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220
How An AI math breakthrough ignited a controversy
(science.org)
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134
Is mathematics about to enter the conservatory?
(mbmccoy.dev)
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97
OpenAI have no mathematicians capable of understanding what they put out
(mastodon.social)
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58
Italy proposes no fees for digital euro payments under €10
(euronews.com)
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78
The VMs Powering Mobile Agents (Instinct, Claude Code)
(rohanadwankar.github.io)
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16
Stop externalizing the cost of your AI use to me
(thelastsoftwareengineer.substack.com)
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19
Trezor's email provider has been breached
(twitter.com)
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7
Stardust Store – An independent Android app marketplace
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151
NetBSD 9.5 released and EOL for NetBSD-9
(blog.netbsd.org)
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8
Developer created an app to detect nearby Meta glasses
(businessinsider.com)
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28
"Project Dream" SNES Prototype Uploaded to Internet Archive
(archive.org)
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88
Amazon pilots ad services in ChatGPT
(marketingdive.com)
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98
Bending Spoons buying Miro for $1.355B
(investors.bendingspoons.com)
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67
Object storage is all you need
(tigrisdata.com)
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121
Harnessing the Universal Geometry of Embeddings
(arxiv.org)
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13
Scanned, segmented, and animated my keyboard. Now you can type on my keyboard
(chyuang.com)
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75
Is OpenAI Taking Everyone for Fools?
(read.misalignedmag.com)
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13
OpenAI Agents API
(openai.com)
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269
Caltech Mathathon – first hackathon ever devoted to research level mathematics
(mathathonchallenge.com)
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45
Function Arguments Are Not Function Colors
(jerf.org)
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489
An Alien Mind
(openai.com)
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6
DeepSeek and Moonshot were quietly relaying customer prompts to Claude
(twitter.com)
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66
Bodily Oddities
(vester.si)
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5
NATO allies thwart Russian undersea cable sabotage operation
(euronews.com)
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18
Google to discontinue allowing send as an external account in Jan. 2027
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6
Show HN: Draw a wheel. See the road it rolls on
(baselashraf.com)
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3
The IBM PC, Part 2: Tsunami
(technicshistory.com)
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37
Do people prefer stories written by AI?
(cambridge.org)
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41
Stop making swap partitions–use swap files instead
(gist.github.com)
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9
We All Deserve a Better Internet, Not a Smaller One
(eff.org)