February 2026 Archive
18961.
Rats demonstrate ability to replay episodic memories in complex settings (phys.org)
18962.
SEO-roast – Get your website's SEO roasted by 26 personas (github.com)
18963.
Democracy Fails Without Trust
18964.
How much sleep does a banker need? A US court will decide (ft.com)
18965.
Four Astronauts, One Orbit – What Will They Find? (theguildenet.blogspot.com)
18966.
Visualizing one system 11 ways (app.ilograph.com)
18967.
Show HN: CrewForge - A share room where humans and agents think out loud
18968.
The right time: Leaving Automattic (nickdiego.com)
18969.
Facing a mental health crisis, NJ school pulls beloved novel from English class (npr.org)
18970.
SEC Says Probe Involving AppLovin 'Still Active and Ongoing' (bloomberg.com)
18971.
A Buried History – Wooden Water Mains [video] (youtube.com)
18972.
GEPA (github.com)
18973.
A Love Letter to Public Libraries (2024) (34st.com)
18974.
We cut Node.js' Memory in half (blog.platformatic.dev)
18975.
Did I just ask for a demotion? (andrew.grahamyooll.com)
18976.
Binance Founder Hobnobs with Trump Sons, Administration Officials at Mar-a-Lago
18977.
Self-Hosting LLMs with Ollama and Docker (sitepoint.com)
18978.
Show HN: I maintain Valkey GLIDE – built a Node queue doing 48k jobs/s (github.com)
18979.
Django's test runner is underrated (loopwerk.io)
18980.
Why there's no quick fix in sight for the problem of dazzling headlights (bbc.co.uk)
18981.
Follow the Money is phasing out U.S. tech – follow the journey (ftm.eu)
18982.
No respite for World Cup fans affected by Trump travel restrictions (espn.com)
18983.
When to Vibe Code? (youtube.com)
18984.
Show HN: Voted.dev – Vote on New Startups (voted.dev)
18985.
The 8KB Page: PostgreSQL Page Layout Visualized (boringsql.com)
18986.
Show HN: schematra-app skill (bootstrap your scheme web app using agents)
18987.
Sidemantic: Universal Metrics Layer (github.com)
18988.
The Most Important Design Guideline? (aristeia.com)
18989.
Danish military evacuates US submariner who needed urgent medical care (militarytimes.com)
18990.
Amazon's vibe-coding tool Kiro reportedly vibed too hard and brought down AWS (theregister.com)