15 years later, Microsoft morged my diagram(nvie.com)
900 points by cheeaun | 331 comments
Vincent Driessen's blog post about Microsoft Learn publishing a distorted copy of his 2010 Git branching model diagram, 15+ years after he created it.
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900 points by cheeaun | 331 comments
Vincent Driessen's blog post about Microsoft Learn publishing a distorted copy of his 2010 Git branching model diagram, 15+ years after he created it.
818 points by soheilpro | 371 comments
Anna's Archive blog post sharing its new llms.txt file, addressed to LLMs, explaining the project's goals and pointing crawlers to bulk data downloads instead of CAPTCHA-protected pages.
774 points by zdw | 401 comments
A Pudding scrollytelling data story examining inconsistent women's clothing sizing, following a typical tween as she grows into adult sizes.
725 points by virgildotcodes | 637 comments
Fortune article on a survey of thousands of CEOs reporting AI had no measurable effect on employment or productivity, reviving the Solow productivity paradox.
634 points by spzb | 335 comments
A Dead Language Society newsletter post by Colin Gorrie presenting an experiment on how far back in time readers can understand earlier forms of English.
629 points by walterbell | 334 comments
A 2021 blog article by Sarah Aie arguing that the AMC series Halt and Catch Fire is TV's best drama that few people have heard of.
451 points by sz4kerto | 227 comments
Tailscale blog post announcing that its Peer Relays feature, for relaying traffic between devices when direct connections fail, is now generally available.
448 points by tosh | 180 comments
A GitHub Gist essay arguing that terminal emulators should derive the 256-color palette from the user's base16 theme colors.
443 points by jfantl | 140 comments
A blog post by Jason Fantl exploring how to generate IDs that would remain unique across the entire universe, from UUIDs to cosmological scales.
436 points by c420 | 825 comments
Reuters exclusive reporting that the US government plans an online portal to help users bypass content bans in Europe and other regions.
428 points by surprisetalk | 248 comments
Reddit r/MacOS thread about a 27-year-old Apple iBook connecting to Wi-Fi and downloading official macOS updates; the page shown is a Reddit network-policy block.
413 points by speckx | 231 comments
A Tech Oversight Project report arguing Mark Zuckerberg's 2024 Senate testimony was contradicted by unsealed documents, released ahead of social media addiction trials.
363 points by idoxer | 206 comments
Google Chrome Releases blog post announcing a Stable channel desktop update (145.0.7632.75/76) that fixes CVE-2026-2441, a CSS zero-day exploited in the wild.
347 points by mkurz | 124 comments
Asahi Linux blog post giving a progress report on Apple Silicon Linux support coinciding with the Linux 6.19 kernel release.
345 points by jstanley | 162 comments
A curated LessWrong essay by Malmesbury, cross-posted from Telescopic Turnip, about exploring an alternate timeline where microwave cooking took a different path.
248 points by aloknnikhil | 144 comments
149 points by wowi42 | 35 comments
146 points by ingve | 70 comments
136 points by evakhoury | 68 comments
132 points by lopespm | 48 comments
124 points by edent | 103 comments
88 points by bb88 | 91 comments
84 points by mirawelner | 63 comments
79 points by debo_ | 14 comments
74 points by bufbuild | 37 comments
63 points by surprisetalk | 38 comments