Monthly Highlights
8671.
It's Hard to Feel the AGI (tensorlabbet.com)
8672.
100k Ordered to Evacuate as Rivers Rise in Washington State (nytimes.com)
8673.
A terminal spreadsheet multitool for discovering and arranging data (github.com)
8674.
Storms in Southern Ocean producing more rain – the consequences could be global (theconversation.com)
8675.
Blackhole QuietBox, Tenstorrent's AI workstation reviewed (theregister.com)
8676.
The first-ever common language for cannabis and hemp aromas (phys.org)
8677.
South Atlantic Anomaly (en.wikipedia.org)
8678.
The Penicillin Myth (asimov.press)
8679.
Rads on a Plane: Hot Seats in First Class (spaceweatherarchive.com)
8680.
New Version of the MCP Specification (modelcontextprotocol.io)
8681.
Russia allegedly still using Starlink-guided drones in Ukraine (tomshardware.com)
8682.
ChatGPT Turns 3 (restofworld.org)
8683.
When AI coding crossed the speed threshold (betweentheprompts.com)
8684.
Show HN: Skyulf – Open-source, self-hosted MLOps platform (github.com)
8685.
Show HN: Mapping DNS (loc.place)
8686.
TornadoVM v2.0.0 release with lots of improvements for Java on GPUs (github.com)
8687.
Mumbai families suffer as datacentres keep the city hooked on coal (theguardian.com)
8688.
The Quest to Replace Passwords: a comparative evaluation of Web authn schemes (cl.cam.ac.uk)
8689.
Let's Embed a Go Program into the Linux Kernel (sigma-star.at)
8690.
Free Database with 4B+ reverse DNS records (ip.thc.org)
8691.
US mass killings drop to 20-year low. Some policy shifts might be helping (csmonitor.com)
8692.
Solar Saved Pakistan's Economy [video] (youtube.com)
8693.
Trump's Crypto Corruption Explained (youtube.com)
8694.
Is There Any Hope for Asynchronous Design? (2024) (semiengineering.com)
8695.
Thoughts on AI progress (Dec 2025) (dwarkesh.com)
8696.
How do we keep apps maintained on Flathub? (tim.siosm.fr)
8697.
AI Craze Just Made Your New PC Build More Expensive (itsfoss.com)
8698.
S&Box (github.com)
8699.
Greenlandic women's victory in legal fight with Denmark over forced IUD scandal (theguardian.com)
8700.
Supercomputer Creates One of the Most Realistic Virtual Brains Ever Seen (sciencealert.com)