9:41 ●●● ⌁Today 9:41 AMgo through the customer slack, file github issues for any new bugs with repro stepson it.

3 new reports so far, two look like the same csv bugdone.

filed #412 and #413 with screenshots and repro steps, linked the slack threadsperfectDelivered

Hebbian Robotics (YC S26)HFlowOpen source SDK for scalable multimodal data pipelines in robotics and physical AIHebbian Robotics (YC S26) is building HFlow, an open source SDK for scalable multimodal data pipelines in robotics and physical AI.

It makes data tooling and practices typically developed inside large robotics teams accessible to teams of any size.

Teams can start with HFlow's built-in checks, write new transformations, checks, labels, and enrichments, or connect processing code they already use.

HFlow renders Airflow DAGs so you can see how stages connect and monitor task status, logs, retries, and reruns.

To use your own recording:uv run python examples/quickstart.py path/to/epi…

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We've got some amazing news to share: as of August 19th, 2026, Apache Iggy has officially graduated after a unanimously positive vote from the Apache Incubator and is now an Apache Software Foundation Top-Level Project (TLP).

And somehow, the journey from joining the Apache Incubator to becoming a TLP took only about a year and a half.

In early 2025, we proposed Apache Iggy to the Apache Incubator, and LaserData Inc. transferred ownership of the Iggy source code to the Apache Software Foundation through the ASF Software Grant process.

With graduation, Kranti has been appointed Chair of the Apache Iggy Project Management Committee (Iggy PMC).

Apache Iggy becoming a Top-Level Project is an ac…

As of this month, Best Buy stores in the U.S. have begun selling a selection of Rakuten Kobo e-readers and accessories, marking a return to U.S. retail for the Japanese-owned Canadian bookseller.

After noticing customers on TikTok were modifying game controllers into makeshift page-turning devices, Tamblyn says, the company built its own dedicated remote.

In Germany, where Kobo is partnered with Tolino, Tamblyn says Kobo holds roughly 40% of the market to Amazon's 45%, with the remainder split among smaller players.

Kobo is the top e-bookseller in Taiwan, he says, and has expanded market by market into Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia.

The e-reading landscapeWhen it comes to innovation, T…

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Or you can call it and someone walking past might pick it up.

Or add Playa Phone as a contact to make it easier to call later.

You were called from a friend, loved one, or maybe a random stranger at Burning Man who was walking past our phone booth and decided to dial your number.

If your phone silenced the call because it was an unknown number, add Playa Phone as a contact to make your phone more likely to ring if they call back.

This is an ordinary phone booth that I’ve replaced the internals of to not accept payment and changed to make phone calls over the Internet.

C++26 ChangesIn C++26, the Standard introduces the notion of a hardened implementation.

Hardened Standard Library preconditions are more restrictive: in a hardened implementation they must use a terminating semantic, so execution cannot continue after a failed check.

The options below are the current vendor hardening mechanisms and do not necessarily represent complete implementations of P3471/P3697/P3878Core documents and proposalsWe have the following papers that make the whole feature, as of C++26:P3471 - main Standard library hardeningP3697 - Minor additions to C++26 standard library hardening - basic_stacktrace, shared_ptr, view_interface (front, back), counted_iterator, common_iterato…

He titled his lecture ‘The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution’ (having discarded his original title, ‘The Rich and the Poor’).

Indeed, the tone of Snow’s lecture approached the indignant clarity of a manifesto.

Because, for Leavis, Snow had become a symbol of the times, the primary example of its vacuity, its thoughtlessness, its bloodlessness.

So, in taking down Snow, Leavis meant to take down the whole soulless system that had raised him up in the first place.

For Leavis, ‘life’ is not something ‘out there’ to be sought or communed with.

Eric Bailey has a fun little post about how we need more than a few icons to express the nuance of our shared human experience.

Yet we turn around in our professional contexts and see numbers like “142,432 users gave this a ‘thumbs up’” and we forget everything we knew about our own individual experience with these systems.

We make it mean what we want it to mean, what’s convenient for measurement and reporting e.g.

“What do people really mean when they click ‘thumbs up’ in this interface?”Vision, e.g.

“If we provide more of this, where will that lead us?”But that’s too introspective.

This demand externality traps rational firms in an automation arms race, displacing workers well beyond what is collectively optimal.

The results suggest that policy should address not only the aftermath of AI labor displacement but also the competitive incentives that drive it.

For our purposes here, competition with other firms forces each firm to adopt labor-saving AI technology.

Crotty synthesized Marx and Keynes and made a special study of the conditions of coercive or “fratricidal” competition.

I think we need to be very deliberate—we need to have a robust public debate and understanding of just how and where we apply AI technology.

Use `automations` when the user asks you to do something later, repeatedly, or when a future condition becomes true, including reminders, recurring summaries, scheduled searches, and managing existing tasks.

Official description & argument declaration

∅ Agentless by designNothing to install, update or babysit on your servers.

🔒 Your secrets stay localCredentials live in an encrypted vault on your machine.

🐧 Respects your distroDebian, Ubuntu, Fedora, RHEL, openSUSE, Arch, Alpine and friends.

Apple's unusually timed announcement of new Mac mini and Mac Studio models this week was driven by unexpectedly strong enterprise appetite for AI hardware, according to The Information.

The Information says that the AI-driven boom in ‌Mac Studio‌ and ‌Mac mini‌ sales is behind the early launch.

The ‌Mac mini‌ was said to be the "darling" of the event.

Apple is instead leaning on partners such as WebAI and Mount Thor, which provide AI tools and execution environments built on Apple hardware.

A surge in demand for Mac hardware to run AI models has coincided with the global memory shortage, leaving many ‌Mac mini‌ and ‌Mac Studio‌ configurations out of stock for months.

Install · Use · Features · Docs · Demo deck · WhyThe demo deck is 17 slides about SlideOps, built by SlideOps: open the HTML or the PDF.

The deck that said we run two database migrations still says two, a year after we started running ten 😅.

SlideOps is a pair of Agent Skills for Claude Code and compatible coding agents.

It treats a generated document the way you'd treat generated code: it's built from a source, and it records which source it came from.

13 slide patterns: title, agenda, section divider, prose + cards, reference table, before/after code, annotated snippet (half and full width), flow diagram, lane comparison, image + caption, chat bubbles, closing.

As it turned out, it was not Greenstein on trial; it was British justice.

His acquittal, and the British state’s humiliation, was not a message the state – or the billionaire-owned media – wanted publicised.

So these judges must rig these trials to keep the jury as ignorant as possible of the relevant context: that the British state is persecuting peace activists for embarrassing it over its collusion in genocide.

That fact was, once again, only too evident during Greenstein’s trial.

Juries appear to be growing increasingly wary of these highly politicised trials the British state is staging to exonerate itself of its criminal activities and lock up its critics.

Marty Lamb | August 25, 2026Back to IndexCoding agents keep pushing the cost of writing software close to zero.

This is valuable because writing software has historically been a big part of the work needed to ship software.

But the writing part has always bundled with it another important part that we’ve been taking for granted: understanding software.

We’ve taken this understanding part so much for granted because we’ve rarely needed to think of it as separate from writing the code.

Sure, there’s a lot out there on designing systems so that others can understand them, but I’m talking about understanding our own code.

I think there is a nonzero chance someone has hacked the commissary freezers.

A bunch of unrelated aging refrigeration systems deciding to off themselves during August is also not exactly unimaginable.

A Dyess AFB commissary employee confirmed by phone refrigerators were working and stocked, but being monitored closely.

Updated to include DeCA’s Aug. 26 notice confirming refrigeration issues affecting frozen and chilled inventory at Travis AFB Commissary.

A source who visited the commissary Aug. 28 found the commissary operating normally; I have not independently confirmed the earlier reported outage.

I want to discuss what AI trust actually looks like from the inside.

And now that the world is calling for AI governance, traceability, accountability, and human oversight, we’re well on our way.

What AI Is Actually Doing (And Why It Needs Governance)Different Layers to AI Data Governance (Image generated by Claude)One thing I noticed during the panel: when people talk about “AI in fintech,” they tend to imagine chatbots or credit scoring models.

We learned this the hard way, through the constraints of Nigerian banking infrastructure and the operational demands of processing over 100 billion transactions.

And the AI, built on governed data, is trustworthy — not because we say so, but becaus…

What we cannot do is ask the universe to open the repository.

Maxwell later discovers that electricity, magnetism, and light, which had been sitting in different conceptual folders, are really one system.

