Researchers found that frontier LLMs can read and write neural network weights, a capability known as Weight-Space Programming. This allows them to understand and improve the performance of neural networks without training or gradient information.
A web archiving enthusiast shares tools to preserve favorite websites, including browser extensions and a standalone app, after discovering a beloved anime fansite was replaced with online gambling ads. The author encourages readers to take action and archive their own sites using standard formats like WARC.
Mo tests the app end-to-end to verify critical flows and find bugs, using Momentic's automated testing capabilities. The user flow involves adding terminology, expected behavior, and test guidance to the Knowledge base, running tests against the app with AI-assisted steps and reviewing proposed repairs.
Central Warsaw in 1 m voxels, built from OpenStreetMap, LiDAR and the city's tree database. Walk around the Palace of Culture, change the date, hour and weather, or possess a pedestrian. Inspired by Minecraft, MagicaVoxel and Dungeon Keeper.
Anthropic's financial report reveals a massive $900 billion in spending commitments, mostly for the 2030s, with revenues that appear impressive but may not sustain extraordinary growth. The company faces intense competition and high costs due to AI industry margins being squeezed by demand pressure, commoditization, cost pressures, and external constraints.
Mathematicians must reevaluate the purpose of their work in light of AI's development, considering what gives mathematical work its worth and whether truths exist independently. The pursuit of truth should shape intellectual life, not just individual achievements or recognition.
Windows 2000 was launched with a San Francisco expo and event, where team members gave presentations and answered questions. The launch itself featured Patrick Stewart as the presenter, who effectively promoted the new operating system.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released a guide for small business owners, specifically solopreneurs, to protect their businesses from cyberattacks. The guide provides actionable cybersecurity basics tailored to the needs of solo entrepreneurs with limited technical knowledge or financial investment.
Anthropic's Q3 financials show slower growth, contradicting expectations and potentially affecting "neocloud" providers like CoreWeave. The slowdown may indicate moderating demand for AI services or companies using cheaper models from China.
Ubuntu's 22.04, 24.04, and 26.04 LTS releases lack patched kernels due to a critical CVE-2026-98432 vulnerability with a CVSS rating of 9.8. Affected systems remain exposed until official kernel packages are released by Ubuntu without an announced ETA for the fixes.
Apple announced its fiscal 2026 fourth quarter financial results, with revenue of $114.5 billion and diluted earnings per share of $2.10, up 12% year over year. The company also declared a cash dividend of $0.27 per share and reported record September quarter sales for iPhone and Services.
Paul Masurel, creator of Tantivy, built a search engine from scratch in Rust to test his understanding and provide an alternative to Lucene. He co-founded Quickwit with Elasticsearch's adoption in mind, but the project grew into something much larger as it became a foundation for various products.
Polyend is releasing Tracker firmware source code and Community Edition 1.0 on GitHub, allowing users to modify and share their own versions. The update includes new features such as sample editing, effects, and synth engines for the original Tracker and its variants.
Ubuntu failed to patch a critical Linux kernel bug, CVE-2026-98432, despite it being rated 9.8 and having a working exploit. Ubuntu's lack of timely patches has led the author to move servers off the platform due to lost trust in its reliability.
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory explores the universe's biggest, smallest, and fastest scales to develop new tools and materials. It advances areas like quantum technology and scientific computing to shape a healthier future.
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Oracle plans to issue $20 billion in new debt and sell $10 billion in stock to fund its AI buildout. The move is seen as a relief by investors, who had expressed concerns about the company's massive debt levels.
The author discusses the development of a C64 BASIC dungeon game, introducing character progression and level design. The game now features five levels with increasing difficulty and rewards for collecting chalices, leveling up, and completing challenges.
Cloudflare's Zone Builder now uses a targeted build planner and scheduler to reduce full builds, cutting peak memory by 85% and halving the time from DNS change to data being written to Quicksilver. The new system reduces full builds by about 40%.
The author reflects on their initial struggle with projective space and homogeneous coordinates, finding them abstract until motivated by a bottom-up approach. They now advocate for introducing these concepts early to make geometry more elegant and practical.
Researchers studied using large language models to modernize old PHP code, finding that the results are often worse than leaving it alone. Most LLMs broke 32-51 working files while repairing at most 10, with only a small percentage of changes required under PHP 8.3.
LongCat-2.5 is a multimodal model for long-horizon agentic tasks with 1.6 trillion parameters, offering native visual understanding and agentic coding capabilities through discrete tokenization and offline visual preprocessing.
PostHog rebuilt its warehouse using Trino and created a custom table format, HogLake, after experiencing issues with DuckDB's scalability and compatibility. The company is now looking for design partners to help improve their data warehouse solution.
The syscall table for each architecture is a JSON file showing the history of syscalls, including when they were added and dropped. The data comes from the kernel source code and is updated whenever changes occur.