My favorite reads on Systems Thinking

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bwb · 15d ago

I love systems thinking because it explains so much about the world. In the 1960s, my father gave me all of the early systems thinking literature, and I have been on a mission to educate people about systems thinking ever since. I know it has helped me immeasurably.

AI Tool Is Giving Away $16,000 to Non-Coders (medium.com)

Epic Games Offers Apple 'Peace Proposal' to Return Fortnite to the App Store (macrumors.com)

Two Lessons from ICLR 2025 (leon.bottou.org)

Jetbrains Mellum code completion model now on Hugging Face (blog.jetbrains.com)

Show HN: I built an AI tool to simplify assignments for students (breakmyassignment.com)

Benchmarking MI300X Memcpy (scalarlm.ghost.io)

Understanding Memory Management, Part 3: C++ Smart Pointers (educatedguesswork.org)

Are You Serious? (visakanv.substack.com)

Reframing "Freemium" by charging the marketing department (longform.asmartbear.com)

RSA cofounder: The world would've been better without cryptocurrencies (theregister.com)

Show HN: Self hosted ERP – easy installation improved documentation (github.com)

CrowdSec – the open-source and participative security solution (github.com)

Show HN: I made a daily spot the fake headline game (tfite.com)

Why Individual Rights Can't Protect Privacy (teachprivacy.com)

Show HN: Building code agents? Try code embedding models FAST and do it better

A cheat sheet for why using ChatGPT is not bad for the environment (andymasley.substack.com)

Pre-Trained Security LLM 8B (arxiv.org)

Scalable Parallel Programming Languages Myths #1: Productivity and Performance (chapel-lang.org)

Off Topic – Does DMCA Ignored Hosting Feature Protect My Content?

NASA's Psyche spacecraft hits a speed bump on the way to a metal asteroid (arstechnica.com)

Switzerland suspends Deutsche Bahn trains due to chronic delays (thelocal.de)

The Hardest Level in Doom History Was Finally Beaten [video] (youtube.com)

Passerby protected accused driver in Vancouver attack from angry mob (theglobeandmail.com)

Judge Rules Apple Violated Court Order on App Store Anti-Steering Provisions (daringfireball.net)

Skype is being retired this month (support.microsoft.com)

The Housing Market Has New Rules. Realtors Are Evading Them (nytimes.com)

2.1 kids per woman might not be enough for population survival (phys.org)

Show HN: Online Sound Meter (sounddecibelmeter.com)

Show HN: Beyond Vibe-Coding to Agentic-Coding(Principles and Practices) (agentic-coding.github.io)

For Centuries, People Thought Birds Flew to the Moon During Winter (xatakaon.com)

The US Space Force – America's Invisible Front Line (A Documentary Film) [video] (youtube.com)

Codd's Cellular Automaton (en.wikipedia.org)

Just read today's story on FounderFiles – didn't expect that ending

Google Gemini has the worst LLM API (venki.dev)

A Chess Program in Fortran 90 (gist.github.com)

Show HN: Got laid off. Got sick of ghost jobs. Built something (app.ghostjobs.io)

The one interview question that will protect you from North Korean fake workers (theregister.com)

Show HN: MintFlow NetStack – A new WireGuard iOS client built upon fd.io VPP

Show HN: Using AI to test the beauty for you (beautytestai.com)

Milwaukee police considering trading mugshots for facial recognition tech (jsonline.com)

I earned $100 from my app in 1 week after a year of failure (indiehackers.com)

Show HN: Varu AI – Interactively generate novel-length AI drafts (varu.us)

The Fantasy of a Nonprofit Dating App (theatlantic.com)

Show HN:Turn Your GitHub or Gitlab Repo into an AI Wiki (Open Source) (github.com)

Show HN: Minimal News eye relaxed Hacker News front end (minimal-news-seven.vercel.app)

Wyze pays $255k of tariffs on $167k of floodlights (twitter.com)

Ask HN: What do you think about companies requiring AI use for code interviews?

Sam Altman's Eye-Scanning Orb Is Now Coming to the US (wired.com)

When a comet hits a tidally locked exo-Earth (phys.org)

Molecular engineering approach could boost hydrogen evolution reaction activity (phys.org)

My favorite reads on Systems Thinking

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