Show HN: A newsletter that shows off weird random URLs from across the internet

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rgreekguy · 1h ago

Intriguing, for sure, but the human-curated part is actually a pass for me. A curated list is nice, but true randomness is priceless. Sad to miss those horrors.

kilroy123 · 10m ago

Thanks for the feedback. It _is_ random from the list of approved sites. But what goes on the list is human-approved and/or added manually.

Lisa Su Runs AMD–and Is Out for Nvidia's Blood (wired.com)

Show HN: SemanticFileFinder, a fast file finder in Rust using static embeddings (github.com)

Manpower discloses data breach affecting nearly 145,000 people (bleepingcomputer.com)

Bag of words, have mercy on us (experimental-history.com)

Birthday Simulator (channel.jaryddiamond.com)

Climate sensitivity is substantially higher than IPCC's best estimate (jimehansen.substack.com)

Show HN: I built an SEO tool for the terminal (seofor.dev)

To Study Viking Seafarers, He Took 26 Voyages in Traditional Boats (nytimes.com)

How AI could create the first one-person unicorn (economist.com)

GPT-5 signals OpenAI's consumer pivot (chrishayduk.com)

My First Day in Afghanistan (youtube.com)

Free Wi-Fi Leaves Buses Vulnerable to Remote Hacking (securityweek.com)

MolmoAct: An Action Reasoning Model that reasons in 3D space (allenai.org)

Sloppy AI defenses take cybersecurity back to the 1990s, researchers say (scworld.com)

Stripe Building Tempo Blockchain (fortune.com)

Ask HN: Built an AI fitness app in a month, but have no users. What should I do?

Why Kafka Capacity Planning Is So Challenging? (kaimingwan.substack.com)

I spend too much time thinking about time (tala.bearblog.dev)

Three notorious cybercrime gangs appear to be collaborating (theregister.com)

New Neovim Plugin: Motion-Based Windows/Splits (github.com)

Race to build nuclear reactor on moon raises galaxy of legal questions (washingtonpost.com)

It's sufficiently bad that I am grateful I still have regex (mastodon.neilzone.co.uk)

Show HN: I built a visual AI workflow builder because debugging prompts is hard (chainix.ai)

MIT engineering students crack egg dilemma, finding sideways is stronger (news.mit.edu)

How the US Could Lose the AI Arms Race to China (bloomberg.com)

Sam Altman and the Whale (technologyreview.com)

Tricks or Traps? A Deep Dive into RL for LLM Reasoning (arxiv.org)

Kodak, Olympus and Fujifilm-Rise and Deep Fall of the Camera Industry [2:18:29] [video] (youtube.com)

Hotwire vs. Htmx vs. Unpoly (mendelowski.com)

Lithium and Its Potential Protection from Alzheimer's Disease (erictopol.substack.com)

It's been a busy month for Trump's retribution campaign (cbc.ca)

Show HN: Understanding the Spatial Web Browser Engine (m-creativelab.github.io)

US influencer stranded in Antarctica after landing plane without permission (independent.co.uk)

Europe: Back to Domestic Growth [pdf] (cepr.org)

The Housing Issue We Don't Talk About (lindynewsletter.beehiiv.com)

Show HN: Az-TUI, a terminal UI for Azure resources (github.com)

From Tech Lash to Tech Fash – Aug 19th (tech-organizing-reflections.github.io)

Ants as liquid brains: Movement heterogeneity shapes collective efficiency (pnas.org)

Show HN: Automatic async updates for software teams, from GitHub activity (app.asyncr.io)

Lessons learned from buying an open source repo (coplay.dev)

Publishing Giants Escalate War on 'Shadow Libraries' with Cloudflare Subpoena (torrentfreak.com)

VS Code previews chat checkpoints for unpicking careless talk (theregister.com)

CPI for all items rises 0.2% in July, 2.7% YoY; shelter up (bls.gov)

The "Incriminating Video" Scam (buzzfeed.com)

Nvidia debuts new world foundation models for robotics developers (nvidianews.nvidia.com)

What an Alaskan Furniture Company Tells Us About Tariffs [video] (youtube.com)

Annie Jacobsen on Nuclear War, Intelligence Operations, and Conspiracy Realities (conversationswithtyler.com)

Curbing sugar won't curb your sweet tooth, scientists say (sciencedaily.com)

The surprising economics of the meat industry (dwarkesh.com)

Managing Time Shiftable Devices (bitsandtheorems.com)

Show HN: A newsletter that shows off weird random URLs from across the internet

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