- 2Stats: 72% of respondents said they felt curious, happy or excited about AI (marginalrevolution.com)
- 3Agentic ERP (shakegraph.com)
- 1Anthropic to Pay Akamai Technologies $11.6B over Seven Years for Cloud Services (wsj.com)
- 1Accomplishing More with LFM2.5-VL-DSpark (2tinteractive.com)
- 2Mercedes-Benz gets first dibs on ProLogium's Gen4 solid-state EV battery cells (electrek.co)
- 2Valen: A multimodal decision model inspired by Jev (github.com)
- 4The Murky History of Soviet-Born Tetris (thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
- 66GitLab Outage (status.gitlab.com)
- 1Show HN: Jev-browse – browser sub-tasks for coding agents at ~1/3 the cost (github.com)
- 3It's sinister that Meta's Muse AI mascot is so cute (theverge.com)
- 18MentalHealthBench (openai.com)
- 1CTNicholas Multiplayer-Coding-Agents (github.com)
- 3Special police to investigate threats to democracy, Swedish election fraud (kvartal.se)
- 4Launching FreeBSD/EC2 Desktop AMIs (daemonology.net)
- 2Turbocharging Your Python Workflow (medium.com)
- 2Award-Winning French Author Accused of Using AI to Write Debut Novel (cbc.ca)
- 1Zuse: Open-Source Cloud Agents (github.com)
- 1Cal Newport: Here's What to Ask A.I. Leaders (nytimes.com)
- 1One API for Frontier Media Models (blog.comfy.org)
- 2Welcome to the Age of Listening Devices (finance.yahoo.com)
- 1Interesting QA Career building book with interview tips (link.springer.com)
- 1Building an Ultra-High Throughput AI-SQL Engine (fsdatalab.github.io)
- 3Goldman reaped more than $200M in fees from hedge fund Situational Awareness (ft.com)
- 6Bushmen (mapwriting.substack.com)
- 1Mini Test Planning: How to add rigor without slowing down QA (qawithahmed.com)
- 1Internet domain subprocess.run redirects to the Python docs for subprocess.run()
- 2Show HN: Sprocket – A bioinformatics workflow engine in Rust, from St. Jude (sprocket.bio)
- 8DraftKings Is Using AI to Supercharge the Harms of Online Behavioral Advertising (eff.org)
- 3A24, Sony, or the New York Times May Soon Swallow Letterboxd (gizmodo.com)
- 2Lessons for Software Developers from Heinlein (2009) (computerworld.com)