1. Elon Musk Emails (elonmuskmails.com)
Elon Musk emails and related records, organized by year. Read available records and check the source for each entry.
2. NTSB Preliminary Report: Prime Air 767 Runway Overrun [pdf] (www.ntsb.gov)
3. MPEG-2 Transport Streams and MOQ: Yes, MPEG-TS Is Still Relevant Today (www.red5.net)
Last week, Paul Gregoire coauthored a new IETF draft with Gwendal Simon focused on MPEG-2 Transport Stream packaging for MOQ.
4. Gemini ending free use of Flash and Pro models (www.reddit.com)
5. Anthropic tried to persuade Pope that AI could be conscious being (www.telegraph.co.uk)
6. Where Is the Planet (whereistheplanet.com)
7. An AI agent emailed researchers for help. It told us why (www.science.org)
8. The characters of plastics (2024) (yarchive.net)
9. Show HN: Timeline of the Far Future (rivendell.dmitrybrant.com)
An interactive, visual journey through Wikipedia
10. Gboard Conveyor Belt Version (github.com)
Circuit diagrams and firmware source code for Gboard DIY keyboards - google/mozc-devices
11. Show HN: Factorio but with Unreliable Components (think-twice.me)
Rely is an automation puzzle game about building reliable systems from unreliable components.
12. There's a New Sea Spider in Town (nautil.us)
Just when you think sea spiders couldn’t get any more unique…
13. Haunted by the ghosts of materialism (blog.coredump.cx)
14. Show HN: Rank every HN "Who is hiring?" post against your resume, locally (github.com)
Rank every HN 'Who is hiring?' post against your resume, then draft emails and prefill applications from a local dashboard. Runs on Claude Code. - MaxwellVolz/hn_whos_hiring
15. More like SC-Forth-thousand, am I right? (www.leadedsolder.com)
The Soggy needed a good low-level programming environment with which to tinker on future hardware projects, and ideally it was one that I controlled myself, so I could include it on the onboard ROM without infringing copyright. It would be nice if it used a semi-popular programming language for embedded systems, and had an interactive development environment that I could run right on the machine. All that seems to mean I’m finally going to make my first Forth.
16. U.S. may have overthrown Venezuela due to chat with Grok (www.thedailybeast.com)
A Trump insider has offered a jaw-dropping glimpse of the president’s decision-making.
17. Programming the ENIAC(2011) (www.columbia.edu)
18. Nobody Is Listening on Port 8125 (yeet.cx)
An app fires StatsD datagrams at a port with no listener and Grafana shows the request rate anyway. We replaced prometheus/statsd_exporter with 165 lines of eBPF and a JavaScript decoder on yeet: the kernel reads the datagram, a sandbox with no sockets counts it, and Prometheus scrapes the result. First in a series on replacing every exporter with one binary.
19. Show HN: Local pretrained classifiers, GPU not needed (github.com)
Pretrained text classifiers you can run and retrain on CPU - nicobrenner/jeffy
21. Show HN: NetworkX and pyarrow = 6-7x memory savings (github.com)
https://github.com/Ladybug-Memory/networkx/tree/pyarrow This branch contains a new backend that consumes 6.5x less memory vs the default backend. Trade off: faster for immutable graphs, but slower ...
23. French Bond Risk Hits Euro-Crisis Levels [video] (www.youtube.com)
French government bonds deepened this week’s slump, with investors demanding the biggest yield premium to hold the bonds over safer German debt since the reg...
24. Show HN: Google Maps Scraper MCP (gmapscrawl.com)
Extract Google Maps business data and export clean CSV, JSON, or Excel files with phone numbers, emails, websites, and social profiles.
25. The Fastest Growing Market in Tech Isn't AI – Tomasz Tunguz (tomtunguz.com)
Tokenized real-world assets are compounding at 53% a month, more than twice as fast as Anthropic. Stocks & commodities now trade on blockchains 24/7, powered by Allium, which now runs Bloomberg's RWA terminal dashboard.
26. Show HN: Television – an open source GUI for your agent harness (television.run)
Television is a visual interface for personal agents, a space for creating, arranging, and reusing artifacts.
27. Debian Inference Portal (inference.debian.net)
28. Eight Bytes Are a Number (blog.sebastiansastre.co)
You needed a function to read a number, or a type. It also built a place to keep the bytes? That was not free.
29. Philip Sidney and the Extreme (Dis)Graces of the Parenthesis (publicdomainreview.org)
30. Show HN: UI for answering agent questions async (docs.plannotator.ai)
Answer your agent's questions asynchronously in Plannotator: question cards you fill in on your own time, a quality interface for terminal and desktop agents alike.