Meet Bionode(microship.com)

23 points by naves 1 year ago | 5 comments

Vintage Artificial Intelligence: Before It Got Awkward(blog.archive.org)

136 points by signor_bosco 2 months ago | 26 comments

The Hartlib Papers(dhi.ac.uk)

19 points by sebg 1 year ago | 2 comments

AI for Scientific Search(arxiv.org)

108 points by omarsar 1 year ago | 26 comments

If LLMs Have Human-Like Attributes, Then So Does Age of Empires II(arxiv.org)

96 points by ketchup32613 4 months ago | 86 comments

Probabilistic Artificial Intelligence(arxiv.org)

335 points by pavanto 1 year ago | 83 comments

arXiv listing for "Probabilistic Artificial Intelligence" by Andreas Krause and Jonas Hübotter, a manuscript on probabilistic ML, uncertainty, and decision-making.

The future of programming (1982)(dl.acm.org)

56 points by vismit2000 9 days ago | 13 comments

ACM Digital Library page for the 1982 Communications of the ACM article "The future of programming" by Anthony I. Wasserman and Steven Gutz.

Limited Liability In Historical Perspective (1997) [pdf](scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu)

12 points by gradus_ad 24 days ago | 3 comments

A 1997 Washington and Lee Law Review article by Robert W. Hillman examining the history of limited liability for business owners.

The Future Is Niri(ersei.net)

388 points by mattjhall 1 year ago | 202 comments

A personal blog post giving the author's opinion on the Niri scrollable tiling Wayland compositor after years of using Sway and i3.

Why Common Lisp is now the best programming language(vivienhenz.com)

242 points by misterchocolat 20 days ago | 306 comments

Blog post arguing Common Lisp is the best programming language now that LLMs write code, because its image-based, interactive model shortens the feedback loop.

My sixth year as a bootstrapped founder(mtlynch.io)

962 points by mtlynch 2 years ago | 288 comments

Michael Lynch's annual retrospective on his sixth year as a bootstrapped solo founder, including his TinyPilot business.

Hofstadter on Lisp (1983)(gist.github.com)

360 points by Eric_WVGG 2 years ago | 204 comments

A GitHub Gist reproducing Douglas Hofstadter's 1983 Scientific American introduction to Lisp, "Atoms and Lists," from Metamagical Themas.