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Universities Bring Back Handwritten Exams Over Fear of AI
Universities in the United States have returned to handwritten exams after years of digital assignments, due to the widespread use of generative AI. Neal Stephenson explains in his essay how handwriting engages the brain more, and which fountain pen or rollerball works best for writing a lot without tiring your hand.
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Neal Stephenson Handwrote for 25 Years and Never Felt Hand Pain
Neal Stephenson has spent 25 years composing his novels with a fountain pen on paper and never felt the classic writer’s cramp. His recent essay explains which instrument to use, which paper to avoid, and why the right amount of friction is key, just as schools return to handwritten exams to curb AI use.
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Learn WebGPU for C++: the 5-language guide to native graphics
Learn WebGPU for C++ is open source documentation that teaches native 3D graphics programming in C++, using the same API that runs inside browsers. It covers Windows, macOS, and Linux with CMake, and lets you choose between the wgpu-native and Dawn backends. The same native code also compiles to WebAssembly with Emscripten.
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Book Prize Index: 6,500 Award-Winning Books, Searchable with Embeddings
A historian at the University of California, Santa Cruz used Claude Code to build the Book Prize Index, a free database of 6,500 nonfiction books that won or were finalists for major English-language prizes. The tool uses semantic search to replicate the experience of browsing a well-curated library shelf, as a direct response to the flood of generic AI-generated content.









