Monthly Highlights
20611.
The AI Distraction Machine
(arguably.uk)
20612.
Intel Diamond Rapids the 2027 Intel Xeon at Hot Chips 2026
(servethehome.com)
20613.
Windows Syscall Tables
(github.com)
20614.
20615.
Show HN: minuteboard – an editorialized imageboard with a minutes based economy
(scramblecrossing.net)
20616.
PgDog vs. RDS Proxy
(pgdog.dev)
20617.
20618.
20619.
Securing the agentic era: formal verification for CEL Common Expression Language
(opensource.googleblog.com)
20620.
A Calmer, Clearer EMDR Experience
(medium.com)
20621.
Speaking for the Dead
(longreads.com)
20622.
What Devices Are Connected to My Mac?
(medium.com)
20623.
20624.
Why Kids Can't Read Anymore [video]
(youtube.com)
20625.
Perplexity and Nvidia to launch a local AI agent with zero token costs
(venturebeat.com)
20626.
When Fonts Fall
(figma.com)
20627.
Argo Events – The Event-Driven Workflow Automation Framework
(argoproj.github.io)
20628.
Super-Intelligence or Superstition?
(arxiv.org)
20629.
Semicolon Inspector
(semicolon.trm.sh)
20630.
RACE – terminal multiplexer built as an infinite canvas
(race-term.com)
20631.
ThinkingCap – we fine-tuned Qwen3.6-27B to reduce unnecessary reasoning
(bottlecapai.com)
20632.
A breakthrough in C/C++ dependency management
(blog.coredump.cx)
20633.
The Company as a Codebase
(frankc.net)
20634.
20635.
U.S. Water Utilities Have Varied Ability to Absorb Colorado River Water Cuts
(fitchratings.com)
20636.
20637.
Actually Queryable Executables
(fzakaria.com)
20638.
Foot Guns for Sale
(idiallo.com)
20639.
20640.
Reducing C++ template bloat by factoring out the type-dependent portions
(devblogs.microsoft.com)