Monthly Highlights
11431.
Yes, the Fed Can Kill the AI Boom
(wsj.com)
11432.
Cancer Is Rising in Younger Adults, and Scientists Can't Explain Why
(sciencedaily.com)
11433.
The Memory Shortage Comes for Schools
(theatlantic.com)
11434.
Thing About Side Projects Is Being Allowed to Care Too Much
(dayvster.com)
11435.
CVE-2026-92392: curl HTTP/2 upload Use-After-Free
(hackerone.com)
11436.
If you believe buying conventional supermarket produce will be safe, think again
(hatchardreport.com)
11437.
JustEat apologises for AI-generated slop
(thejournal.ie)
11439.
Norns – The native code editor for Apple Silicon
(getnorns.app)
11440.
Two-Factor Theory
(en.wikipedia.org)
11441.
11442.
Get an oncologist's perspective on your cancer care
(intake.sagelyhealth.com)
11443.
Series Summation Methods
(jslandy.com)
11444.
Attie
(attie.ai)
11445.
11446.
Bose buys audio rival Skullcandy
(engadget.com)
11447.
How well does AI predict humans?
(simulacrabench.org)
11449.
Misaligned
(thezvi.substack.com)
11450.
Fil-PHP
(github.com)
11451.
Canva's image model reaches #4 on Design Arena
(twitter.com)
11452.
11453.
The Fish Farming Industry's Dirty Secrets
(nytimes.com)
11454.
11455.
Chasing China's Monazite Monopoly
(spectrum.ieee.org)
11456.
Show HN: Quick Image Kit – browser-local image tools for upload forms
(quickimagekit.com)
11457.
Elevation Lab: An Apology
(elevationlab.com)
11458.
The Effects of MBAs on Wages and the Labor Share in the US and Denmark
(papers.ssrn.com)
11459.
Linear's CI playbook for agents
(starsling.dev)