2. Speaking for the Dead (longreads.com)

A New York Times veteran considers the art of the obituary and how words give shape to legacies.

A seasoned New York Times writer reflects on the craft of obituary writing and its role in shaping how we remember those who have passed. This piece highlights the power of language in honoring legacies.

4. I checked 30 frontier model cards. Here are the benchmarks labs report (koutian.is-a.dev)

A live ranking of the benchmarks reported in frontier model cards, system cards, and technical reports. Measures vendor reporting convention, not benchmark quality.

The article presents a live ranking of benchmarks from various frontier model cards and technical reports, focusing on how vendors report their data rather than the quality of the benchmarks themselves. It’s a useful resource for those interested in understanding the reporting standards across different models.

5. I've built a free, open-source local and remote memory system for agentw and CL (www.lorekit.io)

Your agent re-solves yesterday's problem because nothing wrote it down. The fix isn't a platform you adopt β€” it's one command, a folder you own, and a loop that closes on your own disk. And when a team needs the same lore, it's a free account, one install with your key, and one command to bring everything you've already learned along.

7. Access to telemetry data: Automotive industry criticizes intelligence reform (www.heise.de)

The automotive industry does not want to be made a prolonged arm of the secret services and is demanding improvements to Dobrindt

Automakers are pushing back against proposed intelligence reforms that they believe could compromise their autonomy and privacy, arguing that they shouldn’t be used as tools for surveillance. The industry’s call for changes to the Dobrindt legislation highlights ongoing tensions over data access and security in the automotive sector.

14. Show HN: Bench on Your Network (vbus.dev)

A 4-port USB-over-IP hub with per-port power switching. Attach any port to your laptop remotely over Tailscale and flash with the tools you already use. $129 early access, $10 refundable reservation.

16. ProofRun – a local verification receipt for AI coding agents (github.com)

A local verification receipt for AI coding agents. Contribute to yebiguo/ProofRun development by creating an account on GitHub.

A new tool called ProofRun provides a local verification receipt specifically designed for AI coding agents, enhancing the reliability of their outputs. Developers interested in contributing to its growth can join the project on GitHub.

25. Big Pickle on SWE Atlas – Codebase QnA (github.com)

big-pickle (OpenCode Zen stealth model) scores 50.8% on Scale AI's SWE Atlas Codebase QnA β€” full results, verifier logs, and reproduction configs - PhillipChaffee/big-pickle-swe-atlas

The big-pickle model achieved a score of 50.8% on Scale AI’s SWE Atlas Codebase QnA, with detailed results and verification logs available for review. This analysis could provide insights into its performance and potential applications in coding tasks.

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