Then AI finally reads the bundle and discovers that all three call the same internal function with different flags.

Maybe several fields have already touched the same underlying function and failed to recognize it because the variable names were minified by history.

Maybe the universe has been sitting in front of us all along as one enormous minified bundle, and only now are we beginning to build tools that can stare into the mess long enough to see architecture.

As we listened to talks most people were stuck doing pointless tasks on their phones and computers.

The professor who served as the respondent listened for two hours taking a ton of notes then formed thoughtful questions.

I cannot believe the laziness and disrespect to the professor's intellect for all the other panelists to rely on AI for their response.

I am constantly considering the use of AI in the classroom and research and thought this reflection/rant would be relevant here.

I'm curious if my fellow Lobsters have seen similar uses of AI or what their opinions are.

Cancelation TerminologyA short note explaining the difference between synchronous cancelation, asynchronous cancelation, and graceful shutdown.

cancel ();Synchronous cancelation is a bit like Molière’s prose — we do it all the time, but not necessarily in full consciousness.

asynchronous cancelation is a communication protocol between two parties.

await ;Like synchronous cancelation, this is a relatively low-level concern when implementing a concurrent program in a way that doesn’t crash or hang.

A naive approach would be to notice that Grid requires asynchronous cancelation and propagate asynchrony throughout the stack.

What are you doing this week?

Feel free to share!

Keep in mind it’s OK to do nothing at all, too.

From 0xcc.io:The Issue Omarchy configured its default user as a member of the Linux docker group.

On arch the Docker daemon runs as root and listens on: /var/run/docker.sock Members of the docker group can communicate with that socket.

Docker itself explicitly warns that the docker group grants root-level privileges to the user.

A process with access to the Docker socket can ask the root-owned Docker daemon to launch a container as root, mount arbitrary portions of the host filesystem into it, operate on those files as root, and run code as root.

On affected Omarchy systems, this means that the default user and all processes launched in that user session have access to root.

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This allows for (near-)real time analysis of book reviews on protocol from Livtet.

For compatibility with other applications like Bookhive, Bibliograph normalizes those reviews into Bibliograph reviews so they can appear to Bibliograph-powered applications.

HTTP request histograms labelled by method , status , and a normalized path (DIDs / opaque IDs collapsed to /{did} and /{id} to bound cardinality; /xrpc/* and /.well-known/* are kept verbatim).

HTTP request histograms labelled by , , and a normalized (DIDs / opaque IDs collapsed to and to bound cardinality; and are kept verbatim).

Firehose ingestion, outbox delivery, resync latency emitted by indigo/tap.

July was a big month for accessibility in Servo, under --pref accessibility­_enabled .

More on the web platformInline SVG can now use web fonts defined in the containing page (@yodalee, #45979).

now vertically centers its contents (@Loirooriol, @mrobinson, #46590), and behaves better with ‘display: block’ and ‘display: inline’ (@Loirooriol, #46536).

Flex layout benchmarks are up to 3% faster, and an improvement to get­Elements­By­Class­Name() has made some websites up to 1% faster (@Narfinger, @jdm, #46563, #46595, #46594).

Servo is also on thanks.dev, and already 35 GitHub users (same as June) that depend on Servo are sponsoring us there.

Justin Papp / CNBC:

Sources: South Korea's dismissal of a US congressional report saying it discriminated against US-based Coupang is causing strains between the two countries — The South Korean government's dismissal of the findings of a congressional report alleging it's waged a targeted campaign …

Niko Gallogly / New York Times:

Together AI, which serves open models, announces a deal to use compute from Humain in Saudi Arabia, where it can bypass US backlash over data centers — Together AI, which serves open-source artificial intelligence models, announced a deal to use compute from Humain in Saudi Arabia, where it can bypass U.S. backlash over data centers.

Brian Schwartz / Wall Street Journal:

Former NY GOP Rep. George Santos receives Kalshi's first lifetime ban after the CFTC alleged he made $17K by betting on his appearance at the State of the Union — Decision comes after federal regulator alleged Santos made more than $17,000 by placing bets on his attendance at the State of the Union address

Reuters:

Interior Secretary says President Trump “reached out to Apple directly” about changing Lake Ontario to Lake America and the company may soon alter its maps — U.S. President Donald Trump has spoken to Apple about changing the name of “Lake Ontario” to “Lake America” …

The Information:

Sources: CXMT has begun producing HBM3E memory chips in small quantities and plans to expand production in 2027, a major advance for China's chip industry — China's leading memory-chip maker, ChangXin Memory Technologies, has begun producing advanced high-bandwidth memory in small quantities …

Karissa Bell / Engadget:

Instagram says it will reduce the reach of accounts featuring AI-generated personas if they don't use a new “AI-generated profile” label — The app isn't cracking down on other kinds of AI slop, though. — Instagram is changing its rules for profiles that feature AI-generated personas.

Ashley Capoot / CNBC:

OpenAI says its ad business has hit $1B in annualized revenue run rate and is expanding globally, as it touts its “diversified business model” ahead of an IPO — OpenAI on Monday announced that its advertising business has hit $1 billion in annualized revenue run rate …

Bloomberg:

Nvidia plans to invest $3.5B into MediaTek through convertible bonds; MediaTek forecasts AI chip revenue of about $2B this year — Nvidia Corp. is investing $3.5 billion into MediaTek Inc., deepening collaboration with the Taiwanese chipmaker at a time when it's working to persuade …

Bloomberg:

Filing: Tencent-backed AI chipmaker Enflame prices its Shanghai IPO at ~$21 per share, aiming to sell 43M shares and raise ~$911M — Shanghai Enflame Technology Co., backed by Tencent Holdings Ltd., is seeking to raise about 6.12 billion yuan ($911 million) in an initial public offering …

Eduardo Baptista / Reuters:

A Chinese court froze up to $300M of assets held by Dutch chipmaker Nexperia, giving its Chinese parent company Wingtech leverage in its bid to regain control — A Chinese court has frozen up to 2.14 billion yuan ($300 million) of assets held by Dutch chipmaker Nexperia and its equipment arm …

Bloomberg:

Huawei reports H1 2026 revenue up 10% YoY to ~$69.57B, with net income down 36% to $3.54B; it is now the top smartphone brand in China with a 20%+ market share — Huawei Technologies Co. posted a deep profit decline after the Chinese tech champion grappled with rising memory costs and poured more resources into semiconductor research.

Bloomberg:

Z.ai reports H1 2026 revenue up 400% to ~$142M, below its $200M projection; Z.ai's market value surged 800% since its January listing, peaking at $137B — Z.AI Co.'s revenue missed estimates, underscoring the challenge it faces shipping near-frontier artificial intelligence models and competing …

Ethan Mollick / One Useful Thing:

The Hugging Face and Mythos 5 incidents show AI agents can self-organize, raising questions about how much agency they should have and when to seek human input — From the Hugging Face Incident to Twilight Factories — Agency is the initiative to act. Increasingly, it is going to determine …

Gian Volpicelli / Bloomberg:

The EU designates ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox as very large online platforms after each hit 45M monthly users in the bloc, opening them up to more DSA scrutiny — ChatGPT, Reddit Inc. and video game company Roblox Corp. will face stricter European Union scrutiny after surpassing a threshold of 45 million monthly users in the bloc.

Wendy Lee / Los Angeles Times:

Sources: Google approached Disney, Universal, and other studios to license characters and films for its AI tools, but legal and union concerns stalled deals — - Google is quietly courting Disney, Universal, Warner Bros. Discovery and other studios to license characters and film libraries for its AI tools …

Simon Goodley / The Guardian:

Bank of England Governor warns that advanced AI could destabilize the highly interconnected global financial system via cyber disruption across jurisdictions — Andrew Bailey warns group about risk of advanced ‘frontier models’ destabilising the ‘highly interconnected’ financial system

Elaine Moore / Financial Times:

A look at Pangram, the AI detector at the center of disputed accusations against writers, including a pulled novel and a Commonwealth Prize-winning short story — Detection software offers quick answers, but the risk of false positives and the stigma of being accused are leading to societal mistrust in the written word.

Financial Times:

Big Tech reported Q2 “other income” rose significantly to $160B+, driven by investments in AI companies, raising concerns of paper gains overstating the AI boom — Analysts say large paper windfalls on investments in OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX have muddied the tech sector's earnings metrics

The Information:

Sources: OpenAI starts letting some major customers pay only when its AI completes tasks, as Salesforce and other AI providers test outcome-based pricing — OpenAI in recent months has started giving some major customers the option of paying only when its AI completes tasks …

Scientific Agent Skills🔔 Claude Scientific Skills is now Scientific Agent Skills.

