• 1.

  Graphene can be made using a kitchen blender, a mobile phone and a newspaper(theconversation.com)

  5 pointsby geox13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 2.

  New technology lets cloud AI models process your data without privacy leaks(plugos.net)

  Repost1 prior post5 pointsby ElowenWinslet13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
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  'Don't ask me to print your ChatGPT birthday card': Hitting back at AI 'slop'(bbc.co.uk)

  6 pointsby erehweb13 days ago2 commentsTrend history
• 4.

  Hot Chips 2026: Intel's Wildcat Lake(chipsandcheese.com)

  Repost1 prior post5 pointsby ingve13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 5.

  Open-Weight Masked Introspection: Measuring What LMs Can Report About Their Own(arxiv.org)

  2 pointsby sbulaev13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 6.

  Actually Queryable Executables(fzakaria.com)

  4 pointsby ingve13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 7.

  DefCon 34 – Stalking the Wily Hacker: 40 years later – Cliff Stoll [video](youtube.com)

  Repost4 prior posts6 pointsby ericd13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 8.

  Comparing the two holograms on the Windows 95 box(devblogs.microsoft.com)

  2 pointsby st_goliath13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 9.

  Show HN: CookWing, an AI chef that doesn't hallucinate quantities(play.google.com)

  2 pointsby BananeDeRungis13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 10.

  Shazam.el(yummymelon.com)

  Repost1 prior post1 pointsby Tomte13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 11.

  Omarchy Exploit(youtube.com)

  1 pointsby krehwell13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 12.

  Speculative Programmatic Tool Calling(alexzhang13.github.io)

  Repost1 prior post2 pointsby iamwil13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 13.

  Show HN: ShrinkRay – HandBrake for TinyML(github.com)

  1 pointsby EmonAhsan13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 14.

  Five spending categories absorbed 88% of the US middle fifth's raise (2013-2023)(efficientdollar.com)

  1 pointsby lundj13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 15.

  LLMPanel Deploy vLLM to RunPod or Vast.ai Without Kubernetes(llmpanel.io)

  1 pointsby SquidJack13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 16.

  Silence Is a Feature(aradar.top)

  4 pointsby aradar4613 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 17.

  Beyond China's humanoid robots, a quieter machine revolution is unfolding(bbc.com)

  4 pointsby nairteashop13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 18.

  National Police Union Blasts Flock CEO for Turning Against Police(ipvm.com)

  2 pointsby jhonovich13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 19.

  Artificial Intelligence Market (2026 – 2033)(grandviewresearch.com)

  1 pointsby Rutujad13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 20.

  Show HN: Tmtail – Multi-log tail with coloring, search, and history via tmux(github.com)

  1 pointsby themadsens13 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 21.

  Surge in AI-assisted complaints putting extra strain on councils and schools(bbc.co.uk)

  3 pointsby tomwphillips13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 22.

  Avery–MacLeod–McCarty Experiment(en.wikipedia.org)

  1 pointsby num4213 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 23.

  Ukraine hands Britain 'goldmine' of secret battlefield intelligence(independent.co.uk)

  3 pointsby Teever13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 24.

  Moral Realism(philosophy.unc.edu)

  1 pointsby andsoitis13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 25.

  I made HACKER AI for you vibecoded app(netherite.uz)

  1 pointsby apexxx13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 26.

  Reality Realism(philarchive.org)

  1 pointsby andsoitis13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 27.

  Singapure Unveils Biological Data Center Prototype(medicine.nus.edu.sg)

  1 pointsby vasco13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 28.

  Logging in Was Never Supposed to Be This Complicated(theatlantic.com)

  5 pointsby littlexsparkee13 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 29.

  Ask HN: Can token caching be a business idea?

  1 pointsby sourav_biswas13 days ago2 commentsTrend history
• 30.

  The .NET One Person Framework(github.com)

  Repost1 prior post2 pointsby pal-tamas13 days ago0 commentsTrend history

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