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TinySol is a tiny Klondike Solitaire game for DOS, designed for vintage computers with monochrome screens. It is written in x86 Assembly, fits in 3KB, and supports various video modes.
Elon Musk reacts to a report that OpenAI HR cited a security warning memo as a major reason for firing Leopold, highlighting ongoing concerns about OpenAI's security practices.
Gergely Orosz reacts to reports that SpaceX will acquire Cursor for $60B and phase out the Cursor brand, contrasting it with xAI's controversial handling of user .env files.
BeingBeyond is gathering precise training data for humanoid robots by attaching robotic hands alongside human hands, likely for teleoperation-based learning.
Chinese large language models are leading OpenRouter's weekly usage rankings, reflecting their growing popularity and competitiveness in the global AI landscape.
A tweet notes the coincidence between Grimes's 2020 song 'We Appreciate Power' about worshipping an AI chip and Elon Musk's 2026 Terafab announcement in Grimes County, Texas, musing about simulation.
KPMG survey finds 49% of large organizations have narrowed, delayed, or paused AI agent deployments as operating costs exceed value, with only 7% achieving established ROI despite rising adoption and confidence.
The author predicts that long-running agents and agent teams will become the future paradigm, citing Anthropic's launch of similar features as evidence, and believes that models will become increasingly adapted to this pattern.
Jolt, a Lisp/Scheme language, recently added two features: program images in the style of Common Lisp and Smalltalk for full-state serialization and debugging, and a portable Scheme backend decoupled from the Chez runtime for architecture-agnostic portability.
A minimal Chrome extension that hides LinkedIn's home feed while keeping jobs, profiles, messaging, and search usable. Pending Chrome Web Store approval, with manual installation available.
Firebird launched the CIS region's largest AI factory in Armenia, powered by NVIDIA accelerated computing and Dell infrastructure, with plans to deploy over 70,000 NVIDIA GPUs and 300 MW of capacity by 2027. NVIDIA also intends to invest in Firebird as part of a broader 2-gigawatt roadmap across Armenia, Kazakhstan, and other markets.
Gentoo has temporarily closed its Bugzilla instance due to overload caused by AI bot scrapers, highlighting the growing burden of automated scraping on community infrastructure.
Ladybird is a truly independent, pre-alpha open-source web browser built on a novel engine that uses LibWeb, LibJS, and other components inherited from SerenityOS, aiming for a complete, standards-based browser for the modern web.
A Twitter user argues that Elon Musk has rebuilt America's strategic capacity in space, electric vehicles, communications, and semiconductors, and criticizes the media for focusing on his tweets instead of his achievements.
Amiga Corporation announced new agreements with Commodore International and Hyperion Entertainment, clarifying ownership of Commodore/Amiga intellectual property and defining the future of AmigaOS development and licensing.
An automation consultant warns that automating workflows without understanding their original purpose can encode outdated rituals and lost context, telling a story of a meaningless 24-hour hold that survived a retired batch system.
A user shares a breakdown of 116 paid products costing $730k per year, listing hosting, AI, dev tools, and other services, asking for cheaper alternatives.
Musician Tom Vek discusses his passion project Sleevenote, a digital music player inspired by vinyl packaging, now releasing a smaller, cheaper Day One Edition for $349.
DeepMind's hurricane AI model gives forecasters an extra day of warning and is being open-sourced as WeatherNext models, though researchers don't fully understand how it works.
The article analyzes the progress of China's memory industry in next-generation architectures such as 4F² DRAM and Xtacking, arguing that CXMT and YMTC have transformed from followers into active participants in new architectures, but still lag behind Korean manufacturers in HBM, advanced packaging, and high-end customer certification.