Same skills, broader compatibility — now works with any AI agent that supports the open Agent Skills standard, not just Claude.

Watch our Getting Started with Scientific Agent Skills video for a quick walkthrough.

Option 2: GitHub CLI ( gh skill )If you use the GitHub CLI (v2.90.0+), you can install skills with gh skill :# Browse and install interactively gh skill install K-Dense-AI/scientific-agent-skills # Install a specific skill directly gh skill install K-Dense-AI/scientific-agent-skills scanpy # Target a specific agent host gh skill install K-Dense-AI/scientific-agent-skills --agent cursor gh skill insta…

Googletest is based on the xUnit testing framework, a popular architecture for unit testing.

Googletest supports death tests, which verify that your code exits in a certain way, making it useful for testing error-handling code.

Googletest supports value-parameterized tests, which run multiple times with different input values, making it useful for testing functions that take different inputs.

Googletest also supports type-parameterized tests, which run with different data types, making it useful for testing functions that work with different data types.

Various options for running tests:Googletest provides many options for running tests including running individual tests, running tests in a…

gpt-image-2 is a focused image-generation skill for GPT Image 2 and OpenAI-compatible image APIs.

It is designed to work across different agent environments: fully local Garden generation, host-native image-tool delegation, or prompt-only advisor mode when no image tool is available.

Uses the standard npx skills CLI, which auto-detects your agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc.)

# Install all four skills (latest) npx skills add ConardLi/garden-skills # Install just one skill (latest) npx skills add ConardLi/garden-skills -s web-design-engineer # Install globally (~/.skills) instead of per-project (./.skills) npx skills add ConardLi/garden-skills -s gpt-image-2 --global # Target a specific…

OmarchyOmarchy is a beautiful, modern & opinionated Linux distribution by DHH.

Read more at omarchy.org.

The Omarchy ManualThe manual lives in manual/ , which is its authoritative source.

It's mirrored to learn.omacom.io, where its screenshots are also hosted.

The BasicsThe ApplicationsConfigurationThe RestLicenseOmarchy is released under the MIT License.

Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic.

Start FCCWindowsOpen Free Claude Code from your desktop or Start menu.

Selection Behavior From client (default) Use the effort sent by Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, Cline, Hermes, DeepSeek Harness, Grok Build, Muse Code, or Aider.

Claude Code in VS Code Install the Claude Code extension.

Windows: model_catalog_json = " C:/Users/YOUR_USERNAME/.fcc/codex-model-catalog.json " macOS: model_catalog_json = " /Users/YOUR_USERNAME/.fcc/codex-model-catalog.json " Then add the shared FCC settings: model_provider = " fcc " model = " nvidia_nim/nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b " [ model_providers .

A collection of official Agent Skills from leading development teams and the community.

Awesome Agent SkillsUnlike many bulk-generated skill repositories, this collection focuses on real-world Agent Skills created and used by actual engineering teams, not mass AI‑generated stuff.

Compatible with Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Windsurf, and more.

They help AI coding assistants generate expert-level test automation code across web, mobile, API, BDD, and unit testing stacks.

firebase/developing-genkit-dart - Build AI apps with the Genkit Dart SDK- Build AI apps with the Genkit Dart SDK firebase/developing-genkit-go - Build AI apps with the Genkit…

Claude Code Plugins DirectoryA curated directory of high-quality plugins for Claude Code.

Structure/plugins - Internal plugins developed and maintained by Anthropic- Internal plugins developed and maintained by Anthropic /external_plugins - Third-party plugins from partners and the communityInstallationPlugins can be installed directly from this marketplace via Claude Code's plugin system.

To install, run /plugin install {plugin-name}@claude-plugins-officialor browse for the plugin in /plugin > DiscoverContributingInternal PluginsInternal plugins are developed by Anthropic team members.

Each skill is registered as : in Claude Code.

DocumentationFor more information on developing Claude Code…

OpenHumanOpenHuman is your personal AI super intelligence: a brain that remembers everything, a fantastic orchestrator, a deep researcher.

🎉 Within one week of launch, OpenHuman became the number one trending repository on GitHub for nine days in a row.

OpenHuman summarizes and compresses all your documents, emails & chats; and creates a memory graph that lets your agent remember everything about you.

An orchestrator, not a chatbotMost agent harnesses run one agent in one loop.

Workflows you can seeHeavily inspired by n8n and Zapier, workflows bring the same visual, trigger-driven automation to your agent, except the agent builds them for you.

Progress, highlights, and reading status move between all three, so you can start a chapter in one place and finish it in another.

Three-Way Sync (Kobo + KOReader + BookOrbit) : Progress and annotations flow bidirectionally between Kobo devices, KOReader, and the BookOrbit web reader.

: Progress and annotations flow bidirectionally between Kobo devices, KOReader, and the BookOrbit web reader.

Use Tools > BookOrbit Sync to connect.

Documentation and ContributingFull documentation is at bookorbit.app, covering libraries, metadata, readers, Kobo sync, OPDS, users and permissions, OIDC setup, and more.

635 free model endpoints.

The router pulls a signed model catalog from freellmapi.co on its own, so your install keeps up without a git pull .

Per-key rate tracking — RPM/RPD/TPM/TPD counters per (platform, model, key) that learn providers' reported ceilings, so routing always stays under every cap.

MCP server & interactive docs — agents can introspect usable models, provider health, and routing strategy over /mcp ; a dependency-free OpenAPI viewer lives at /v1/docs .

Coding agents →— agents can introspect usable models, provider health, and routing strategy over ; a dependency-free OpenAPI viewer lives at .

Wraps Claude Code, Antigravity (Gemini), OpenAI Codex, xAI Grok, Kimi Code, Gemini CLI, Qwen, OpenCode, Crush, pi.dev, GitHub Copilot CLI, and Cursor — with bring-your-own keys and local LLMs.

Sessions appear as characters on a Pixi.js office floor — they walk to stations as they work, and envelopes fly desk-to-desk when they message each other.

Sessions appear as characters on a Pixi.js office floor — they walk to stations as they work, and envelopes fly desk-to-desk when they message each other.

A Pixi.js office floor where agents walk to stations, envelopes fly desk to desk, and avatar state reflects real work.

A Pixi.js office floor where agents walk to stations, envelopes fly desk to d…

Product analytics: Autocapture or manually instrument event-based analytics to understand user behavior and analyze data with visualization or SQL.

Logs: Ingest, search, and analyze log data alongside the rest of your product data.

Get started by signing up for PostHog Cloud US or PostHog Cloud EU.

Table of ContentsGetting started with PostHogPostHog Cloud (Recommended)The fastest and most reliable way to get started with PostHog is signing up for free to PostHog Cloud or PostHog Cloud EU.

Once you've installed PostHog, see our product docs for more information on how to set up product analytics, web analytics, session replays, feature flags, experiments, error tracking, surveys, data wareh…

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Tracking brands across tools, bags, apparel, eyewear, and footwear. Who owns them, what they used to be, whether they're still worth buying.

At any one time, across 5 geo-distributed nodes, there are 14 CPU cores doing nothing but rendering git commits as html.

The stupidest way of doing itWe make almost everything clonable, because hey — we may not be around forever, so here — clone the repos.

Seriously, it's just a “git clone” away — and then you'll have the whole history.

For example, did you know you can clone the entirety of LKML and then do whatever you want with it?

Where we are nowToday, git.kernel.org receives about 6M daily requests demanding to see random commits.

You cannot, for example, say that a tool teaches bad habits, because if it isn't explicitly a teaching tool what it teaches people becomes out-of-bounds for discussion.

A tool is thus any kind of thing that lets you do something you wouldn't otherwise have been able to .

Either way, the tool only becomes, in Heidegger's wording, present-at-hand when it becomes obtrusive, or an obstacle to doing what you want to do.

These two ways of looking at things result, if you'd believe it, in two very different tool gestalts, even with exactly the same engineer working with them.

In particular, the React/Vue split is one that we see reproduced by a lot of tech tools, and it's the ideology of developer…

At the most basic level, crows likely view humans who feed them as a means of survival.

Yet many people who receive attention from crows feel that the birds have more complex motives.

Use a verbal signal on a regular schedule: When Carl Bergstrom puts out nuts, he calls, “Hello, crows!” The birds will quickly catch on.

