Monthly Highlights
11971.
October 15, 2026: The world has decided to get rid of leap seconds
(timeanddate.com)
11972.
Mojo 1.2.0
(mojolang.org)
11973.
When Korean Ships Go Dark on the High Seas
(pulitzercenter.org)
11974.
NCM: Parallel Coarse-to-Fine Text Generation
(hazyresearch.stanford.edu)
11975.
11976.
11977.
Show HN: TRON-069 – mapping the Internet's last-mile management infrastructure
(scadastrangelove.github.io)
11978.
11979.
11980.
11981.
OuterWeb – an index of authentic and informative web content
(outerweb.org)
11982.
11983.
XHToken/Spark-X2.6-4B
(huggingface.co)
11984.
Many hands, one yes: a guide to harness engineering
(faviovazquez.github.io)
11985.
11986.
11987.
11988.
Everything is Nix if you squint hard enough
(jrdsgl.com)
11989.
A smart patch that can measure your pulse without electronics
(norwegianscitechnews.com)
11990.
Windows95tips.com
(web.archive.org)
11991.
Brand is who you are
(karrisaarinen.com)
11992.
Mathematics and AI Oracles [pdf]
(colala.berkeley.edu)
11993.
Debloating and Replacing Google Assistant with Muse on Android TV
(natestraub.github.io)
11994.
What models accelerate and where expertise still matters
(research.meta.ai)
11995.
11996.
The Physics Tech Tree
(novelphysics.com)
11997.
11998.
The Adolescence of Technology
(darioamodei.com)
11999.
Bad News Monday: We Are Losing Linux
(drglowcatsdebuglog.bearblog.dev)
12000.
The AI labor apocalypse is on hold (for now)
(english.elpais.com)