September 2025 Archive
1891.
Stack Overflow intentionally includes false data in open data dumps (meta.stackexchange.com)
1892.
The Boring Future of GenAI (blog.circuitsofimagination.com)
1893.
Decoding UTF-8. Part III: Determining Sequence Length – A Lookup Table (nemanjatrifunovic.substack.com)
1894.
Show HN: Infinipedia – An infinite, self‑writing, self‑optimizing wiki (infinipedia.ai)
1895.
Fixing my gripes with GitHub using Gleam and a Raspberry Pi (giacomocavalieri.me)
1896.
iPhone app alerts users to nearby ICE sightings (cnn.com)
1897.
Linus Torvalds is sick and tired of your 'pointless links' – and AI is no excuse (zdnet.com)
1898.
Ask HN: What are the best AI video generator online? Both free and paid
1899.
Albania announces its first AI Minister named "Diella" (reuters.com)
1900.
Nepal protests over social media ban rage, sparking prime minister's resignation (cbsnews.com)
1901.
New video at UFO hearing appears to show missile striking and bouncing off orb (cbsnews.com)
1902.
Albania appoints first AI-made minister (politico.eu)
1903.
Strawberries in Winter (theatlantic.com)
1904.
The $275,000 job that broke Adam Wathan (world.hey.com)
1905.
Slate Auto's sub-$30k EV pickup is due next year–here's the factory (arstechnica.com)
1906.
The productivity paradox of AI coding assistants (cerbos.dev)
1907.
Tesla Pivots to Robots as Investors Question Sales and Soaring Valuation (finance.yahoo.com)
1908.
Password1: Scammers exploit variations of your logins (theguardian.com)
1909.
Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis (en.wikipedia.org)
1910.
YouTube views are down (don't panic) (jeffgeerling.com)
1911.
Kefir 0.5.0 Release Announcement (C17/C23 Compiler) (kefir.protopopov.lv)
1912.
China Rekindles Wartime Fury, Stirring Fears of Anti-Japan Hate (nytimes.com)
1913.
Monitoring bands during the Norwegian national day parade – Using fiberoptics (nature.com)
1914.
The Beauty of Batteries (worksinprogress.news)
1915.
Oni: A single user ActivityPub server (git.sr.ht)
1916.
The Fever Dream of Imminent Superintelligence Is Finally Breaking (nytimes.com)
1917.
Silksong crashes Steam, Xbox and Playstation as soon as it releases (dexerto.com)
1918.
Fun and unusual HTTP response headers (pingdom.com)
1919.
Post-Quantum: Monero (johnnydoe.is)
1920.
GPT-5 Thinking in ChatGPT (a.k.a. Research Goblin) is shockingly good at search (simonwillison.net)