Monthly Highlights
15751.
I used Claude to build and ship Oriel – a free, native-feeling macOS notch app
(orielformac.pages.dev)
15752.
Cybersecurity Is About to Be the Biggest Problem in Tech
(projectautonomy.substack.com)
15753.
Trying and Failing to Draw a Line Between Code and Art
(em-tg.github.io)
15754.
I Went to India and Found It Has Lessons for Us All
(nytimes.com)
15755.
Background agents are dead, long live interactive agents
(twitter.com)
15756.
The Longest Math Proof Ever, in Minecraft Survival Mode
(thequantasticjournal.com)
15757.
The Design of Everyday Things (2013) [pdf]
(media.aanda.psu.edu)
15758.
15759.
Show HN: A webhook tester for your agent (and you)
(inspect.hookdeck.com)
15760.
Microsoft Bing AI Search Choice
(chromewebstore.google.com)
15761.
15762.
Toward the Self-Driving Computer
(twitter.com)
15763.
macOS 27.3 Makes Markdown Files Easier to Read
(macrumors.com)
15764.
The Decline and Fall of Rigor in Advanced Placement
(educationnext.org)
15765.
Revisiting Importance Sampling
(lisyarus.github.io)
15766.
15767.
Pigeonrank hits differently in the LLM era
(archive.google)
15768.
Number Parsing at a Gigabyte per Second
(arxiv.org)
15769.
15770.
Fastest GitHub Actions Runners
(runs-on.com)
15771.
CISA Retreats from Election Security Ahead of Midterms
(nytimes.com)
15772.
Show HN: Doppinow – A Distraction Interrupter for Developers
(doppinow.com)
15773.
15774.
15775.
2026 Hackaday Supercon: All the Speakers
(hackaday.com)
15776.
VibeScout
(play.google.com)
15777.
15778.
Rename the World
(renamethe.world)
15779.
Why the search for particle dark matter is hopeless, part 2
(tritonstation.com)
15780.
Hex
(anoma.ly)