2. Could We Dredge the Netherlands Without Fossil Fuels? (solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
The article examines the historical methods of dredging in the Netherlands, focusing on the potential to revert to manual and renewable energy techniques instead of relying on fossil fuels. It raises questions about sustainability and the feasibility of such practices in modern times.
3. Hot Chips 2026: Applying High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) (chipsandcheese.com)
4. Agent Lightning v1.0 (github.com)
Provide an editable agent and a benchmark, and the skill gu...
Agent Lightning v1.0.1 introduces a new skill designed to enhance the performance of AI agents by optimizing their coding capabilities. Users can provide an editable agent and benchmark to leverage this skill effectively.
5. We are not going anywhere (gist.github.com)
6. Former OC actor Ben McKenzie on crusade to take down 'stupid' cryptocurrency (www.rnz.co.nz)
Ben McKenzie is speaking out against cryptocurrency, labeling it as the biggest Ponzi scheme ever. His transformation from a teen drama star to a vocal critic of digital currencies highlights his concerns about the industryβs impact.
7. Omakase Computing (learn.omacom.io)
8. Your Open Source Model Could Have a Hidden Time-Release Backdoor (morgin.ai)
OpenCode demonstrates how open source models can inadvertently contain time-release backdoors, raising important security concerns for developers and users alike. Understanding these vulnerabilities is crucial for anyone involved in software development or security.
9. Omacom Foundation funding hits $10M (omarchy.org)
The Omacom Foundation has reached $10 million in funding with the addition of Founding Patrons Drew Houston and Peter Steinberger. Learn more about their vision and how this financial boost will impact future initiatives.
10. A Claude Code skill that recovers export-blocked Kindle highlights (github.com)
A new plugin in the Claude Code marketplace allows users to recover and extract their Kindle highlights, even if they have been export-blocked. This tool could be invaluable for avid readers looking to retain their notes and insights.
11. Declarative WebGPU with S-Expressions (hugodaniel.com)
Learn how to use S-Expressions for a declarative approach to WebGPU, making it easier to create and share graphics applications. This method simplifies the wiring process, enhancing collaboration among developers.
12. Curvature Beziers β Improving on a timeless recipe (acko.net)
13. Show HN: Vanilla OS 3 Reunion β Immutable and Reproducible Operating System (vanillaos.org)
focuses on providing an immutable and reproducible environment, making it easy for users to maintain and manage their systems. If you value a straightforward and reliable OS experience, this release could be worth checking out.
14. Your "File" Menu Isn't About Files (adam.farkas.pro)
π‘tl;dr β Please consider opting for something better than calling your first menu item "File".
Let's dive into a couple of apps on my MacBook and have a
Many applications label their primary menu item as βFile,β yet the options often donβt pertain to actual files. This article argues for a reevaluation of this naming convention and suggests alternatives that could enhance user experience.
15. Anthropic candidates face blunt money question (www.axios.com)
16. Elevated Errors for Multiple Models (status.claude.com)
Multiple models are currently experiencing increased error rates, as indicated on Claudeβs status page. Users should check for updates and potential impacts on their services.
17. We never use AI. For anything (corkmac.app)
18. The Work Number: credit score but for your employment history β by Equifax (employees.theworknumber.com)
The Work Number allows you to access and manage your employment history data, which can be crucial during significant life events like job applications or loans. Understanding how this service works could help you better navigate your employment verification process.
19. Show HN: See how much your AI knows about you (www.withcorpus.com)
20. The first search engine for Internet-connected devices (www.shodan.io)
A new search engine has been launched specifically for Internet-connected devices, allowing users to easily find and access these devices. Signing up for a free account is required to start using the service.
21. NetBSD GSoC 2026 Improving RAIDframe (blog.netbsd.org)
22. Show HN: I built a lite LPU that can do inference on Karpathy's MicroGPT (www.lpulite.com)
23. Show HN: Free Inference Engineer and Model Training Roadmap (inferquest.org)
Discover a new platform offering gamified roadmaps for large language model engineering, featuring two distinct paths focused on inference engineering and model training. With 182 tasks and auto-verified milestones, this resource aims to make learning practical and engaging without the need for traditional certification.
24. Show HN: Tblue β 614 passive security scanners for any website, runs locally (github.com)
27. Adding 4 more 2.5GbE interfaces to the GMKtec NucBox G9 (catskull.net)
Learn how to enhance your GMKtec NucBox G9 by adding four 2.5GbE network interfaces with Intel I226-V cards. The guide includes downloadable files for 3D printing the necessary components.
28. Three Generations in E7 (johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com)
Scientists are investigating the reason behind the existence of three generations of quarks and leptons, which differ only in their interactions with the Higgs boson. Understanding this could shed light on fundamental questions in particle physics.
29. Show HN: My Emacs Zero to IDE Journey (github.com)
30. EuroHPC Launches 6 Quantum Calls with β¬119M in Funding (www.hpcwire.com)
EuroHPC JU is offering β¬119 million in funding through six new initiatives focused on advancing quantum technologies in Europe. One key call aims to enhance Europeβs capabilities in trapped-ion quantum computing, pushing the boundaries of next-generation quantum systems.