Unix: An Oral History(princeton.edu)

105 points by zdw 3 years ago | 20 comments

A Brutal Sex Trade Built for American Soldiers(nytimes.com)

20 points by karaokeyoga 3 years ago | 6 comments

LK-99: The live online race for a room-temperature superconductor(forums.spacebattles.com)

489 points by fofoz 3 years ago | 492 comments

A SpaceBattles forum thread discussing claims of the LK-99 room-temperature, ambient-pressure superconductor and the online efforts to replicate it.

Discussing CNET’s content-pruning to improve SEO ranking(tedium.co)

128 points by marban 3 years ago | 61 comments

The Eleuther AI Mafia(latent.space)

70 points by swyx 3 years ago | 38 comments

Insurance companies fill their networks with ‘ghost’ therapists(seattletimes.com)

81 points by apwheele 3 years ago | 70 comments

Dillo, a multi-platform graphical web browser(github.com)

418 points by nazgulsenpai 11 months ago | 163 comments

GitHub repository for Dillo, a lightweight multi-platform graphical web browser built with FLTK and licensed under GPL-3.0.

3K free SVG icons for popular brands(simpleicons.org)

421 points by noashavit 2 years ago | 77 comments

Simple Icons, a website offering thousands of free SVG icons for popular brands.

Microfeatures I love in blogs and personal websites(danilafe.com)

831 points by fabianholzer 2 years ago | 349 comments

A blog post cataloguing small convenience features the author likes in blogs and personal websites, inspired by Hillel Wayne's language microfeatures article.

A website to destroy all websites(henry.codes)

726 points by g0xA52A2A 9 months ago | 354 comments

An essay by Henry on henry.codes arguing for personal, handmade websites as an alternative to the corporate, platform-dominated web.

A web page that shows you everything the browser told it without asking(sinceyouarrived.world)

495 points by mwheelz 5 months ago | 243 comments

An interactive web page that displays the information a browser reveals to websites automatically, such as device and environment details, without asking permission.

Don't fire your illustrator(sambleckley.com)

346 points by todsacerdoti 3 years ago | 269 comments

Essay by Sam Bleckley, a fine artist and software engineer, on understanding and art-directing AI image generators and why illustrators remain valuable.