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October 12, 2026

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Terence Tao: Math 2.0 [pdf]

Fields Medalist Terence Tao delivered a talk titled 'Math 2.0' at Caltech in 2026, exploring how AI is reshaping mathematical research, proof verification, and collaboration. The presentation likely c...

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What to know about the landmark Warner Bros. Discovery sale

Paramount is pursuing a landmark $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, marking one of the largest mergers in Hollywood history. The deal, which has been in development, would reshape the...

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Passkeys are a trap. Do not use them

A critical perspective arguing that Passkeys, despite being promoted as a secure authentication standard, contain fundamental design flaws that make them risky for users. The article has generated sig...

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500B tokens later: Letting AI agents decompile a first-person shooter

An AI system trained on 500B tokens successfully decompiled a first-person shooter game's code, demonstrating advanced reverse-engineering capabilities using autonomous agents. The project highlights ...

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How shredding JSON is giving Logfire 1000x query speedups

Logfire achieves over 1,000x query speedups on semi-structured OpenTelemetry data through a technique called dynamic shredding, turning previously timing-out 30-second queries into sub-second response...

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Hacking the Eufy Doorbell and Base Station

Researchers from Adepts of 0xCC published a detailed security analysis of the Eufy Doorbell and its base station, demonstrating remote jamming attacks that can disconnect the device from its managemen...

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The gap in shared understanding of LLM capability is widening

Andrej Karpathy highlights that the gap between how AI researchers and the general public understand LLM capabilities is growing wider. As models become more capable, public perception increasingly la...

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NYC's "Click to Cancel" rule is now in effect

New York City has enacted its 'Click to Cancel' rule, requiring businesses to make it as easy to cancel a subscription or service online as it is to sign up. The regulation aims to combat dark pattern...

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The tilde in your PATH may not be your HOME

The article warns against placing a tilde (~) directly in your PATH environment variable, as it may not expand to $HOME in all contexts and can lead to unexpected behavior. It explains the subtle diff...

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Total Annihilation, rebuilt for modern computers

A developer has recreated the classic 1997 real-time strategy game Total Annihilation for modern computers, likely involving compatibility fixes, updated graphics, and modern multiplayer infrastructur...

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Valen's Memory Safety: A New Kind of Borrow Checking

Valen introduces a novel borrow checker that aims to combine Rust-level memory safety with the simplicity of reference counting or garbage collection. The system uses "group borrowing" where reference...

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LineageOS 24.0 released

LineageOS 24.0 has been released, based on Android 17, with security patches merged from August 2025 through October 2026. The release also serves as a prelude to the project's 10th anniversary on Dec...

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What we ended up doing about alias propagation

The Futhark language team resolved a complex design problem around alias propagation in its type checker, which is essential for ensuring safe in-place array updates. The solution balances theoretical...

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Making React Context Cheap with React Compiler

The article explores the long-requested feature of React Context selectors, which would allow components to subscribe to only specific parts of context. It reviews historical attempts like calculateCh...

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These execs think voice AI hasn’t reached its ChatGPT moment yet

Industry executives argue that voice AI has not yet reached its ChatGPT-level breakthrough moment, citing persistent failures in handling contextual understanding. These gaps in the context layer cont...

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Efferon wants to eradicate the devastating toll of pediatric sepsis

Efferon, a biotech startup featured in TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, has developed a medical device called Efferon NEO that filters deadly cytokines and toxins from children's blood to treat pediatric seps...

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NASA dumped over 800GB of Artemis II data online

NASA released over 800GB of science data, images, and videos from the Artemis II mission, including 11,000+ photos/videos, 8.5 hours of audio, and crew-annotated observations of impact flashes on the ...

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Cartographers of North Korea (2019)

A data visualization and mapping project that explores and illustrates the geography, infrastructure, and urban development of North Korea. The project compiles open-source satellite imagery and geosp...

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IRCv3

IRCv3 is an effort to modernize the Internet Relay Chat protocol with a series of extensions that add features like message tags, capabilities negotiation, and UTF-8 support while maintaining backward...

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Show HN: BetterWispr – Free, open-source dictation for Mac

BetterWispr is a free, open-source dictation tool for macOS that aims to improve on Apple's built-in voice recognition. The Show HN post received moderate community engagement with 146 points and 92 c...

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I'm sorry, but you still have to think

DHH rewrote his CampfireOnce app using AI agents without reading the resulting code in Rust, Elixir, or Go, revealing significant issues with AI-generated rewrites. The article highlights that vague p...

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Arena Allocators in C

This article introduces arena allocators as a memory management paradigm in C that simplifies memory handling, improves performance, and reduces memory leak risks. It explains the problems with tradit...

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The wild west of polyglot docs sites

The article explores the challenges of building unified documentation sites for projects that support multiple programming languages, a concept the author calls "polyglot docs sites." Two main strateg...

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How big is a Git commit?

This article explores the actual disk footprint of Git commits through hands-on experiments, revealing that even tiny commits carry significant overhead (starting around 64 KB for a bare repo). It hig...

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Tello's GameSir T1d controller as a Linux Xbox controller

A developer created a software bridge that enables the GameSir T1d Bluetooth controller (originally bundled with the Ryze/DJI Tello drone) to function as a standard Xbox 360 gamepad on Linux. The MIT-...

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Will the HomeView be Apple’s first smart home success?

Apple's upcoming HomeView smart home device has reportedly been named and given a launch date, ending a period of speculation about the company's long-rumored entry into the smart home product space.

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TechCrunch Mobility: A roadblock clears for self-driving trucks

A new regulatory or operational hurdle for self-driving trucks appears to have been cleared, marking progress for autonomous trucking. The article is part of TechCrunch Mobility's ongoing coverage of ...

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Vurt wants you to look at vertical videos as a genre of their own

Vurt is a startup creating vertical microdramas designed for wide-screen televisions, distinguishing itself from mobile-first vertical video platforms. Major streaming services like Disney+ and HBO Ma...

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Why the LeapPad couldn’t survive the iPad

The LeapPad was once America's hottest children's toy — a 'smart book' that played sounds and responded to taps to teach reading. Decades later, The Verge revisits why it captivated both kids and pare...

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XTEINK X4 Pro Review with XT Licorice Software (Video)

The Xteink X4 Pro is the company's first e-reader featuring both a frontlight and a touchscreen, dropping the physical buttons found on its predecessor. It retains the compact 4.3-inch E Ink display o...