Monthly Highlights
10351.
Show HN: Open-source Mac menu bar app for Claude, Codex and Cursor
(agentmuster.app)
10352.
10353.
10354.
Hands up who thinks anarchism is a constitutional theory?
(cambridgeblog.org)
10355.
10356.
10357.
AI neolabs are raising sums. Most have little to show for it
(economist.com)
10358.
She Was the DEA's Premier Crypto Detective
(wired.com)
10359.
10361.
Waste tsunami. Water and the hidden cost of AI data centres
(michaelwest.com.au)
10362.
Epic's EAC2 v2 seems fairly easily bypassable
(codon.org.uk)
10363.
What's behind the big interest in miniatures?
(economist.com)
10364.
Earn My Keep: an AI with a month to prove its worth
(earnmykeep.rendilab.com)
10365.
Gave Hermes ears and a mouth, check it out
(memoe.app)
10366.
Show HN: qrsticks
(qrsticks.greg.technology)
10367.
Let's Write About Writing
(dowdy.dev)
10368.
10369.
10370.
The Rise of In-Office Remote Work
(theatlantic.com)
10371.
Ford to City: Drop Dead (1975)
(en.wikipedia.org)
10372.
AI Models Can Crack Everything but CAPTCHAs
(gizmodo.com)
10373.
Liquid Transmitter
(www2.oberlin.edu)
10374.
10-th Busy Beaver is larger than Graham's number
(wiki.bbchallenge.org)
10375.
10376.
AI experts to school Congress wanted
(politico.com)
10377.
Choose Your Overlord: Musk vs. Bezos
(theatlantic.com)
10378.
Esperanto: Most widely spoken constructed auxiliary language
(en.wikipedia.org)
10379.
10380.
Now you can simply watch an ad to get hacked [video]
(youtube.com)