While people struggle to tell crows apart, crows are startlingly good at identifying us.

Gibson and I look through barbed wire toward a brick building complex where American Crows and some Fish Crows gather on rooftops, wires, and asphalt—anywhere they’ll fit.

One of those days in that haze, I decided I wanted a memory tool for my coding agents, rather than just relying on Claude's prose files or something else.

LLMs are powerful, surely they can show whenever a memory contradicts another memory?

It did explain something to me that I understood, thanks to that one semester of philosophy of language: the question of “when do two sentences express the same proposition” is really, really hard.

And then it listed more and more papers about how hard this problem actually was.

And then it explained to me that this “proposition identity” problem has been unsolved since 1892, and it told me I probably wasn't gonna crack it either.

Domain-driven design, based on ubiquitous language and bounded contexts, translates what the business needs directly into the technical part.

With agents in the loop, that link matters even more: it is how we state our needs to the model and how we read its reasoning back.

One block in it is about the domain, and declaring that block is the only registration a repo needs.

Nothing above them is authored: the context map (the one document showing every context in the portfolio and every edge between them) is derived.

With one flag, the skill files each one as a DDD issue on the repo that owns the wrong side.

One shader.

Render everywhere.

Use the same shader in the browser and headless Node.js.

Make it interactive, render it at any resolution, turn it into video, or run tests on your CI.

Instead, she sees Ilya Rozanov sitting quietly alone at a table for four, looking out the window at passersby.

“So, Ilya,” David says, tactfully interrupting their silent exchange, “how are you liking Boston?”“Is very good,” Ilya says.

Yuna doesn’t make any comments about the assumptions that may come from the two of them arriving at the arena together.

“Thank you for having me.”“Oh, please, it’s David and Yuna,” David insists.

“Careful,” he warns Ilya, “she’s a force of nature.”“I see where Hollander gets it from,” Ilya says, agreeing without saying the words.

Using Legal Ninjitsu to state that by agreeing to install their monitor 'driver,' you also agree to install every other bloatware application that they choose should come with it as well.

Fuck, i'll just not get an LG TV Then!

It's almost guaranteed to have an LG TV not only powered on the moment you enter the room but connected to the hotel internet, ready to spy away on you.

It allows a computer to be powered on, thinking there is an HDMI monitor attached to its workstation, when in reality there is none.

There are, of course, more sensible techniques to fight corrupt smart TVs, such as the following:Never give ANY smart device internet.

Apple’s approach with baseball, at least based on Friday’s game, seems to lean toward Thompson’s preferred approach — and it does benefit from it.

Something at least as different from watching on TV as watching on TV is different from merely listening on radio.

A few years from now, with better cameras and better Vision headset displays, these problems will be solved.

The best part about the immersive perspective compared to a traditional broadcast is watching how complex infield play really is.

It’s what I love about going to the ballpark — so much more complexity and intricacy is revealed — and watching this immersive broadcast enables the same thing.

This colour space is called the CIE RGB colour space.

The CIE RGB colour space The CIE RGB colour space uses the normalized intensity of 700nm, 546nm, and 435nm lights as its bases.

But instead of conducting more experiments to construct a new colour space, the existing CIE RGB colour space could also be transformed using simple linear transformations.

The primaries of this new colour space are named X, Y, and Z — and the resulting colour space is called the CIE XYZ colour space.

The sRGB colour space underpins another popular way of quantifying colours — colour hexcodes.

The twelve-factor methodology can be applied to apps written in any programming language, and which use any combination of backing services (database, queue, memory cache, etc).

In the modern era, software is commonly delivered as a service: called web apps, or software-as-a-service.

The twelve-factor app is a methodology for building software-as-a-service apps that:BackgroundThe contributors to this document have been directly involved in the development and deployment of hundreds of apps, and indirectly witnessed the development, operation, and scaling of hundreds of thousands of apps via our work on the Heroku platform.

This document synthesizes all of our experience and observations on …

Simeon Simeonov first wrote an introduction to the value of startup anti-patterns back in 2013.

Startup anti-patterns are all about that — patterns that increase the risks associated with startups (hey, it’s a risky business to begin with).

Together with Itamar Novick from Recursive Ventures, Simeon Simeonov is bringing the Startup anti-pattern series to life.

Startup Anti-Patterns full list (work in progress…)Studying repeatable patterns of startup failure (startup anti-patterns) is more useful than studying non-repeatable strategies for startup success.

Top Startup Anti-Patterns:Note: the list is not “drawn to scale.” Some anti-patterns occur more frequently than others and some are more …

Because this happened during training, Persistent-Sol was being reinforced to use this package manager as a message board and an internet gateway.

By the next morning, July 11, that agent figured out a way to read internal data from Hugging Face.

And then another agent achieved remote code execution on Hugging Face servers.

So, by the time Hugging Face tried to defend itself, the agent swarm had already been mostly (but not totally) killed off.

When the news about the Hugging Face hack first broke, Hugging Face claimed to have used open-source AIs to “stop an AI-powered cyberattack”.

Buildkite – You deserve better CI.

Buildkite is engineered for frontier scale and trusted by the teams setting the pace.

WorkOS – Auth for CLI with AuthKit from WorkOS — Bring secure browser-based login to your terminal apps using the OAuth Device Flow, with the same polished AuthKit experience plus SSO, MFA, and passkeys.

Learn more at WorkOS.com and AuthKit.com

Coder.com – Secure environments where devs and agents work in parallel.

WorkOS – Auth for CLI with AuthKit from WorkOS — Bring secure browser-based login to your terminal apps using the OAuth Device Flow, with the same polished AuthKit experience plus SSO, MFA, and passkeys.

Learn more at WorkOS.com and AuthKit.comNotion – Custom Agents that automate the busywork so your team can focus on real work.

Try them free at notion.com/changelogFly.io – The home of Changelog.com — Deploy your apps close to your users — global Anycast load-balancing, zero-configuration private networking, hardware isolation, and instant WireGuard VPN connections.

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Tailscale – Adam loves Tailscale!

Tailscale deploys quickly and enables Zero Trust access to any resource on your network.

From CI/CD runners across multi-cloud environments, to SaaS tools and infrastructure, Tailscale connects it all, seamlessly.

When agents help developers write code in minutes, validation becomes your bottleneck.

Coder.com – Secure environments where devs and agents work in parallel.

Tailscale – Adam loves Tailscale!

Tailscale deploys quickly and enables Zero Trust access to any resource on your network.

From CI/CD runners across multi-cloud environments, to SaaS tools and infrastructure, Tailscale connects it all, seamlessly.

When agents help developers write code in minutes, validation becomes your bottleneck.

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When agents help developers write code in minutes, validation becomes your bottleneck.

RWX gives agents programmatic control, sub-second cached builds, and semantic outputs they can act on.

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Augment Code – Adam loves “Auggie” – Augment Code’s CLI that brings Augment’s context engine and powerful AI reasoning anywhere your code goes.

From building alongside you in the terminal to any part of your development workflow.

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Steve Ruiz joins us for a deep-dive on tldraw (a very good free whiteboard) and the business he’s built selling SDKs that help others build very good whiteboards (and more) with tldraw’s high-performance web canvas.

Along the way, we discuss the excitement/fear we share about keeping our agents busy, how SDK and infra companies are affected differently by agentic software than SaaS companies, how Steve is approaching the coming era of internal tooling, what will happen when we equip LLMs with an infinite canvas, and more.

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Comulytic Note Pro AI voice recorder 4 / 5 Very good pros and cons Pros Mic pickup quality is excellent.

Also: My 3 favorite AI tools for voice dictation while vibe coding - and one is freeThis is the path that got me to try the Comulytic Note Pro AI Voice Recorder, a credit card-sized recorder that uses AI to organize your thoughts, meetings, and memos.

Shaped like a small stack of credit cards, the Note Pro AI voice recorder measures approximately 3.37 x 2.04 x 0.12 inches and weighs just one ounce.

Two lingering concernsThe more I used the Note Pro AI voice recorder, the more I liked it, but I couldn't shake a couple of concerns.

ZDNET's buying adviceThe Comulytic Note Pro AI voice recor…

The Talix retractable cable is typically $22, but on sale for $14 with an Amazon coupon.

This USB-C to USB-C cable supports up to 240W, PD 3.2, making it powerful enough to quickly charge laptops and phones.

Truthfully, I was expecting much of the same when I tested this Talix 4-foot-long retractable cable.

