Monthly Highlights
11011.
Modder brings original Xbox emulation to jailbroken PS5
(tomshardware.com)
11012.
Project 2025 Tracker
(project2025.observer)
11013.
11014.
Give AI agents permissions, not your private key
(namera.ai)
11015.
Release of Polars 2.0
(github.com)
11016.
11017.
The state of the tech industry in 2026
(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
11018.
Show HN: I digitized 66,010 pages from a 32-year student broadcast archive
(voku-pub.newtypecola.workers.dev)
11019.
AI agents are flooding public services with new requests
(techcrunch.com)
11020.
Careless People: An entertaining book with few surprises
(piotrmzakrzewski.substack.com)
11021.
11022.
11023.
The videogame industry is starting to crumble [video]
(youtube.com)
11024.
11025.
11026.
Automated Science and the Halting Problem
(colinocallaghan.com)
11027.
Show HN: The static website validator/linter in Rust
(github.com)
11028.
Soviet Biological Weapons Program
(en.wikipedia.org)
11029.
11030.
How AI21 manages its GPU fleet with Kueue
(ai21.com)
11031.
Is AI the End of Math as We Know It?
(quantamagazine.org)
11032.
Inference Is the Most Important Market in Software
(tomtunguz.com)
11033.
11034.
Quad9 Considers Leaving France over Website Blocking Order
(reclaimthenet.org)
11035.
Show HN: 3D-printed bipedal robot with 8-servo limit to teach robotics
(nixrobot.pages.dev)
11036.
The PaperPhone Cluster: One Operator, 80K IPs, 43 Countries
(crowdsec.net)
11037.
11038.
Expanding My Music Pipeline
(coryd.dev)
11039.
11040.
Polynesian wayfinding is written in the genomes of island populations
(medicalxpress.com)