April 2026 Archive
2521.
Lutnick's old firm pumps $10M into super PAC led by Tether executive (citationneeded.news)
2522.
Age verification app ready as EU moves to curb children's social media access (reuters.com)
2523.
Two Magicians Warn the Supreme Court About Junk Science (nytimes.com)
2524.
New Rowhammer attacks give complete control of machines running Nvidia GPUs (arstechnica.com)
2525.
Mercury 2, a diffusion LLM, outperforms StepFun 3.5 Flash on OpenClaw tasks (pinchbench.com)
2526.
OpenAI Launches a Ballpoint Pen (chatgpt.com)
2527.
Reddit Removes the Front Page of the Internet (support.reddithelp.com)
2528.
Perplexity's "Incognito Mode" is a "sham," lawsuit says (arstechnica.com)
2529.
Bank denies liability after $343K misdirected deposit (ctvnews.ca)
2530.
Design for the Roller Coaster (pointc.co)
2531.
Show HN: I rewrote my 2012 self-signed cert generator in Go – cert-depot.com
2532.
Nekogram is leaking your phone numbers to developers via obfuscated code (github.com)
2533.
Aristocracy and Hostage Capital (arjunpanickssery.substack.com)
2534.
Tesla Goes Ahead and Admits Its Robotaxis Are Sometimes Human-Controlled (gizmodo.com)
2535.
Cursor CEO: vibe coding builds 'shaky foundations', eventually 'things crumble' (fortune.com)
2536.
Jet Fuel Crunch Is Getting Severe with No Reprieve in Sight for Airlines (wsj.com)
2537.
We Only Learn from Error (nathanclonts.com)
2538.
Craigslist Made Me Rich. Giving the Money Away Is Easy. (nytimes.com)
2539.
Don't Buy the DGX Spark: NVFP4 Still Missing After 6 Months (old.reddit.com)
2540.
Tesla's stock suffers steepest drop of 2026 on disappointing deliveries report (cnbc.com)
2541.
Zotero 9 (zotero.org)
2542.
Are your bathroom habits normal? (news.harvard.edu)
2543.
Russia blocks messengers and VPNs – and its banks too (heise.de)
2544.
Show HN: SQLite Memory – Markdown based AI agent memory with offline-first sync (github.com)
2545.
Millions Across Europe Urged to Work from Home (newsweek.com)
2546.
Show HN: Unlegacy – document everything, from COBOL to AI generated code (unlegacy.ai)
2547.
The era of models is over, we are in the era of harnesses (sustainableviews.substack.com)
2548.
Nuclear brinkmanship usually works. It's also dangerous (natesilver.net)
2549.
Keychron has open sourced its hardware (github.com)
2550.
The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages (1987) (microsoft.com)