Monthly Highlights
6961.
China proposes export controls on open weight models
(reddit.com)
6962.
What today's software owes to Bronze Age clocks
(planetscale.com)
6963.
6964.
AI companies say rivals are distilling their models and why it's so hard to stop
(scientificamerican.com)
6965.
6966.
Running a bootstrapped SaaS for 20 years with my brother
(blog.zamzar.com)
6967.
MacBook Pro with M6
(apple.com)
6968.
Rental car company accuses man of driving 18,000 miles in 7 days
(moneywise.com)
6969.
Nvidia B300 GPUs on Chinese Networks: 12,000 GPU Study
(lava.security)
6970.
Autonomous Delivery Skill
(gist.github.com)
6971.
Olympus: Correcting the power dynamic of code (2024)
(danieltemkin.com)
6972.
Karpathy-Rubin Spectrum
(alwaysdraft.com)
6974.
Amazon uses AI-powered 'risk' system to track union activity globally
(computerweekly.com)
6975.
ESP-SDR Can Now Transmit
(hackaday.com)
6976.
6977.
6978.
6979.
Your Brain Might Be a Quantum Machine [video]
(youtube.com)
6980.
Make Your Coding Assistant a 10x AI Engineer
(sarthakai.substack.com)
6981.
Who's Ahead in the Global AI Talent Race?
(carnegieendowment.org)
6982.
Argentina Offers Golden Passports to Foreigners for $350k
(bloomberg.com)
6983.
6984.
Software's centaur age may last decades
(seangoedecke.com)
6985.
6986.
MongoDB's Disaggregated Architecture
(muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
6987.
Ice sheet expansion may have started 2k years ago, but we canceled that
(arstechnica.com)
6988.
6989.
The Rock's rise and fall. And the end of a certain type of movie stardom
(statsignificant.com)
6990.
100GiB DB Served from a Durable Object
(twitter.com)