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Typst is a system for typesetting documents into various formats: PDF, SVG, PNG, and, in progress, HTML. It is adept at handling technical material, and is often considered to be an eventual LaTeX replacement. We last looked in on Typst a year ago, when it had reached version 0.13. A new version, 0.15, was released in June with lots of new features, including support for variable fonts, MathML, multiple bibliographies, and more. Typst is free, Apache-2.0-licensed software, programmed in Rust.
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jev-ai.infoHN
Try the Jev AI Playground online, then learn how typed decisions, confidence, and structured AI outputs work.
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Streetsblog New York City4 min read
The city should pursue more aggressive street redesigns that prioritize pedestrians, cyclists and bus riders in Downtown Brooklyn in order to maximize the neighborhood’s strengths as a mixed-use transit hub, according to a recent analysis commissioned by Council Member Lincoln Restler.
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⚡ Open-source OAuth token manager, subscription quota dashboard & native wire protocol gateway for Claude Max, ChatGPT Plus and Google Gemini. - eduardopessin/tokengateway
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UmamiEngineHN9 min read
Learn how to connect an AI agent to Umami Analytics using MCP. Ask natural-language questions about traffic, pages, events, funnels, goals, revenue, and Core Web Vitals.
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ALPR RadarHN2 min read
ALPR Radar monitors city council and county agendas for hearings on license plate readers and similar camera systems, and alerts nearby residents in time to show up.
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The open-source inference ecosystem has become difficult to compare because these projects increasingly overlap while still targeting very different workloads. Some prioritize portable local inference, some focus on GPU-cluster throughput, and others combine inference with model management or agent execution. I put together this comparison to clarify where each project fits. This is not a benchmark ranking....
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Tokenizers v1: SOTA
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builddistributedsystem.comHN1 min read
28 tracks, 343+ hands-on challenges. Implement Raft, CRDTs, sharding, and storage engines in your browser in 8 languages.
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Percona5 min read
TL;DR Percona Server for MySQL 9.7.2-2 now supports DISTANCE() for vector similarity scoring directly in SQL (COSINE, EUCLIDEAN, MANHATTAN, DOT metrics). This is the compute primitive you need to rank or filter embeddings by similarity directly in SQL. ANN indexing (e.g....
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MotherDuck Blog posts7 min read
The September 2026 DuckDB Ecosystem Newsletter: DuckLabs joins AWS and MotherDuck acquires Tower, DuckDB v2.0-alpha lands, table functions in pure Java, bulk loads into SQL Server, Zarr stores as SQL tables, an infinite canvas for your data, plus a community spotlight on Vladimir Gribanov.
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Mug of Acorns3 min read
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greenqueen.com.hk6 min read
A new study allays concerns about plant-based diets' lower iron absorption and protein metabolism, finding that the body adapts to sustained dietary changes.
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dsifry.github.ioHN20 min read
AI code review without wasted time and money. Eight models. Prompts vs harnesses. Effort levels. Frontier vs non-frontier. Open vs closed weights. Practical advice backed by thousands of runs.
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David A. Wheeler's BlogHN30 min read
This paper analyzes the amount of source code in GNU/Linux, using Red Hat Linux 7.1 as a representative GNU/Linux distribution.
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DBScholar1 min read
Explore long-term publication and citation trends across SIGMOD, VLDB, CIDR, and PODS.
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PragmaticHN4 min read
Why Astro and Cloudflare make a simple, fast, and low-maintenance combination for a personal blog.
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joelchrono's websiteCovered by22 min read
Okay, I did not actually forget, I am very much aware of their existence, but I realized something that is very obvious in hindsight
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Niko Heikkilä2 min read
A longstanding grievance with several social media platforms has been how they promote the use of AI in content creation, but for all the wrong use cases. For instance, LinkedIn has become borderline unreadable with a constant stream of AI content to such an extent that they now allow reporting individual posts and comments as AI slop. Not all writing should be generated with AI, but some pieces of text can leverage the power in smart ways....
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gcve.euHN3 min read
GCVE Workshop Before The Vulnopticon Conference
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