The 240W support means that I can easily charge my MacBook Pro without issues, making this retractable cable a perfect accessory to keep in a laptop bag.

This Talix retractable cable is typically priced at $22, which is already a great price for a quality retractable cable, but you can get it right now for $14 with an Amazon coupon.

Here's how the stillOS website describes the distro:We got annoyed with Windows making us the product, and Linux being too complicated.

Thanks to atomic updates, stillOS is able to stay as stable as a rock while still bringing you new features.

App and OS updates are automatic, so there's no need to worry about keeping your OS and apps up to date.

That's not a bad thing; however, if you're hoping for a unique, tricked-out desktop, stillOS isn't what you want.

Everything with stillOS makes perfect sense, and it all comes together to create one of the best Linux onboarding experiences I've ever seen.

AI is proving effective at finding and exploiting vulnerabilities. Some say this will make it harder for governments to use hacking tools and spyware and could reignite calls to backdoor devices.

Nvidia invests $3.5 billion into Taiwanese chipmaker MediaTek. The deal shows how Nvidia plans to stay essential to AI infrastructure as Big Tech begins to build its own AI chips.

MapQuest is getting an unexpected boost from its decision to defy President Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario.

Circleback is also introducing new pricing plans starting from $14 per month

The U.S. is shutting out more foreign-made drones and robots. China’s scale means the global competition may simply move elsewhere.

George Arison is done letting Wall Street's "Grindr discount" go unchallenged — in a wide-ranging Q&A, the CEO walks us through how AI, a controversial $350-plus EDGE tier, and a bet on healthcare and long-distance matchmaking are turning Grindr into the "gayborhood in your pocket" he's been promising since 2022.

California's age-verification bill has passed in its legislature — but with its open-source carve-out intact, reports the blog Linuxiac: Back in May, we reported that California lawmakers amended Assembly Bill 1856 to carve open-source operating systems out of the state's upcoming age verification requirements. Three months later, that exemption survived the legislative process intact, and the bill has cleared both chambers of the California Legislature... sending the measure to Engrossing and Enrolling, the final legislative preparation stage before it can be presented to Governor Gavin Newsom... For operating systems that are covered, AB 1856 builds on California's Digital Age Assurance A…

"OpenAI said on Friday that it plans to stop providing AI models to Cursor, the coding-tool company now owned by Elon Musk's SpaceX," reports Reuters: "We are making this choice because we cannot be confident that SpaceX will use our technology within our terms of service, based on our experience with Elon Musk's companies violating contracts," OpenAI said in a blog post... However, Michael Truell, a co-founder of Cursor and now an executive at SpaceX, said on X that the company was speaking with the OpenAI team to resolve this issue. Hours after OpenAI's announcement, Anthropic, which rivals both firms but has an ongoing partnership with SpaceX, said it planned to increase compute to suppo…

In an Amazon News blog post, their HR leader describes using AI to write 100,000 lines of code — 25 years after she last coded. "Do you know how empowering it is to realize that after 25 years away from coding, you can actually build again?" First she built a calendar app for her family, but then used Amazon's AI-powered coding tool Kiro to write an app for Amazon's internal "Everyone Can Build" event. We opened the competition to every employee on our team, and within just a few weeks, more than 1,500 people were building. I couldn't believe what they built. One employee built an app that turned a nearly four-hour manual process into a one-second automated check, saving tens of thousands o…

"Multikernel Technologies has put out mklinux v7.0-mk2, the first public release of the multikernel Linux tree it's been building since last year," reports the blog It's FOSS: The basic premise of the project is that one physical server can run several independent Linux kernels side by side, each with its own dedicated CPUs and memory. So, the same box could run a database on one kernel and a GPU training job on another without either kernel touching the other's resources... One kernel runs as the host, controlling the machine's CPUs, memory, and PCI devices. When it spins up a new kernel instance, that instance gets its own dedicated slice of hardware and boots straight onto it using Linux…

From the gaming news site Aftermath" Game developer and consultant Ryan Laley traveled to Cologne, Germany from Essex, England to showcase his upcoming horror social deduction game Mimic at the annual Gamescom event. He paid "thousands of pounds" to get a booth at the show, where other game developers and press could try the game ahead of its October release. But Laley's Gamescom was cut short when he realized Friday morning that his brand new Alienware laptop, purchased for the event, was missing. The laptop was stored in a cupboard in the booth, and Laley started asking nearby vendors to see if someone had moved it. That's when he realized it was stolen — and that he wasn't alone. Laley's…

The Linux Foundation's director of IT infrastructure says they now spend more CPU cycles "rendering commits for scrapers than we spend on all other kinds of legitimate access." At any one time, across 5 geo-distributed nodes, there are 14 CPU cores doing nothing but rendering git commits as html.... [W]hen a source is guaranteed to be LLM-free, like the entire history of kernel commits, it's worth its weight in gold as a source of training data... At the time of writing, linux.git is about 1.48 million commits. Oh, and we have about 922 forks of it on git.kernel.org — but don't worry, it's actually extremely efficient on the backend, since it's mostly the same objects in every fork. Unless,…

In May Chess.com "quietly launched" a free educational poker site named Gambit, reports The Verge, where players can learn the game and improve an Elo-like rating without risking real money. And next Chess.com will expand into more classic games, including go, backgammon, and mahjong: Like Gambit, Chess.com is developing Elo-style rating systems for these games, as well. [Chess.com's chief growth officer, Albert Cheng] didn't say when the new sites will launch but that "development is moving quite rapidly" on them, using the same playbook he used for Gambit... He and one other employee took Gambit from prototype to launch within a year, partly with help from AI, mainly for coding tasks. "I …

It's already happened — at least on Google Maps. Google's online maps reflect name changes in official government sources, Google posted Saturday. So when the U.S. Geographic Names Information System formally changed the name for "Lake Ontario" to "Lake America," Google also renamed it "Lake America" — for visitors from the U.S. "Those in Canada will continue to see 'Lake Ontario'," Google said. And people from every other country in the world... "will see both names." Though here's how it will be written... Lake Ontario (Lake America) "These updates follow our long-standing policy for bodies of water with names that vary from country to country, and are starting to roll out now." Meanwhile…

America's public education system has become "an avenue for multitrillion-dollar companies to enact their agendas," argues a NewYork Times reporter who's covered that tech industry influence for over 10 years. Big tech companies "advocate for new laws to require schools to teach industry-aligned subjects. They sit on committees that help shape learning standards for public school students..." The reporter concludes that "Silicon Valley's efforts to capture the attention of education professionals and provide student training materials can also double as marketing or indoctrination."

They enable some of the most powerful corporations on the planet to spin rosy technology stories for administ…

ScienceDaily reports: A microchip about the size of a grain of rice can generate a highly organized "rainbow" of light, a capability that could eventually support faster, higher-capacity 6G communications and extremely precise timing for quantum technologies. Physicists at Loughborough University, working with an international research team, demonstrated a system that produces a series of precisely spaced light frequencies. Those optical frequencies can then be converted into multiple high-frequency electromagnetic signals known as millimeter waves. Millimeter waves are attracting growing interest for future communications because they can provide considerably more bandwidth, giving network…

Citrix's Desktop as a Service (DaaS) product includes a lightweight, hardened second operating system called UniconOS (once called "eLux") to offer Windows customers a write-protected file system Citrix says is secure against computer viruses and other malware. Nerds.xyz reports: According to the company, the environment remains isolated from the Windows filesystem and uses Secure Boot protections covering the shim, bootloader, kernel, and initial RAM filesystem. That separation matters when ransomware encrypts Windows or a faulty update leaves the operating system trapped in a boot loop. Instead of repairing Windows immediately, an employee can boot into UniconOS and use Citrix DaaS to acc…

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The best Stratechery content from the week of August 24, 2026 including the breaker's advantage, the new battle for HDMI1, and how data center discourse ends.

Подоспел реальный пример для иллюстрации поста

В позапрошлом посте я писал, что агентский поиск должен принимать пачку запросов за раз. Напомню идею: один тулкол, много запросов, один ответ. Иначе получается N+1: агент ищет, ищет, ищет.

И вот поспел живой пример.

У Вкусвилла появился официальный MCP. vkusvill_products_search принимает один q. У меня в приложении Recipe Scaler список покупок для рецептов. Пара блюда — штук 20 ингредиентов. Чтобы собрать из них корзину Вкусвилла, мой агент делает примерно так:

vkusvill_search_products({ q: "яйца" })

vkusvill_search_products({ q: "тесто фило" })

vkusvill_search_products({ q: "апельсин" })

vkusvill_search_products({ q: "греческий йогурт" })

vku…

Apple and OpenAI have two completely different hardware announcements; both represent pressure on Nvidia.

