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From Charlemagne to the Kitchen Boy: Reading the Hamburg Rathaus
The Hamburg Rathaus tells the story of its city in more than a hundred small details, and this is my walk through them.

Show HN: Wikihack – HackerTube, but for Wikipedia articles mentioned on HN
After seeing Karpathy's Hackertube and Hackerbooks, I just had to make Wikihack. I scraped all mentions of wikipedia on hackernews and ranked them, and turn them into a scrollable feed to make it a bi...

Borrowed reading: stories from our extended colleagues
Five stories worth your time from our extended colleagues at CIO, Computerworld, Macworld, and PCWorld.

F/OSS Comics #13: BSD Unix, Part 3 – The Beginning of BSD Unix
From Pascal and ex tapes to a VAX system: Bill Joy handles BSD distribution and debugging, then joins Ozalp Babaoglu to bring virtual memory to Unix.

AI fan wikis riddled with errors are muddying the waters of games culture
LLM-powered wikis, often full of inaccurate or irrelevant information, are starting to take over, leaving fans sidelined and publishers playing whack-a-mole.

AI Can Write More of the Code. We Still Have to Engineer the System
Durable decisions, relevant context and verifiable increments: a pragmatic perspective on keeping engineering judgment in AI-assisted development.

Trigger.dev customer environment variables exposed
An attacker gained unauthorized access to environment variables for a subset of organizations. We've blocked the exploit and emailed all impacted account owners with steps to mitigate.

U.S. workers took home their smallest share of capital since at least 1947
American workers aren’t just getting the smallest share of GDP since records began. Their share of employment is shrinking and shrinking.

OpenAI might rebrand its data centers as ‘AI compute campuses’
Data centers are deeply unpopular. But what if we called them something else?

So I guess everyone uses LLMs to think now
so i guess everyone uses llms to think now

AI can make tech CEOs’ lives easier. What about everyone else?
On Equity, we discuss why tech CEO statements can seem so tone deaf.

It wasn't AI that flipped Proton's charge
Proton's CEO called a request for security testing "loser thinking". Using AI to write code is fine, but for a privacy company, the guardrails around that code are the product.
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