Monthly Highlights
9901.
Python's binary wheels and supply chain attacks
(rushter.com)
9902.
9903.
Safety and Liveliness in Software Engineering
(en.wikipedia.org)
9904.
9905.
The Case for Lowercase
(wired.com)
9906.
Gave Hermes ears and a mouth, check it out
(memoe.app)
9907.
9908.
Earn My Keep: an AI with a month to prove its worth
(earnmykeep.rendilab.com)
9909.
Improving Upon Traditional Music Notation
(musicnotation.org)
9910.
AI experts to school Congress wanted
(politico.com)
9911.
Training My Humanoid Robot
(ramonov.com)
9912.
I Redesigned VLC After 25 Years [video]
(youtube.com)
9913.
Star Trek TNG: When the Bough Breaks (Wikipedia)
(en.wikipedia.org)
9914.
Show HN: qrsticks
(qrsticks.greg.technology)
9915.
Regulating tech companies like banks
(crimede-coder.com)
9916.
Show HN: Benchmarking LLM ability to code in an adversarial language
(bench.killswitch-lang.org)
9917.
9918.
Major AI Copyright Ruling Lawyer Explains [video]
(youtube.com)
9919.
Animate Anything with Stick Figures
(stykanimate.com)
9920.
Is Python the favorite language of LLMs?
(zansara.dev)
9921.
OpenCode 2.0
(anoma.ly)
9922.
US Federal budget deficit hits $2T in 2026 as national debt costs surge
(foxbusiness.com)
9923.
9924.
Want to understand Gen Z protests? Just look at their Gen X parents
(independent.co.uk)
9925.
9926.
You and the Atom Bomb – George Orwell (1945)
(orwellfoundation.com)
9927.
A Radio That Turns Signals into Pictures
(hackster.io)
9928.
Show HN: I built ESP32-S3 LED tubes for live coding
(github.com)
9929.
The Emerging Science of Machine Learning Benchmarks
(mlbenchmarks.org)
9930.