Monthly Highlights
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16113.
The New American AI Model Designed to Be Customized
(blog.bytebytego.com)
16114.
IFA 2026: Motorola teases a darker Swarovski Razr
(forgeeks.net)
16115.
16116.
16117.
A Tale of Two Coding Subscriptions
(insufferable.dev)
16118.
Any user process can escalate to root
(vesto.me)
16119.
Takeaway cups release microplastics into your coffee
(news.uq.edu.au)
16120.
Show HN: BentoPDF, Hyper Compress and Kura
(bentopdf.com)
16121.
16122.
Gram Editor 3.3.0 Released
(gram-editor.com)
16123.
16124.
Copycats in Apple Books
(lapcatsoftware.com)
16125.
Bringing modern USB xHCI support to Windows 98/2K
(yeokhengmeng.com)
16126.
Edtech's pandemic boom is over as K-12 startup funding craters
(restofworld.org)
16127.
16128.
Fears of AI-induced armageddon are overdone
(economist.com)
16129.
The take-off in African solar that official statistics can't yet see – Ember
(ember-energy.org)
16130.
'You'll Never Catch Him '
(nybooks.com)
16131.
The baffling science of SSRIs: how do they work?
(nature.com)
16132.
4000-Series Integrated Circuits
(en.wikipedia.org)
16133.
16134.
Resurrecting an old hack to build UI in GitHub READMEs
(blog.jse.li)
16135.
AI and Employment: So Far, So Good
(marginalrevolution.com)
16136.
An Ode to Ben Thompson
(mbi-deepdives.com)
16137.
Intern Spotlight: 2025 Software Engineering Summer Projects
(hudsonrivertrading.com)
16138.
Are we any closer to the Quantum Apocalypse?
(neilmadden.blog)
16139.
Blink
(github.com)
16140.
Show HN: Words to Worlds - world build in 100 words or less
(wordstoworlds.com)