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7
Scientists Hunting Dark Matter Found Something Strange
(nytimes.com)
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1
Show HN: codex-remote-control – Use Claude's Remote Control with Codex Sessions
(github.com)
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3
Gemini Agentic Video Understanding
(ai.google.dev)
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1
Independent researcher: AI shouldn't be judged by human standards (paper)
(zenodo.org)
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3
Xanadu Was Waiting for Agents
(zed.dev)
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1
We got to drive the Aptera solar electric car
(electrek.co)
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10
Industry Standard Tools
(industrystandard.tools)
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2
100% local chat with a model in the browser using WebAssembly written in TinyGo
(hybridgroup.github.io)
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2
The point of a system is fewer decisions
(antonsten.com)
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James Dyson Sold Us on a $400 Hair Dryer. Now He's Trying a $499 Toothbrush
(wsj.com)
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31
What's the Scam?
(schneier.com)
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1
Working to Make Python Lazy
(iscinumpy.dev)
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1
Show HN: Personal AI Use Policies
(howiai.directory)
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1
Ask HN: Anyone struggling to do data work with Claude Code or codex?
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1
The sales system for service businesses
(zencal.io)
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2
Is this the simplest/ most surprising sorting algorithm ever (2021)
(arxiv.org)
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1
The Story of Entrepreneurship [video]
(youtube.com)
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2
Ask HN: Do you know the non-tech version of Hacker News?
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I used Fable to rewrite 65kLoC of Go in Rust. It cost $400
(iurii.net)
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1
DuckLabs to Join AWS, Projects to Remain Open Source
(duckdb.org)
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2
Ventoy: Create drag-and-drop bootable usbs
(ventoy.net)
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5
FTC, States Sue Amazon over Secret Ad Surcharge Scheme
(ftc.gov)
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1
Show HN: MeridianOS – free website builder that turns your site into a retro OS
(meridianos.zip)
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3
Manim but with Julia – Preview [video]
(youtube.com)
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4
Show HN: Kaden Terminal – Bloat / AI Free Terminal for Linux
(github.com)
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403
How accurate have Ed Zitron's AI skeptic predictions been?
(danluu.com)
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1
Show HN: Gopdfrab – Open-source PDF/A processing for Go
(gopdfrab.voidrab.com)
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2
Natel
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1
A/B Tests Are Limiting What Your Software Can Learn
(adaptivesoftware.substack.com)
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2
How the Meta Settlement Could Change the Internet
(newyorker.com)