Monthly Highlights
211.
OpenAI's new open-source model is basically Phi-5 (seangoedecke.com)
212.
PixiEditor 2.0 – A FOSS universal 2D graphics editor (pixieditor.net)
213.
Exit Tax: Leave Germany before your business gets big (eidel.io)
214.
Show HN: OS X Mavericks Forever (mavericksforever.com)
215.
Wikimedia Foundation Challenges UK Online Safety Act Regulations (wikimediafoundation.org)
216.
Ubiquiti launches UniFi OS Server for self-hosting (lazyadmin.nl)
217.
Illinois limits the use of AI in therapy and psychotherapy (washingtonpost.com)
218.
A gigantic jet caught on camera: A spritacular moment for NASA astronaut (science.nasa.gov)
219.
ACM Transitions to Full Open Access (acm.org)
220.
How to Think About GPUs (jax-ml.github.io)
221.
The untold impact of cancellation (pretty.direct)
222.
OpenAI Progress (progress.openai.com)
223.
DrawAFish.com Postmortem (aldenhallak.com)
224.
T-Mobile claimed selling location data without consent is legal–judges disagree (arstechnica.com)
225.
"Remove mentions of XSLT from the html spec" (github.com)
226.
Code review can be better (tigerbeetle.com)
227.
Meta accessed women's health data from Flo app without consent, says court (malwarebytes.com)
228.
Arch shares its wiki strategy with Debian (lwn.net)
229.
How we built Bluey’s world (itsnicethat.com)
230.
Online Collection of Keygen Music (keygenmusic.tk)
231.
Ask HN: What trick of the trade took you too long to learn?
232.
OCaml as my primary language (xvw.lol)
233.
Building Bluesky comments for my blog (natalie.sh)
234.
How I use Tailscale (chameth.com)
235.
AWS in 2025: Stuff you think you know that's now wrong (lastweekinaws.com)
236.
What does Palantir actually do? (wired.com)
237.
Cursor CLI (cursor.com)
238.
Australian court finds Apple, Google guilty of being anticompetitive (ghacks.net)
239.
Harmony: OpenAI's response format for its open-weight model series (github.com)
240.
LLMs aren't world models (yosefk.com)