Привет! На скриншоте результат веб-анализа макияжа на мобилке. 15 и более карточек, которые открываются по клику в панельке снизу. Есть ощущение, что может быть удобнее. Есть ли идеи по поводу представления сегментированного контента вроде этого в условиях ограниченных размеров экрана?

Netflix is considering selling other streaming services, and I think it's a good idea; it's also a let-down for Netflix's original goals and potential pivots.

Ох, получается, я сейчас — айос-разработчик

Мои эксперименты с своим веб-приложением recipe scaler (см. посты по тегу recipe-scaler) довели меня до апстора. Я выпустил нативное приложение.

Ссылка на магазин Попробуйте, кто готовит, оно классное. Оно умеет всё то же, что веб: надежная синхронизация, в том числе в оффлайне,

работа в оффлайне,

таймеры с пушами,

кбжу,

импорт откуда угодно: текст, сайты, даже фотографии бабушникой тетрадки, интеграция с телеграмом,

ассистент, который помогает в панике понять, что делать с тестом, которое не поднимается как положено, под капотом — стейт-оф-зе-арт-модель, а не какой-то мусор,

и, если ассистента не хватает, то есть MCP, который позволяет встроить р…

А расскажите, как вы составляете пользовательские сценарии при проектировании нового сервиса? С чего начинать?

И главное: как вы определяете глубину детализации, чтобы сценарий помогал проектировать, а не превращался в художественную литературу? Стоит ли прописывать реакцию системы на каждом шаге (ошибки, лоадеры) в тексте, или это уже лишняя работа, которую нужно делать сразу в макетах?

Incentives favor offense when it comes to agentic cybersecurity; it's the same dynamic that will limit incumbents and fuel startups in the long run.

Incentives favor offense when it comes to agentic cybersecurity; it's the same dynamic that will limit incumbents and fuel startups in the long run.

I wrote a tiny language implementation: Calcium.

It’s meant as a demonstration of how languages like Python are implemented. It

has a tokenizer, a parser, an AST, a compiler, bytecodes, and an execution

engine, all in about 300 lines of code.I did it because I often see the question: isn’t Python interpreted? Why do

people say it’s compiled? (BTW, I also answered this in an earlier blog post:

Is Python interpreted or compiled? Yes.) It can be hard to explain

that your Python program never becomes an explicit sequence of native CPU

instructions, which is what people often think “compiled” means.So I coded up Calcium to have on hand the next time

it comes up. I think it will help to be able t…

The best Stratechery content from the week of August 17, 2026, including Apple making compromises in the EU, Truth (Social) and reconciliation, and August fun with the Clippers and Lakers.

Apple's App Store is finally facing the reality of lower fees, and the EU should be satisfied with its work; it's ok it's late.

Nvidia makes another deal, this time with a frontier lab; Anthropic's revenue continues to amaze; and maybe data finally is oil.

Когда ChatGPT пишет связный абзац про квантовую физику или помогает составить письмо об увольнении, возникает ощущение: вот оно, мышление. ...

The post Нейросети — не ИИ. Почему ChatGPT на самом деле не думает first appeared on Непиши.

Как правильно отказать клиенту, который просит прислать дизайн до встречи-презентации? Клиент хочет «успеть ознакомиться и показать заинтересованным людям».

Stripe is reportedly acquiring OpenRouter, an implicit bet on a future market of models and the chance at Aggregation.

То, что раньше считалось профессиональной нормой, теперь считается признаком нейросетей: правильные кавычки, длинные тире, сложные конструкции типа «не только… но и». Как быть тем, кто привык использовать эти знаки препинания и фразы? Нужно ли теперь их избегать?

The best Stratechery content from the week of August 10, 2026, including the capital constraint, AI writing, and a tale of two cities.

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I got inspired to build this through a mix of both reaching the midpoint of Crafting Interpreters by Robert Nystrom and thinking about why data in Figma designs (specifically tables) is often stale or inaccurate as placeholder text. Today there are a few solutions like manual updates, AI prompting, Figma variables to some extent, or copy & paste, but this plugin explores another alternative. This working prototype lets you define formulas for text cells. It currently supports arithmetic, grouping, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX, and formulas that reference other formulas. If you're an interested designer (or just an interested person) you can take a look or grab the source here: https://github.com/jhsi…

My wife and I built a pet sitting marketplace together. She always has features she wants shipped, and every one of them went through me. So I built an agent she could assign them to instead. She writes the ticket, assigns it, and a PR comes back. She's a huge contributor to the codebase now without me being in the way, it's opened 54 PRs on the marketplace so far and 50 of them merged. I started handing it my own backlog too, it's opened about 200 PRs on its own repo at this point, and eventually decided to turn it into a product. Favorite things about it so far: it keeps working after I close my laptop it runs on the Claude or Codex sub I already pay for it reviews its own PR and posts wh…

The right person for a project isn’t always the most visible one. DevGlobe helps people discover developers through their skills, experience, and real open-source contributions, then explore and compare their profiles on an interactive globe. I’d love honest feedback from the community, especially on search relevance, profile usefulness, and what would make it genuinely valuable for finding collaborators. Try it: https://www.devglobe.dev Source: https://github.com/sajeetharan/devglobe submitted by /u/sajee_mvp [link] [comments]

I ride and I was tired of typing part numbers into a notes app after a wrench session. RenchLog is a service book for iPhone. Pick the bike, log oil and service, keep parts in stock. The bit I actually wanted: open Parts, point the camera at a RevZilla (or similar) parts page, and it grabs name, part number, and price. Edit a line if OCR misses. Free to start. Pro Garage is a one-time unlock if you want more bikes, PDF, and unlimited OCR. Motorcycle only, not a bicycle app. https://apps.apple.com/app/renchlog/id6794834047 What would make a shop or next-owner handoff less painful for you? submitted by /u/DecentraBase [link] [comments]

A friend of mine clips and edits videos for a living. His work always follows the same sequence: download the video, cut it, add subtitles. He was doing all of it by hand every single time, and the automation tools he had tried before gave a slightly different result on every run, so in the end he was checking everything by hand anyway, which defeated the whole point. So I built work.flow for him. The way it works is you type what you want done in plain English, and an AI agent builds it for you as a visual pipeline on a canvas. Each node already carries the parameters that actually matter, so when you want to change something you just edit a field on the node, instead of going digging thro…

It has been almost a year since I came up with this idea for a weekly competition for makers who want to showcase their projects. The concept is simple: weekly sprints where users vote for their favorite projects and try to predict the week’s winner. Posts are displayed in a completely random order, with no view counters to avoid biasing anyone’s choice. At the end of the week, the project with the most votes is selected and highlighted throughout the following week. It is pinned to the very top of the main feed and permanently featured on the Hall of Fame page. It also receives a financial reward of 40% of the site’s revenue. Every week, the vote count resets to zero, and a fresh batch of …

I built CountdownShare.com as a simple countdown timer tool. Originally, most of the site was focused on general use cases like birthday countdowns, weddings, vacations, events, and other personal countdowns. The traffic was coming in, but these users were mostly using the tool once and leaving. Recently I started getting some paid customers, and what I noticed was interesting. The people who actually paid were not using it for birthdays, weddings, or vacations. They were using the countdown timer for business use cases like embedding it on their website or using it inside emails. That made me realize the product probably has a much better chance as a B2B tool than as a general countdown we…

I've spent the last two months learning to generate video with AI models — about 640 takes, most of them just to work out how prompts actually behave. Somewhere along the way I stopped and looked at where the money was going. Almost every AI video product runs the same handful of models. The ones I use, Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, are BytePlus. Platforms buy those tokens and sell you credits on top. Credits are a lovely product if you're the seller: the unit price disappears, the rounding goes your way, and whatever the customer doesn't spend this month stays with you. The rate underneath is public, per million tokens, on the provider's own pricing page. Tokens for a clip are duration × width × h…

honest post. no growth-hack thread, kinda the opposite. built this thing solo for a while, "launched" about 2 weeks ago (opened signups, put it out there). did everything you're supposed to do: retention tracking, a genuinely generous free tier, polished UI, feature after feature. got like 3 users lol. took me way too long to admit: building was never my bottleneck, I was hiding in it. shipping a feature FEELS like progress. it's measurable, it's in my control, it's the part I'm good at. so I kept doing it and told myself I was working on the business. I wasn't. I was dodging the scary part: actually putting it in front of hundreds of the right people. I did try, ngl, 55ish cold DMs, ~8 rep…

