Monthly Highlights
16951.
What AI is revealing about education, what education must confront about itself
(vanessaandreotti.substack.com)
16952.
16953.
Evals for real-world, economically valuable tasks
(evals.thriveholdings.com)
16954.
Perplexity to give away its AI security software
(semafor.com)
16955.
C++ and AI at CppCon: We have to use agents – more or less?
(sandordargo.com)
16956.
Did Nintendo Kill Switch Emulation? Yuzu, Ryujinx, and Their Forks in 2026
(boilingsteam.com)
16957.
Preventing port conflicts in Git worktrees using directory hashing
(wietsevenema.eu)
16958.
16959.
16960.
16962.
Coiled and Unbothered
(jxself.org)
16963.
OpenSpec: A task tracker with a spec attached?
(askloft.ai)
16964.
Expo SDK 58
(expo.dev)
16965.
Specialty Steel Squeeze Drives EU Transformer Shortage
(spectrum.ieee.org)
16966.
The Influence of Science Fiction on Science
(kevinkelly.substack.com)
16967.
Abliterated models can get you pwned
(projectdiscovery.io)
16968.
Show HN: Tennis, a local/offline context store
(tennis.jlachance1.workers.dev)
16969.
GrabCalc: Online Calculators
(grabcalc.com)
16970.
Data Privacy Ranking – Data Privacy in the EU Omnibus Amendments
(gdpr-omnibus.eu)
16971.
16972.
16973.
Generating Operator Functions
(brevzin.github.io)
16974.
I'm Gonna Write About AI So I Can Process What Is Going On
(naildrivin5.com)
16975.
Tesla Roadster Stunt Arena (Game)
(aymeric.dev)
16976.
Code Review is now generally available
(claude.com)
16977.
SHAP-CUDA is now available
(gcos.ai)
16978.
Western open-weight models still can't beat China
(restofworld.org)
16979.
Who moves up and why? The 2026-2027 World Bank country income classifications
(blogs.worldbank.org)
16980.
How Codex Happened
(every.to)