0. Anthropic S-1 (sec.gov)
1709 points · 1680 comments · by SiNTEx
We couldn't summarize this story. [src]
1. Microsoft offers mass buyouts for roughly a quarter of its workforce (seattletimes.com)
1083 points · 1175 comments · by doctorzook
Microsoft offered buyouts to 60,000 employees—nearly a quarter of its workforce—but expects only a fraction to accept and leave. [src]
2. Three new discoveries in mathematics, computer science, and physics (openai.com)
1162 points · 714 comments · by jonluca
The provided text mentions three new discoveries and links to a discussion of a paper arguing that the Exponential Time Hypothesis is false, but gives no further details. [src]
3. Solar power is becoming bigger than nuclear (bbc.com)
552 points · 789 comments · by geox
Solar generation overtook nuclear globally in 2025, driven by falling costs, rapid deployment, unreliable fossil-fuel alternatives, cheaper batteries and expanding technologies, though future growth depends on grids, storage and electrification. [src]
4. Lula wins election after final votes tallied (reuters.com)
515 points · 653 comments · by laurenth
We couldn't summarize this story. [src]
5. The Exponential Time Hypothesis Is False [pdf] (github.com)
803 points · 302 comments · by vok
An OpenAI-linked preprint titled “The Exponential Time Hypothesis Is False” presents a claimed result overturning a major assumption in computational complexity theory. [src]
6. GPT-6.1 Terra (openai.com)
637 points · 427 comments · by meetpateltech
OpenAI’s post links to developer documentation for GPT-6.1 Terra but provides no additional details in the supplied text. [src]
7. Sebastian Raschka's from-scratch video course on building reasoning models (magazine.sebastianraschka.com)
856 points · 116 comments · by sgiannopoulos
Sebastian Raschka released eight free, 11-hour video lectures showing how to build reasoning models from scratch in Python and PyTorch, covering evaluation, inference scaling, reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards, and distillation using a pretrained Qwen3 model. [src]
8. Oldest GUI application that still runs on Windows 11 (blog.enlyth.com)
543 points · 339 comments · by enlyth
The oldest GUI app found to run natively on Windows 11 is a 16-Nov-1992 CD player from an early Windows NT 3.1 build, while 1985’s Windows 1.01 Reversi runs only through the otvdm emulator. [src]
9. The Grid, a factory-scale robot in Massachusetts that builds PCBs on demand (circuithub.com)
567 points · 261 comments · by seddona
CircuitHub unveiled The Grid, a Massachusetts factory-scale robot that automates high-mix PCB production, delivering example boards in four days for $630 versus nine days and about $465 from Shenzhen, while planning to quintuple capacity this year. [src]
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