Monthly Highlights
10951.
10952.
Interview with a "Teenage Engineer" [video]
(youtube.com)
10953.
10954.
Ful
(hackerone.com)
10955.
Show HN: LLM Fuzz CI
(tiime-software.github.io)
10956.
Give AI agents permissions, not your private key
(namera.ai)
10957.
Europol urges early action to protect crypto and data from quantum threats
(europol.europa.eu)
10958.
AI agents are flooding public services with new requests
(techcrunch.com)
10959.
10960.
The Lost World of Soviet PCs (2015)
(pcmag.com)
10961.
What Are the Remaining Millennium Prize Problems?
(nytimes.com)
10962.
Distilling Stockfish with One Billion Positions
(blog.lukesalamone.com)
10963.
Show HN: Who Cried AGI? – An AGI claims timeline
(whocriedagi.com)
10964.
Apple's screen time API is broken
(medium.com)
10965.
Mistral Large 4 Scores
(vals.ai)
10966.
Show HN: Printable Calendar
(printcalendarx.com)
10967.
10968.
The Architecture of Digital Sovereignty
(freedom.czr.one)
10969.
10970.
The Hagedorn Temperature (2003)
(cerncourier.com)
10971.
SSHing to my reMarkable from anywhere
(blog.danieljanus.pl)
10972.
Where does your company draw the line on sensitive data in AI tools?
(privatesuperintelligence.si)
10973.
10974.
Candy Box
(candybox2.github.io)
10975.
Death Grips – The Story You Never Knew
(youtube.com)
10976.
10977.
Show HN: A replacement motherboard for the iPod mini, 3G and 4G
(certainthings.studio)
10978.
10979.
I Will Wait
(throwawaythoughts.blog)
10980.
Self-Modeling Interventions Modulate Emergent Misalignment
(lesswrong.com)