com)
1
Minimally Invasive Education (wikipedia.org)
2
Tiny glitches appear over South America due to a weak spot in Earth's field (reddit.com)
2
Reverse Overshot Water Wheel (wikipedia.org)
1
An Inside Look at the NYC Subway's Archaic Signal System (2025) (nytimes.com)
3
Annual Summary Report of Coral Reef Condition 2025/26 (aims.gov.au)
1
Capyreader: A smallish Android RSS reader (github.com/jocmp)
2
Asus Oxiis turns bicycle into e-bike with USB-C and 500W motor (notebookcheck.net)
1
Manjhi – The Mountain Man (wikipedia.org)
3
Hop from server to server without ever leaving your terminal (github.com/p-arndt)
3
A hurricane has never crossed the equator. Here's why (accuweather.com)
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A small battery has been ringing a bell since 1840. No one knows what's inside (upworthy.com)
1
GNU Parallel (gnu.org)
2
Chinese bullet train breaks acceleration record by going from 0-800kmph in 5 sec (the-independent.com)
1
Amur Tiger Center (amur-tiger.ru)
2
After a lot of thought, we've decided to retire SvelteJobs (sveltejobs.com)
3
Hardware researcher creates project to find the slowest single x86 instruction (tomshardware.com)
3
Watermarks-remover: Strip multi-vendor AI provenance marks (github.com/guillaumemeyer)
4
Openhare: AI-powered desktop SQL client. Cross-platform. Built with Flutter (github.com/sjjian)
3
Footage Shows Dolphins Hunting with Shells Off the East Coast of Australia (sciencealert.com)
1
After WWII, Mutton Fell Out of Favor in the U.S. Can It Make a Comeback? (npr.org)
1
How to turn off (or on) sounds from Visual Studio Code? (stackoverflow.com)
2
Electric is joining team Neon at Databricks (neon.com)
7
Unsloth Desktop: Open-Source App for Local Models (github.com/unslothai)
2
Junkyard Jumbotron: combine many displays into a single, large virtual display (github.com/mitmedialab)
1
On Comments (helsing.ai)
2
VSCode-code-widgets: Interactive widgets embedded in source code (github.com/czdanol)
6
NYC, MTA eye first-of-its-kind plan that might keep subway platforms cooler (cbsnews.com)
4
Whats: A CLI command explainer, pure man pages, –help outputs (github.com/iamkaran)
3
Letos: Create, edit, browse SQLite databases (letos.org)
3
Scientists Find Way to Turn Sperm Production Off and Back On (scitechdaily.com)
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