Weekly Best
901.
Declarative Dragging
(declarative-dragging.github.io)
902.
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Ads in popular apps give police a powerful tool to spy on users
(bloomberg.com)
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906.
More daily API calls than Google searches, now applied to LLM inference
(inference.alchemy.com)
907.
Anti-Monopolists Soared in the Midterms
(thebignewsletter.com)
908.
Firefox Security and Privacy Newsletter 2026 Q3
(attackanddefense.dev)
909.
Leaked documents show Cisco doubled down on Israeli military deals
(theguardian.com)
910.
Learning Almost Anything
(litemind-0kq.pages.dev)
911.
PDP-8/E Restoration Log
(ricomputermuseum.org)
912.
Six Pallets of Nvidia Hardware Worth $11.4M Stolen on the Way to Texas
(techpowerup.com)
913.
AI stance is not binary
(carette.xyz)
914.
Tencent-owned game's CDN compromised to deliver trojan via PC launcher
(gist.github.com)
915.
Can LLMs redesign themselves as they train?
(doubleai.com)
916.
The Price of Personalization
(bigbold.bearblog.dev)
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ThinkStream – AI generates the work. We still need to understand it
(thinkstream.app)
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Space company is betting its future on a propellant available everywhere
(arstechnica.com)
928.
I Hate Emacs
(danielfm.me)
929.
Living Maps: Bay Area tech since 1960s
(tomorrowasusual.com)
930.
SUSE to cut one in ten employees because of AI
(theregister.com)