Medieval Illustrations of Bonnacons(publicdomainreview.org)

40 points by benbreen 3 years ago | 5 comments

Martin Frobenius Ledermüller’s Microscopic Delights (1759–63)(publicdomainreview.org)

33 points by prismatic 3 years ago | 2 comments

Flowers of Fealty: Commemoration of the Christening of Elisabeth of Hesse (1598)(publicdomainreview.org)

8 points by prismatic 1 year ago | 0 comments

Johannes Hartlieb's Book of Herbs (1462)(publicdomainreview.org)

106 points by benbreen 2 years ago | 15 comments

Phenakistoscopes (1833)(publicdomainreview.org)

25 points by tobr 8 months ago | 0 comments

Antiquities of Mexico (1831–48)(publicdomainreview.org)

28 points by Thevet 2 years ago | 2 comments

Anna’s Archive: Open-source data library(annas-archive.org)

485 points by janandonly 3 years ago | 88 comments

Homepage of Anna's Archive, a non-profit open-source, open-data search engine aggregating shadow libraries like Sci-Hub, Library Genesis, and Z-Library.

Some critical issues with the SWE-bench dataset(arxiv.org)

331 points by joshwa 1 year ago | 113 comments

arXiv paper introducing SWE-Bench+, an empirical analysis revealing data quality issues in the SWE-bench coding benchmark for LLMs, such as solution leakage and weak tests.

The unexpected poetry of PhD acknowledgements(science.anu.edu.au)

339 points by zsrobinson 2 years ago | 78 comments

An ANU College of Science news article exploring the unexpectedly poetic and personal nature of acknowledgements sections in PhD theses.

Alonzo Church: Architect of computer intelligence(onepercentrule.substack.com)

318 points by drcwpl 2 years ago | 81 comments

A Substack essay profiling logician Alonzo Church and his solution to the Entscheidungsproblem as a foundational contribution to computer science.

Pure Sh Bible(github.com)

359 points by akraker 3 years ago | 103 comments

GitHub repository by dylanaraps collecting pure POSIX sh alternatives to external processes, as a shell scripting reference.

Murder-suicide case shows OpenAI selectively hides data after users die(arstechnica.com)

411 points by randycupertino 9 months ago | 240 comments

Ars Technica article on a murder-suicide lawsuit accusing OpenAI of withholding full ChatGPT logs and selectively hiding data after users die.