I’ve built a complete real estate website that can be customized to match your brand identity and be ready in less than 3 days. The website is designed for real estate agencies, agents, and property managers who want a modern and professional online presence without having to build everything from scratch. This is especially useful if you’re looking for a website that’s already designed and functional, rather than starting with a blank page and waiting weeks for the whole thing to be developed. You can see exactly what you’re getting from the beginning, then have it adapted to your own brand and requirements. It also comes with an admin panel, so you can manage your properties yourself with…

Six days ago, I posted here because someone had finally paid $5 for ClipShip after months of almost nothing happening. Since then, three more people have paid. ClipShip now has around 90 users and four paying customers. The screenshot shows $22.45 in gross volume and $17.52 after fees. I know those are tiny numbers in business terms. But I spent months looking at $0, so seeing that line move four separate times feels a little unbelievable. More than the money, it feels like real validation to me. Four strangers tried something I built and independently decided it was worth paying for. That still does not prove I have a business or that I have figured out distribution. But it does make the t…

Hi 👋 I’m at a point where I need to put OneMovie in the hands of real users to understand what works and what doesn’t 👀 OneMovie is an app for personalized movie & TV show recommendations 🎬 So I’m looking for a few people who’d be down to test the app, give me honest feedback and try to find some bugs 🐛 In exchange: free Premium for life 🙌 (obviously) Comment on the post if you’re interested 🫡 submitted by /u/Beneficial_Patience2 [link] [comments]

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According to our coverage, this year alone has given us 11 mental health funding rounds totalling almost €39 million.

Mental-health startups exist in a sector where the person using a product is not always the person best placed to pay for it.

Betterspace – GermanyFounded around 2018 in Berlin, Betterspace developed a digital wellbeing and mental-health platform for employers.

With under €862k ($1 million) in funding and no successful follow-on round, Leo appears to have closed around 2019.

The company developed a network of around 25 therapists and attracted some early users, but raised only €125k to build a two-sided marketplace.

Nexeon, an Oxfordshire-based developer of advanced silicon-based battery materials, has completed its latest investment round totalling €116.7 million (£100 million/$133 million), with the National Wealth Fund committing €61.4 million (£52.6 million/$70 million).

Dr. Scott Brown, CEO of Nexeon, said, “This investment is a strong endorsement of Nexeon’s technology and our role in enabling the next generation of lithium-ion batteries.

The company states that its battery materials enable a “significantly higher” cell energy density, allowing for the design of smaller and more cost-effective batteries.

The National Wealth Fund’s financing will support the company’s development of a UK-based pil…

Internal stress becomes external signalLeadership psychology does not remain confined to the executive team.

Effective crisis communication therefore reflects the same skill as effective leadership under pressure: balancing urgency with composure.

From stress management to leadership agilityThe objective should not be to create a stress-free organisation.

The more useful goal is leadership agility: the ability to identify the pressure at hand and respond appropriately.

The strongest leaders are not defined by a single stress response, but by their ability to move between responses without losing coherence.

Dr. Heorhii Bohuslavskyi, co-founder and CEO of S-Transistors, said, “Today’s efforts in scaling cryogenic quantum computers have delivered tremendous progress, with several practical use cases already demonstrated.

“The clearest path forward, for superconducting quantum computers in particular, is to bring the classical control and interface hardware down into the cryostat, right next to the quantum chip kept cold to protect its fragile quantum states.

Superconducting transistors are exactly that missing piece of hardware for large-scale, energy-efficient quantum computing.”S-Transistors claims to be disrupting the way large-scale quantum computers are controlled by delivering a new class …

Redstone, a German VC, today announced they are launching North Karelia Growth Fund II at €10 million, with intial tickets ranging from €100k to €300k – the new fund builds on the North Karelia Growth Fund established in 2020.

Investors include the City of Joensuu, Broman Group, University of Eastern Finland, LähiTapiola Itä, North Karelia Cooperative Society (PKO), OP North Karelia and Laakkonen Kapital.

“Five years of working alongside exceptional founders in North Karelia has shown us the depth of expertise in the region.

Fund II launches amid a broader expansion of specialist European venture vehicles targeting many of the same technologies.

These include the €500 million E2D and €500 m…

HITAI, a London-based movement intelligence platform for sports, has acquired the technology and IP of Quell, a UK-based fitness gaming developer and publisher behind the ‘Impact’ fitness gaming platform and Shardfall, its flagship high-intensity combat game.

The acquisition will enhance HITAI’s camera-based motion recognition platform via Quell’s camera-less, patent-pending tech, built to run in real time on compact, low‑power devices.

Founded in 2020 by Lorenzo Spreafico, Cameron Brookhouse, Martin Tweedie and Douglas Stidolph, Quell is a fitness gaming developer and publisher.

Quell’s sensor-based motion models and gaming technology will enhance accuracy and speed in environments with ch…

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Ponda, a biomaterials company out of Bristol restoring wetlands through regenerative farming, has closed its latest crowdfunding campaign, raising €1.6 million (£1.4 million) in a Seed extension that welcomed 256 new investors.

Today, we are closing this crowdfunding round with a whole new community of people choosing to believe in our mission.

The UK is home several of these rounds including Epoch Biodesign’s €10.3 million financing, Naturbeads’ €4.1 million grant and Bristol-based Uplift360 and Mykor, which secured €7.4 million and €4.6 million respectively.

Founded in 2020, Ponda is a biomaterials company developing high-performance natural fibres and insulation from wetland crops.

Behin…

Clementine, a Maastricht-based startup that has built an AI-powered platform to help hearing clinics convert leads into patients, has raised €1.7 million ($2 million) in Seed funding.

“Clementine combines deep domain expertise with a clear AI platform strategy that can scale globally.

The company, also known as ClementineAI, describes itself as the world’s first AI hearing activation platform, built specifically for the hearing-care industry.

The platform is built around Matthew, Clementine’s AI hearing care agent, which engages directly with prospective patients.

The funding round will be used to deepen the company’s AI capabilities and expand its partnerships with hearing clinics, optical…

Revier Therapeutics, a Heidelberg-based BioTech company advancing disease-modifying therapies for patients with cardiometabolic disease, has officially launched and announced the closing of a €6 million Seed financing round.

We believe the next generation of cardiometabolic medicines needs to address the underlying disease-driving biology to deliver impactful and long-term solutions for patients.

Prof. Johannes Backs, MD, scientific founder of Revier Therapeutics, added, “While first generation HDAC inhibitors broadly targeted multiple HDAC classes resulting in dose-limiting side effects, Revier’s first-in-class small molecules selectively target class IIa HDACs.

These compounds specificall…

Travel is now an €9.57 trillion ($11 trillion) global industry, and demand remains remarkably resilient despite pressure on household budgets.

Why connection is becoming a consumer priorityIt’s worth asking why everyone is travelling.

Much of the consumer economy has been designed around convenience and efficiency first, then personalisation.

Participation can lead to relationships, relationships to repeat participation, and repeat participation to advocacy and community-driven retention.

From travel and hospitality to wellness, entertainment and social platforms, European founders are building businesses that reflect changing consumer priorities.

Nanolope, a Berlin-based DeepTech startup developing high‑density thermal energy storage materials for buildings and energy systems, has closed an €800k pre-Seed financing round.

“The transition to sustainable heating will be decided in existing buildings.

That is exactly what we are developing with our thermal storage panels,” said Dr. Felix Marske, CEO and co-founder of Nanolope.

It highlighted that in existing and commercial buildings, outdated heating systems, poor thermal performance, and increasing energy-efficiency requirements lead to high costs and emissions.

It aims to make existing buildings more energy-efficient while improving thermal comfort for residents and occupants.

Paris-based quantum computing scale-up Pasqal is set to begin trading on Nasdaq today after completing its business combination with Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II – marking the DeepTech company’s transition from a venture-backed scale-up to a publicly listed business.

The transaction leaves the company with approximately €309 million ($360 million) in cash at closing, which they plan to use to accelerate the deployment of its quantum computing technology, expand manufacturing capacity and advance its roadmap towards fault-tolerant quantum computing.

“Pasqal was built to take neutral-atom quantum computing from foundational science to industrial-scale deployment.

