0. Tesla Roadster (tesla.com)
1631 points · 3097 comments · by shekhar101
The piece links to Tesla’s Roadster webpage, a YouTube video, and a Tesla social-media post. [src]
1. Claude reveals ECDSA curve origins (anthropic.com)
1051 points · 388 comments · by ahlCVA
Claude reveals ECDSA curve origins: <a href="https://words [src]
2. 90% of US working hours are spent on tasks not covered well by AI benchmarks (mercor.com)
619 points · 570 comments · by speckx
Mercor’s analysis finds that existing AI benchmarks cover tasks in only 208 of 923 US occupations, leaving an estimated 90% of American working hours poorly represented, particularly in smaller, middle-income and physical-world jobs. [src]
3. How the Claude Code team does code review (claude.dev)
475 points · 468 comments · by pretext
Anthropic says Claude Code’s team has scaled development by shifting routine code review to layered AI and automated checks, reserving human approval for higher-risk changes while emphasizing rapid rollback, incident-driven evaluation, and accountability for every release. [src]
4. Waymo in Toronto (waymo.com)
327 points · 446 comments · by ChrisArchitect
Waymo is preparing to launch its autonomous ride-hailing service in Toronto in 2028, beginning with manually driven mapping and testing while partnering with Element Fleet Management to invest in local facilities and hundreds of jobs. [src]
5. You could have invented transformers from memory (alexwang.ai)
625 points · 142 comments · by speckx
The article explains transformers as associative memory systems, showing how linear layers, MLPs and self-attention progressively reduce recall interference and increase storage capacity—from roughly 64 memories for a 64-dimensional linear store to more than a million for self-attention. [src]
6. Bleached corals thrive within days when touching healthy neighbour (nature.com)
547 points · 117 comments · by alkyon
Bleached corals can thrive within days [src]
7. I love software rendering (jamesfmackenzie.com)
382 points · 234 comments · by speckx
The author argues that classic DOS games often look best in their original CPU-based software renderers, whose sharp pixel textures and gritty color banding can shine at high resolutions on modern hardware, though native DOS requires powerful CPUs and compatible sound cards. [src]
8. Apple ML Research: Muse Spark Open with MLX on Mac Studio (machinelearning.apple.com)
365 points · 206 comments · by antipaul
Apple’s latest MLX release enables distributed local inference of the 816-billion-parameter Muse Spark Open model across M5 Ultra Mac Studios, reaching 36.73 tokens per second with RDMA over Thunderbolt while improving performance for smaller models over M3 Ultra systems. [src]
9. JPEG XL vs. AVIF for web use-cases (jakearchibald.com)
327 points · 216 comments · by farlight
A benchmark finds AVIF generally delivers smaller, faster-to-decode web images than JPEG XL—especially for screenshots, illustrations, and transparency—though JPEG XL wins for lossless compression, JPEG transcoding, and some photographic outliers. [src]
10. eBay Restricts Listings of Radio Equipment, but Exempts Ham-Band-Only Gear (arrl.org)
279 points · 251 comments · by 7402
eBay now requires FCC ID numbers for most listed radio transmitters under new FCC rules, but says equipment operating exclusively on amateur radio frequencies remains exempt because it does not require FCC authorization. [src]
11. I never authorized an integration that scans my secrets (github.com)
248 points · 230 comments · by trvrprkr
A Home Assistant user criticized its unannounced Have I Been Pwned password check, prompting clarification that secrets are hashed locally, only five hash characters are sent, matching occurs locally, and the feature can be disabled with `ha security options --pwned=false`. [src]
12. Llama.cpp on a jailbroken PS5: run any GGUF model natively on the console (github.com)
373 points · 85 comments · by Anon84
PS5LM lets jailbroken PS5 consoles run GGUF language and decision models on their GPU, serving them through OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible APIs to devices on the same network without a PC or cloud account. [src]
13. Dam removals are bringing fish back across the northeastern United States (smithsonianmag.com)
351 points · 91 comments · by sohkamyung
We couldn't summarize this story. [src]
14. Desire to Move Permanently to U.S. at New Low (news.gallup.com)
191 points · 195 comments · by karakoram
Gallup reports that the U.S. remained the top preferred destination for would-be migrants in 2025, but its share fell to a nearly two-decade low of 15%, while global desire to migrate declined to 15%. [src]
15. Anthropic assigned highest junk credit rating in June (ft.com)
297 points · 87 comments · by JumpCrisscross
Anthropic was assigned the highest credit rating within the “junk” category in June. [src]
16. US Rep Announces Congressional Legislation to Protect Video Game Ownership (ritchietorres.house.gov)
240 points · 137 comments · by DeepLogin
Rep. Ritchie Torres announced the Power To The Players Act, which would require the FTC to protect video-game ownership, including resale rights and offline play for online games after servers shut down. [src]
17. Show HN: Gemini 4 Argon plays StarCraft (starskirmish.com)
249 points · 111 comments · by __cayenne__
StarSkirmish Bench compares flagship OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Muse models playing StarCraft: Brood War by writing code, including results for Gemini 4 Argon. [src]
18. Any window from your Mac, on your iPhone and iPad (github.com)
270 points · 76 comments · by chanana
Sill is a free, open-source app that streams individual Mac windows or the entire desktop to an iPhone or iPad, supporting touch, Apple Pencil, keyboards and trackpads over direct, encrypted connections without accounts or intermediary servers. [src]
19. RPKI now protects 70% of internet routes (ipinfo.io)
230 points · 112 comments · by emot
RPKI now validates 70.3% of Internet routes, up from 54% a year earlier, with China driving much of the increase, while invalid routes rarely propagate; however, loose authorizations and missing records remain vulnerabilities, and ASPA path validation is still in early deployment. [src]
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