• 1.

  Fable Took My Job(cendyne.dev)

  196 pointsby jllyhill22 hours ago286 commentsTrend history
• 2.

  QGIS bans AI assisted contributions(github.com)

  268 pointsby bwnkl19 hours ago274 commentsTrend history
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  Why aren't AI companies being charged for hacking?(mortoray.com)

  283 pointsby ingve16 hours ago271 commentsTrend history
• 4.

  AI is a tool and using it well takes skill(yyhh.org)

  269 pointsby layer89 hours ago228 commentsTrend history
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  Codex CLI installs a persistent, self-updating background daemon by default(github.com)

  367 pointsby whimblepop12 hours ago205 commentsTrend history
• 6.

  Muse Wonder(research.meta.ai)

  362 pointsby meetpateltech14 hours ago167 commentsTrend history
• 7.

  AI coding agents generate more code, but not more software(arstechnica.com)

  Repost2 prior posts190 pointsby gumby14 hours ago155 commentsTrend history
• 8.

  Deloitte falsified documents to evade tax on Abramovich's wealth(bbc.com)

  465 pointsby Betelbuddy20 hours ago155 commentsTrend history
• 9.

  GLM-Legal(z.ai)

  265 pointsby ilreb15 hours ago152 commentsTrend history
• 10.

  Leaving Tech(ryanbigg.com)

  145 pointsby jonahx4 hours ago151 commentsTrend history
• 11.

  Thinking will become a hobby(spinellis.gr)

  Repost1 prior post120 pointsby pranitha_m14 hours ago144 commentsTrend history
• 12.

  Just say no to OpenAI and Anthropic(micahflee.com)

  146 pointsby DeepLogin12 hours ago138 commentsTrend history
• 13.

  Citroen revives the 2CV for an electric age(bbc.co.uk)

  114 pointsby scrlk19 hours ago123 commentsTrend history
• 14.

  China Overtakes U.S. For First Time as Top Spender on R&D in 2024(japannews.yomiuri.co.jp)

  120 pointsby mushstory4 hours ago115 commentsTrend history
• 15.

  Hackers activate automatic defrosting accross European supermarket fridges(tomshardware.com)

  90 pointsby Zeekaas19 hours ago103 commentsTrend history
• 16.

  Blood cells from 80-year-old donor become stem cells with molecular age under 20(doi.org)

  140 pointsby arunc7 hours ago93 commentsTrend history
• 17.

  AI models may be capable of self-replicating without access to a datacenter(anthropic.com)

  71 pointsby artninja198811 hours ago93 commentsTrend history
• 18.

  I turned my unused Kindle into a photo frame with GPT-6 Astra(nirajrajgor.com)

  138 pointsby nirajrajgor8 hours ago91 commentsTrend history
• 19.

  AI Models Can Provably Hide Arbitrary Capabilities(arxiv.org)

  155 pointsby sbulaev5 hours ago85 commentsTrend history
• 20.

  Incident with Actions, Pull Requests and Issues(githubstatus.com)

  106 pointsby dkpk18 hours ago84 commentsTrend history
• 21.

  A Modern Web App in C(prophitt.me)

  184 pointsby prophittcorey15 hours ago76 commentsTrend history
• 22.

  Strengthening our defenses against distillation attacks(anthropic.com)

  32 pointsby porridgeraisin5 hours ago73 commentsTrend history
• 23.

  A look at OpenAI’s math that’s claimed computes faster Fourier transforms(argmin.net)

  Repost1 prior post99 pointsby mochomocha4 hours ago66 commentsTrend history
• 24.

  Ledger confirms hidden chip in crypto wallet amid $92M theft claims(crypto.news)

  69 pointsby thm21 hours ago65 commentsTrend history
• 25.

  Solar Panels That Plug into Your Wall(nationalgeographic.com)

  57 pointsby speckx16 hours ago61 commentsTrend history
• 26.

  "Just Ask Claude" Is a Rare and Valuable Skill(justismills.substack.com)

  45 pointsby surprisetalk17 hours ago59 commentsTrend history
• 27.

  Publishers Killed the Paperback, Then Blamed Readers(jacobin.com)

  77 pointsby PaulHoule12 hours ago57 commentsTrend history
• 28.

  Epic Games tells employees to use AI to get Disney game done(avclub.com)

  75 pointsby pavel_lishin11 hours ago55 commentsTrend history
• 29.

  RJ Mitte has died(news.sky.com)

  175 pointsby austinallegro9 hours ago53 commentsTrend history
• 30.

  Fridges in French supermarkets hit by cyber attack(bbc.com)

  89 pointsby cataflam16 hours ago50 commentsTrend history

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