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Researchers writing in Physical Review D say the universe could have formed inside a massive black hole, then rebounded rather than beginning from a singularity.
Read report »Apple previewed a broad software redesign that ties iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch and TV closer together while trying to keep the interfaces familiar.
Read report »An invited keynote in San Francisco reviewed how quickly the model landscape changed, from local open-weight releases to expensive frontier systems and a viral image launch.
Read report »HMAS Canberra changed frequencies after its navigation system interfered with internet and radio links from Taranaki to Marlborough.
Read report »The planned 14,800-kilometre link would connect Valparaíso with Sydney through French Polynesia by 2027, creating a new digital route between South America, Asia and Oceania.
Read report »The GitHub project wraps layout, logic and output formats into a single Markdown-based workflow for books, papers, slides and knowledge bases.
Read report »The post argues that modern AI-assisted development is not chat prompting, but agents that inspect code, run tools and iterate against real tests.
Read report »A long essay says the web should treat JSON more like a progressive image, with useful partial data arriving before the last byte has loaded.
Read report »The author of a deliberately messy site argues that a page should feel handmade, personal and alive rather than generic and over-polished.
Read report »An essay about a crossword Discord says the real pleasure of wordplay comes from relations that complete a neat square.
Read report »A new system card for Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4 outlines how Anthropic frames the models, their capabilities and the guardrails attached to them.
Read report »A write-up on Sean Heelan’s site says OpenAI’s o3 model helped identify CVE-2025-37899 in the Linux kernel’s SMB implementation.
Read report »The extension combined database management, query editing, Azure integration and a PostgreSQL-focused GitHub Copilot agent in a single editor-based workflow.
Read report »A blog post says Distributed Denial of Secrets published 410GB of data hacked from TeleMessage's archive server and limited access because the material contains sensitive personal information.
Read report »Microsoft says the Windows Subsystem for Linux is now open source, with the code on GitHub and a multi-year path from WSL 1 to the separately shipped WSL package now complete.
Read report »Domenic Denicola argues that spaced-repetition software has become much better, largely because newer scheduling algorithms such as FSRS are reducing wasted reviews and making learning less frustrating.
Read report »A short note by matklad says code is often easier to reason about when precondition checks move to the caller and batch processing becomes the natural base case.
Read report »Vates alleges that a space company repeatedly abused Xen Orchestra Appliance trials, and says it may tighten limits to stop the pattern.
Read report »DeepMind says AlphaEvolve combines Gemini models with automated evaluators and an evolutionary loop to improve code, math and compute systems across Google.
Read report »The titanium-encased lander made an uncontrolled re-entry, with Russian authorities placing its descent over the Indian Ocean.
Read report »A retrospective blog post says a brief 1991 alias forwarding mistake at NeXT ended with one of Steve Jobs’s shortest and most memorable responses.
Read report »The Rust-based editor says its new Agent Panel can inspect code, edit files and run tools while keeping the product open source.
Read report »A developer essay argues that once you learn to fix things, software stops looking finished and starts looking like a list of obligations.
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