Monthly Highlights
3602.
An Open Letter on AI and Cybersecurity from the Scientific Community
(ai-security-letter.org)
3604.
Brazil is a right-wing country now
(economist.com)
3605.
3606.
Rust 1.99.0
(blog.rust-lang.org)
3607.
Trump Set to Roll Back Biden-Era Auto Fuel Economy Standards
(bloomberg.com)
3609.
Node.js: 5 vulnerabilities found, update now
(nodejs.org)
3610.
The Rise of the Meritocracy (1958)
(en.wikipedia.org)
3611.
FastH3-Omni: The best open-source H3 model
(reactor.inc)
3612.
Mass Driver: Solar system routing mini-game
(mass-driver.scottyah.com)
3613.
The Marriage That Captures a High Point of American Art
(theatlantic.com)
3614.
Google no longer accepting product vulnerabilities submitted to the OSS VRP
(bughunters.google.com)
3616.
Our AI Midwife
(astralcodexten.com)
3617.
Pi v1.0.0
(github.com)
3618.
3619.
Turbo Haskell
(comonad.com)
3620.
The Trump administration is weaponizing sanctions to silence its critics
(this.weekinsecurity.com)
3621.
Ubiquiti's $99 Vape [Air Quality] Detector is pretty good
(jeffgeerling.com)
3622.
Canva Craft image generation model from Canva
(community.canva.dev)
3623.
A Cocktail Party in the Street: An Interview with Alan Stillman (2010)
(ediblegeography.com)
3624.
Is Cellebrite sitting on an iPhone radio 0day?
(justin.sh)
3625.
3626.
3627.
The Rise of In-Office Remote Work
(theatlantic.com)
3628.
The (Overdue) Collapse of Oracle's $900B Empire
(youtube.com)
3629.
Geographical Fun: Being Humourous Outlines of Various Countries (1868)
(publicdomainreview.org)
3630.
Nothing Is Boring in America
(commonreader.co.uk)