- 55We have traits at home (axelmagn.com)
- 5SS United States to be sunk as largest artificial reef (divemagazine.com)
- 194Remove pgrust: the entry is cheating (per-query kernels and result caching) (github.com)
- 3An Invisible Spirit (animationobsessive.substack.com)
- 624mitmproxy adds --emudhra option (github.com)
- 161The compiler was supposed to end programming too (hrih.si)
- 1559Security advisory: Critical remote code execution vulnerabilities, update now (php.net)
- 244OpenAI CLI (github.com)
- 313The recently proposed o(n log n) integer multiplication algorithm [pdf] (web.maths.unsw.edu.au)
- 408Muse exposes users' personal and business secrets when they share conversations (arstechnica.com)
- 64The Missed Opportunities of Sonic 06 (2025) (isaacmarovitz.com)
- 104Password, Please: Border Searches of Laptops, Phones Up 32% This Year (gizmodo.com)
- 141Alzheimer's breakthrough: 2 hrs of sleep restored without clearing brain plaques (sciencedaily.com)
- 82Lego collaboration with Daft Punk (lego.com)
- 31Bye Bye Brotli? Google's Compression Library Is a Security Mess (bugsink.com)
- 10Show HN: Agentsh – A Decentralized, Scalable Multiagent Harness (github.com)
- 325OpenAI models are coming to Google Cloud (openai.com)
- 209IKEA – 3D Guide (sael.net)
- 265MPs moving to restrict gambling ads in Canada (cbc.ca)
- 210The alien space of science: Coherent but cognitively unavailable directions (arxiv.org)
- 121Why Gopher in 2026? (gopher.muffinlabs.com)
- 51In Nigeria, Solar Panels Are the New Wedding Gift (bloomberg.com)
- 31Fuck Nuance (2015) (crookedtimber.org)
- 149PHP Foundation 'under-funded' with one full-time staff member, director says (reuters.com)
- 37Brotli vulnerability affects curl and Git (github.com)
- 231Faster than earcut: triangulating 3.7M map polygons in 489 ms (globus.software)
- 634There isn't an easy exploit for this PHP vulnerability (eliastaylor.com)
- 699Meta ordered to pay $25B penalty in New Mexico Cambridge Analytica case (cnbc.com)
- 137Using Claude to reduce the attack surface of code (anthropic.com)
- 51Washing machines took decades to catch on (daily.jstor.org)