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August 19, 2026
Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter ☕️

Welcome to the newsletter edition of August 19th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Wyzer Programming Language logo Wyzer Programming Language

Wyzer is a statically typed, compiled, resource-oriented language with distributed safety via choreographic programming and a perceus memory model. Contributions are welcome.

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2. Beautiful Public Data logo Beautiful Public Data

Beautiful Public Data curates visually interesting datasets from local, state, and federal government agencies. It enables search, category browse, and random views for exploring datasets like NOAA's AIS vessel names.

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3. Stowaway logo Stowaway

Pick any plane or satellite over your location and take its window seat. The sky is rendered from live data with your weather, sun, moon, and stars, while the camera follows the chosen object.

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🗞 More awesome websites this week

4. Elevators logo Elevators

Explore elevator algorithms like SCAN, LOOK, and RSR, and how single or multiple cars coordinate stops. Learn how wait times are measured (p50, p90) and how traffic patterns affect performance. The piece explains smarter re-optimization that improves flow.

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5. Pudding: Lawn Mowing Experiment logo Pudding: Lawn Mowing Experiment

Explore a data-driven lawn-mowing experiment from The Pudding. See how people cover a grid, compare to an optimal route, and learn about Coverage Path Planning.

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6. Why Is Everyone In Tech So Sad? logo Why Is Everyone In Tech So Sad?

Aaron Horwath examines why knowledge workers in tech are losing faith in their careers and argues that AI may accelerate the reckoning by revealing how much office work feels disconnected from meaning.

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by @Micadep