Hacker Newsletter - Hacker Newsletter #696

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Issue #696 // 2024-04-19 // View in your browser

#Favorites


Unlock your unknown with Airtable AI
//airtable.com sponsored

Meta Llama 3
//llama.meta.com comments

This is a teenager
//pudding.cool comments

A curious phenomenon called 'Etak'
//maphappenings.com comments

AI-generated sad girl with piano performs the text of the MIT License
//twitter.com comments

Embeddings are a good starting point for the AI curious app developer
//bawolf.substack.com comments

Stop Acting Like You're Famous
//ajkprojects.com comments

Lessons after a Half-billion GPT Tokens
//kenkantzer.com comments

I keep a WTF notebook
//simplermachines.com comments

What is Webb observing now?
//spacetelescopelive.org comments

Spectral Ray Tracing
//larswander.com comments

Randar: A Minecraft exploit that uses LLL lattice reduction to crack server RNG
//github.com comments

I nearly died drowning
//longreads.com comments

#Ask HN


I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA

What movies changed your perception of reality or life?

One-person companies—how do you manage it all and stay sane?

#Classifieds


Open-source "Durable RPC" platform for Typescript //github.com

A community conference for data makers everywhere, May 29 - 30, in Puebla, Mexico! //csvconf.com

Seeking Sr. Software Engineer on our Enterprise Enablement team @ Fullstory //fullstory.com

In Beta: High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails //pragprog.com

👉 Buy a classified ad

#Show HN


Building a GPS receiver //axleos.com comments

Sonauto – A more controllable AI music creator //sonauto.ai comments

I made a tool to clean and convert any webpage to Markdown //markdowndown.vercel.app comments

Fairbuds: In-ear with replaceable batteries //shop.fairphone.com comments

Using Google Sheets as the back end/APIs of your app //zerosheets.com comments

My $1k self-install, off-grid solar backup build for renters //sunboxlabs.com comments

Term Typer – Learn a language by typing //termtyper.com comments

#Code


Hello World //thecoder08.github.io comments

HonoJS: Small, simple, and ultrafast web framework for the Edges //github.com comments

"Volkswagen" detects when your tests are being run in a CI server //github.com comments

Transformers.js – Run Transformers directly in the browser //github.com comments

If Inheritance is so bad, why does everyone use it? //buttondown.email comments

Notes on Git's Error Messages //jvns.ca comments

Tiger – Function Hub for LLM Agents //github.com comments

#Data


Loading a trillion rows of weather data into TimescaleDB //aliramadhan.me comments

I open-sourced the in-memory PostgreSQL I built at work for E2E tests //github.com comments

Ten years of improvements in PostgreSQL's optimizer //rmarcus.info comments

Collection of notebooks showcasing some fun and effective ways of using Claude //github.com comments

#Design


Hardest problem in computer science: centering things //tonsky.me comments

French artists in 1899 envisioned what life would look like in the year 2000 //openculture.com comments

It's not what the world needs right now //thebaffler.com comments

El Prado Museum – Virtual Tour //museodelprado.es comments

An artist's perplexing tribute to the Pythagorean Theorem //mathtourist.blogspot.com comments

#Books


Calculus Made Easy //calculusmadeeasy.org comments

A self-published art book about Google's first 25 years //damaia.com comments

Mathematical Handbook: Higher Mathematics //archive.org comments

#Working


Mental health in software engineering //vadimkravcenko.com comments

The Arc Product-Market Fit Framework //sequoiacap.com comments

A disgruntled federal employee's 1980s desk calendar //theparisreview.org comments

Mentally stimulating work plays key role in staving off dementia, study finds //theguardian.com comments

#Learn


A tiny ultrabright laser that can melt steel //spectrum.ieee.org comments

Feathers are one of evolution's cleverest inventions //scientificamerican.com comments

Goldene: A single atom layer of gold //liu.se comments

To Build Muscle, It's the Sets That Count //outsideonline.com comments

Geometers Engineer New Tools to Wrangle Spacecraft Orbits //quantamagazine.org comments

#Watching


Debunking Devin: "First AI Software Engineer" Upwork Lie Exposed //youtube.com comments

I ported thousands of apps to Windows 95 //youtube.com comments

New Boston Dynamics humanoid robot //youtube.com comments

Japanese minimalist and his designs for a minimalist lifestyle //youtube.com comments

#Startup News


Justice Department to file antitrust suit against Live Nation //wsj.com comments

Intel Gaudi 3 AI Accelerator //intel.com comments

Google threatens to cut off news after California proposes paying media outlets //theverge.com comments

Tesla to lay off more than 10% of its staff //reuters.com comments

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince buys local paper, feuds over mansion build //archive.ph comments

AI Inference Now Available in Supabase Edge Functions //supabase.com comments

#Fun


Descent 3 Source Code //github.com comments

Short Stack: World’s smallest Nintendo Wii //github.com comments

There’s a 30-year old dead Rabbit in Seven Sisters tube station //ianvisits.co.uk comments

PumpkinOS, a Re-Implementation of PalmOS //github.com comments

Nathan Tolbert pushes the limitations of new games on old consoles //smilepolitely.com comments

A daily word game versus my grandma //wordswithgrandma.com comments

#Cutting Room Floor


Embezzlers Are Nice People //stimmel-law.com comments

We need to rewild the internet //noemamag.com comments

Interview with a blind developer on how he works //vincit.com comments

I accidentally built a meme search engine //harper.blog comments

The forgotten war on beepers //newsletter.pessimistsarchive.org comments

How I prepare a talk for a tech conference //chelseatroy.com comments

Going in circles without a real-time clock //rachelbythebay.com comments

Cory Doctorow on Kagi Search //pluralistic.net comments

A Lego model of financial capitalism //asomo.co comments

Web-based Turbo Pascal compiler //github.com comments

Body Design and Gait Generation of Chair-Type Robot //shin0805.github.io comments

Delayed Gratification – The Slow Journalism Magazine – Last to Breaking News //slow-journalism.com comments

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