Monthly Highlights
9601.
9602.
9603.
9604.
9605.
9606.
We Are Not All Terrible Developers
(dayvster.com)
9607.
9608.
Micron's Taiwan union wins strike vote with 99% support
(reuters.com)
9609.
Cats were in Poland 8k years ago
(bigthink.com)
9610.
Mathematicians name 50 of the highest-stakes problems in math
(scientificamerican.com)
9611.
Young infants refer social closeness based on saliva sharing
(news.ucsb.edu)
9612.
The problem of shrinking standard lists in Python
(github.com)
9613.
Is there a discrete-to-continuous bridge ...
(mathoverflow.net)
9614.
Researchers Backdoor Open AI Model to Steal Credentials in Coding Agents
(projectdiscovery.io)
9616.
9617.
What new cat ownership data says about Americans
(washingtonpost.com)
9618.
High Interest Rates Aren't Slowing AI Boom
(nytimes.com)
9620.
Why Schools Need a Phonics-Style Reckoning for Math
(the74million.org)
9621.
Show HN: Layer – One API for Polymarket and Kalshi
(uselayer.sh)
9622.
The Commuting Principle That Shaped Urban History (2019)
(bloomberg.com)
9624.
Italo Calvino's invisible cities, by ChatGPT Astra
(p.migdal.pl)
9625.
9626.
Flying Machines Which Do Not Fly
(en.wikipedia.org)
9627.
9628.
Is What We're Watching True or False?
(newyorker.com)
9629.
AI tool can reconstruct what you're looking at from a brain scan
(technologyreview.com)
9630.