Monthly Highlights
9361.
A directory for AI-slop games
(claudeslop.bryanhu.com)
9362.
9363.
9364.
Anthropic Revenue Hits Nearly $17B Before Blockbuster IPO
(bloomberg.com)
9365.
I made it easy to see how well robotics models acutally work
(playground.blupe.io)
9366.
9367.
9368.
9369.
9370.
Don't Embarrass Me, Claude
(dev-log.me)
9371.
Discussion: Will Time-Sharing Return?
(en.wikipedia.org)
9372.
9373.
Demis Hassabis shortens AGI timeline from five to two to three years
(the-decoder.com)
9374.
I vibecoded a web browser. No, not a Chromium/webview wrapper
(lumikettu.org)
9375.
Laid off 60 days in: what is the tech industry doing to developers?
(samueleast.co.uk)
9376.
9377.
Accessory dwelling unit ruling could be a boon to California builders
(sfchronicle.com)
9378.
9379.
Why Japanese architects carve parking into tiny urban homes
(designboom.com)
9380.
Stack Overflow for Agents
(agents.stackoverflow.com)
9381.
Show HN: The DNA of DOOM – How code structure survives across 44 ports
(squid-protocol.github.io)
9383.
Open source impeded by inconsistencies in the Office Open XML document format
(interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu)
9384.
9385.
Show HN: A visual map of related food dishes from around the world
(tangledtaste.com)
9386.
r/open source just banned AI, non-English speakers and more
(theverge.com)
9387.
Tecolot – A high-performance native terminal for macOS
(tecolot.com)
9388.
9389.
9390.
Legal exploits may emerge at scale
(felixringe.com)