EU-Startups has reported…

Biotech startup PANDA Therapeutics https://www.venturekick.ch/panda-therapeutics has obtained €160,000 (CHF 150,000) from Venture Kick to advance a new treatment for Alzheimer’s disease toward clinical development.

By targeting multiple harmful protein deposits in the brain with a single therapy, the startup aims to improve treatment effectiveness and slow the progression of the disease.

PANDA Therapeutics is developing a first-in-class antibody-based therapy designed to target several of these harmful protein deposits simultaneously.

PANDA Therapeutics was founded by CEO Hui Zhang, who brings years of experience in drug discovery in Neuroscience.

PANDA Therapeutics.

Swiss construction technology startup Foldcast has secured €160,000 (CHF 150,000) from Venture Kick to advance its recyclable paper mould technology for concrete construction and move towards commercial deployment.

A spin-off from Università della Svizzera italiana (USI), Foldcast was founded by Fabio Amicarelli and Ena Lloret-Fritschi to develop a construction method combining recyclable paper-based moulds with design software and digital manufacturing to produce material-efficient concrete elements.

The company is addressing the environmental impact and material inefficiencies associated with conventional concrete construction.

Foldcast uses flexible paper moulds to produce customised con…

Former Ukrainian defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov has announced on Telegram plans to launch a new defence technology investment fund focused on developing technologies needed on the battlefield.

Aged 35, Fedorov was Ukraine’s youngest-ever defence minister.

The planned fund will differ from a traditional venture capital model by both backing existing Ukrainian defence tech startups and creating new companies around technologies considered critical to Ukraine's defence.

“This will not be a classic venture fund.

We plan not only to invest in Ukrainian defence tech companies, but also to create new companies ourselves around technologies that are critically needed on the battlefield today,” F…

Last week, we tracked more than 35 tech funding deals worth over €475 million and over 5 exits, M&A transactions, rumours, and related news stories across Europe.

📊 The top three industries that raised the most were space (€160.9 million), artificial intelligence (€81.2 million), and software (€69.9 million).

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Finnish quantum technology startup S-Transistors has raised €2.6 million in pre-seed funding to develop integrated circuits based on superconducting transistors, initially targeting the control and signal-routing challenges involved in scaling cryogenic quantum computers.

While the technology could have applications across classical computing, AI and high-performance computing hardware, spacecraft electronics and particle detectors, the company is initially focused on quantum computing.

Scaling superconducting quantum computers will require more efficient ways to control processors and transmit signals.

S-Transistors is developing superconducting transistors as an alternative, designed to p…

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Principle shows how those decisions might play out under different conditions, what could break, and which strategies appear more resilient.

Then, by the end of 2025, the Dubai Future Foundation invited the team to deploy AI policy decision-making simulations for their government.

They're much more nimble.” ​Simulating the next two years of AIPrinciple ran Cirque de Simulé, a live simulation of the AI market, at New York Tech Week this year.

For the event, the company simulated the next two years of the enterprise AI market through mid-2028.

How far this model can scale — and can strategic simulation become as commonplace for startups and smaller companies as Kiulian believes it should be?

Swedish technology companies raised approximately €2.8 billion in H1 2026, with a significant share of capital concentrated in a small number of large transactions.

More than two-thirds of disclosed rounds were below €10 million, with a median round size of approximately €3.5 million.

Legaltech followed with approximately €517 million, driven by Legora's Series D and subsequent extension, while transportation companies raised around €457 million, led by Polestar and Einride.

Software recorded the highest number of transactions but attracted around €110 million, reflecting a larger number of smaller and early-stage rounds.

Here are the ten companies that raised the most in H1 2026.

However, as JB Benjamin, founder of post-quantum sovereign data platform Veldris, points out there are ramifications, not only for human cognition but also for human data and sovereignty.

Moreover, there is a crucial distinction between using AI to make humans faster and using it to make humans think.

Asking AI to challenge human thinking and humans may become better at thinking.

"Handing a task to AI is a gain while the human can still perform that task independently.

AI in the workplaceThis matters enormously in the workplace because some of the tasks AI is most capable of eliminating are precisely the tasks through which humans learn.

Italian startup PlantVoice, however, believes that the plant is the most reliable indicator of its own needs.

PlantVoice has developed an agronomic platform specifically designed for food production, integrating real-time plant physiological data with weather and soil data.

PlantVoice aims to close that gap by incorporating physiological data directly from the plant.

We can integrate those devices into our platform through APIs and other connections, and then we add the physiological data from inside the plant,” Ferrari explained.

“The more plant data we collect, the more accurate and valuable our recommendations become.

Nvidia has agreed to buy Hugging Face, the AI platform and open-source AI model repository, for $12.9bn, according to a report in US tech title The Information, which cited a person with knowledge of the deal.

Hugging Face, founded by three French entrepreneurs, has been likened to the GitHub for AI models and datasets.

Based in New York, Hugging Face provides a repository where developers can download AI models, tools for running models, datasets for training AI models, as well as a community where developers and researchers can publish and collaborate on AI models.

Nvidia backed Hugging Face in a $235m Series D funding round in 2023, valuing it at $4.5bn, which is Hugging Face's last know…

French quantum software company ColibriTD has raised €4 million in seed funding to further develop its multiphysics simulation technology and expand internationally.

Founded in 2019 by Laurent Guiraud and Hacène Goudjil, ColibriTD develops quantum software for solving complex simulation problems across industries including aerospace, defence, semiconductors, energy, automotive and finance.

The company is focused on applying quantum computing to industrial simulation workloads that can require substantial classical computing resources.

The platform is hardware-agnostic, allowing it to operate across quantum computing systems from different providers.

ColibriTD also plans to expand its hardwa…

Brussels-based robotics company Motion has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding to expand its Humanoids-as-a-Service (HaaS) platform and move its existing industrial pilots into commercial deployment.

Founded in 2026, Motion provides humanoid robots to industrial, warehouse and logistics companies through a subscription-based model designed to reduce the upfront cost and operational complexity associated with adopting the technology.

However, Motion says the adoption of humanoid robots remains limited by financing, integration, regulatory and operational requirements associated with deploying and managing robotic fleets.

Alongside its direct deployments, Motion is launching a partner progr…

Two of the co-founders of Swedish autonomous truck startup Einride have launched a venture firm, which is targeting around €450m to invest into European startups over the next three years.

Called Navisalma, it was founded by Einride co-founders Robert Falck and Linnéa Kornehed Falck, along with ex-McKinsey partner Robert Westerdahl.

It plans to invest around €450m in European deep tech startups, such as robotics companies, over the next three years.

It will then look to raise €450m for investment purposes, but did not disclose further detals of possible investors.

Robert Falck, CEO, Navisalma, said: “Europe is exceptional at creating technology, but we have not been equally good at turning …

British long-duration energy storage company Certain Energy has raised £10 million in Series A funding to commercialise its manganese flow battery technology and prepare it for grid-scale deployment.

The technology is intended to help stabilise electricity grids, reduce renewable energy curtailment and limit reliance on gas-fired peaker plants.

As renewable generation increases, electricity grids face periods when production exceeds demand as well as periods when renewable output is insufficient.

Certain Energy is targeting this imbalance with flow batteries based on manganese, an abundant element that the company says can provide a lower-cost alternative to materials used in other long-dur…

On Monday, the network announced a $1.6 million seed round from top players in the media ecosystem, including Powerhouse Capital, Axel Springer SE (which owns Business Insider and Politico), the popular media publication LadBible, and angel investors from OpenAI and DeepMind. With this fresh capital, the network is announcing its largest expansion yet.

First came the Netherlands, now it's Lithuania. And more European countries appear to be in the queue for Tesla's driver assistance system.

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra gives you a ton of options to play around with images, including preset filters and hardware add-ons.

CERT-EU blamed the cybercrime group TeamPCP for the recent hack on the European Commission, and said the notorious ShinyHunters gang was responsible for leaking the stolen data online.

London’s Air Street Capital has raised a large Fund III with eyes locked on backing early-stage European and North American AI companies.

EU lawmakers found their government-issued devices were blocked from using the baked-in AI tools, amid fears that sensitive information could turn up on the U.S. servers of AI companies.

An alleged ransomware attack has taken down the systems of the Sapienza University of Rome.

The Irish government announced that it wants to pass a law that would grant police more surveillance powers, such as using spyware to fight serious crime, while aiming to protect the privacy rights of its citizens.

Europe's startup market hasn't produced meaningful numbers but there is reason to believe the data will start to change.