Monthly Highlights
1861.
Trump issues pardons for those involved in 2020 fake elector scheme (independent.co.uk)
1862.
Compassionate Curmudgeon: Why we must root ourselves in the real world (theamericanscholar.org)
1863.
Trump administration eliminates protections for endangered species (cbsnews.com)
1864.
Meta's new EU regulator is contractually prohibited from hurting Meta's feelings (pluralistic.net)
1865.
A most important mustard (asimov.press)
1866.
Drax: Speech Recognition with Discrete Flow Matching (huggingface.co)
1867.
SpaceX in Talks for Share Sale That Would Boost Valuation to $800B (wsj.com)
1868.
Crypto got everything it wanted. Now it's sinking (economist.com)
1869.
Kubernetes Is Your Private Cloud (oneuptime.com)
1870.
Neros has raised $121M to build military drones (nytimes.com)
1871.
I refuse to date someone who uses ChatGPT (theguardian.com)
1872.
Show HN: European tech news in 6 languages (europedigital.cloud)
1873.
The Rise and Fall of the H-1B Visa – American Affairs Journal (americanaffairsjournal.org)
1874.
The Copenhagen Trap: How the West made passivity the only safe strategy (aliveness.kunnas.com)
1875.
Windows 11 October 2025 Update Triggers Major Gaming Performance Regression (guru3d.com)
1876.
40% of young U.S. women want to leave the country: Gallup poll (deseret.com)
1877.
'Carspreading' is on the rise – and not everyone is happy about it (bbc.co.uk)
1878.
OpenAI won't make money by 2030 and needs another $207B, HSBC estimates (fortune.com)
1879.
Show HN: Vibe Prolog (github.com)
1880.
Google Antigravity Deletes D Drive (mastodon.gamedev.place)
1881.
Fizzy (fizzy.do)
1882.
Libpng 1.6.51: Four buffer overflow vulnerabilities fixed (openwall.com)
1883.
What Is "Open Recursion"? (2013) (journal.stuffwithstuff.com)
1884.
The Concrete Pontoons of Bristol (thecretefleet.com)
1885.
Has the bailout of generative AI begun? (garymarcus.substack.com)
1886.
Strap Rail (construction-physics.com)
1887.
US air travelers without REAL IDs will be charged a $45 fee (apnews.com)
1888.
White House rules out bailout for AI as bubble fears grow (telegraph.co.uk)
1889.
Over-reliance on English hinders cognitive science (cell.com)
1890.
A new threat: Being replaced by someone who knows AI (wsj.com)