October 2025 Archive
12571.
The Vulgar Image (spikeartmagazine.com)
12572.
LLM hallucinations are compression failures, and we can detect them (leon168689.substack.com)
12573.
Don't Let the Internet Dupe You, Event Sourcing Is Hard (chriskiehl.com)
12574.
Japan to conduct survey on online hate speech (japantimes.co.jp)
12575.
The Singularity in Our Past Light-Cone (bactra.org)
12576.
Duff's Device (en.wikipedia.org)
12577.
Japan Unleashes Capitalism by Letting 'Zombie' Companies Die (bloomberg.com)
12578.
Show HN: Restring – a fast, smart web toolbox for JSON, JWT, Base64, and more (restring.dev)
12579.
Using Government IDs for Age Assurance (educatedguesswork.org)
12580.
Gleam v1.13.0 Released (gleam.run)
12581.
Recursive Type Definitions in Rust (nickdrozd.github.io)
12582.
Show HN: Notely – Notekeeping App (play.google.com)
12583.
Nexperia's China Unit Says Staff Can Defy Dutch Headquarters (bloomberg.com)
12584.
An 80386 Assembler in Forth (1988) (jacobfilipp.com)
12585.
China's generative AI user base doubles to 515M (36.5%) in 6 months (scmp.com)
12586.
Internet of Trees (wiki.haxogreen.lu)
12587.
Agentic AI's OODA Loop Problem (schneier.com)
12588.
OpenEvidence, the ChatGPT for doctors, raises $200M at $6B valuation (techcrunch.com)
12589.
The New York Times (Accidentally) Endorses Facilitated Communication (freddiedeboer.substack.com)
12590.
No Military Funding (2004) (web.eecs.umich.edu)
12591.
RapDv – Creating a Web Framework for Fast and Scalable Development (digitaljetty.com)
12592.
Time crystals could power future quantum computers (aalto.fi)
12593.
AAA-ICDR to launch "AI-Native Arbitrator" for documents-only construction cases (adr.org)
12594.
Show HN: Logic, Inc. – Automate human-in-the-loop fuzzy decisions (logic.inc)
12595.
Om (en.wikipedia.org)
12596.
Tech Brief: AI Sycophancy and OpenAI (law.georgetown.edu)
12597.
Show HN: Sixth Coast -- RSS Blog Discovery Website (sixthcoast.com)
12598.
The Shape of Code » Finding links between GCC source code and the C Standard (shape-of-code.com)
12599.
Claude Code is unreasonably good at building MVPs (brethorsting.com)
12600.
Wealthy Americans Are Spending. People with Less Are Struggling (nytimes.com)