Monthly Highlights
331.
Run Kimi K3 using 29 GB of RAM at 0.50 tok/s
(github.com)
332.
Working with AI feels more like leadership than coding
(allen.bargi.org)
334.
Thanks FedEx, This Is Why We Keep Getting Phished (2024)
(troyhunt.com)
336.
Cursor removed cost information from the usage page and CSV export
(forum.cursor.com)
337.
Why tiny JPEGs look different in Chrome
(guillaumetech.github.io)
338.
339.
Delayed Gratification – Proud to Be 'Last to Breaking News'
(slow-journalism.com)
340.
Models Are Getting Dumber on Purpose
(w4g1.dev)
341.
342.
Muse Code and Muse Spark 1.2
(research.meta.ai)
343.
The AI Credit Resale Economy
(vectoral.com)
344.
Waymo in Dallas
(waymo.com)
345.
Harness engineering for self-improvement
(lilianweng.github.io)
346.
Show HN: iPhone app takes simultaneous images from 2 lenses, fuses into 1 photo
(photosynthesis.camera)
347.
Finger: the 1971 social network that never died
(en.andros.dev)
348.
Premier league bans gambling sponsors
(footyheadlines.com)
349.
200 Milliseconds
(200ms.thenodebook.com)
350.
Improving Heuristics for A* Pathfinding
(redblobgames.com)
352.
355.
Using an open model feels surprisingly good
(matthewsaltz.com)
356.
OpenAI: GPT 5.6 Sol price reduction (until at least Nov 21)
(developers.openai.com)
357.
Unsloth Dynamic 3.0 GGUFs
(unsloth.ai)
358.
359.
The Religion of Speed
(graybeard.ing)
360.
libexpat now funded by the City of Munich for up to 6 months
(blog.hartwork.org)