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Sticky alpine flower confirms Darwin's 150-year-old carnivorous plant prediction

Score: 64 | Comments: 25

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Meta releases its first frontier model, Muse Wonder

Where Muse Spark aimed to be a lightweight model that could perform at low latency, the Wonder models are larger and said to be more capable, with higher benchmark scores and better results on complex

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WindBorne wins a hefty US Air Force contract for its balloon data

A Silicon Valley startup that uses weather balloons and AI to predict the weather won a U.S. military contract worth almost $50 million.

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The Haunted Toys R Us

Score: 9 | Comments: 0

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A Modern Web App in C

Score: 623 | Comments: 273

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GLM-Legal

Score: 609 | Comments: 338

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Honeyjar offers AI tools to improve PR and comms at every company

Journalists, entrepreneurs, and even some public relations professionals will tell you that the PR process is broken. But could AI actually make things better?

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Microsoft president says UK is best placed to drive AI regulation

Microsoft president Brad Smith calls for urgent AI regulation, saying milk and washing machines have more oversight than AI companies.

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This AI startup says it can generate permit-ready blueprints in minutes

Blueprints AI, a bootstrapped startup based in Santa Monica, developed software that produces code-compliant construction blueprints from a photo, PDF, or sketch.

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Fitbit Edge is Google’s middle ground between Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch

Google’s newest wearable costs $179.99 and has a sleek feel like the Fitbit Air but with an OLED display.

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Maybe a better way to track the release history of a Git repo

Score: 54 | Comments: 11

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Solar panels that plug into your wall

Score: 222 | Comments: 228

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Smart ring maker Ultrahuman to roll out biological-age model across UAE

Ultrahuman and Abu Dhabi will spend the next two years working on research and clinical validation of the model.

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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 starts tomorrow: Your final chance to secure up to $100 ticket savings

Tomorrow at 8 a.m. PT, it all begins z— 10,000+ founders, investors, and tech operators will gather at San Francisco’s Moscone West for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 for three days of ideas, connections, an

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RustFS S3 Tables: A Built-In Iceberg REST Catalog in an Apache-2.0 Object Store

RustFS S3 Tables is an Apache Iceberg REST Catalog built directly into the RustFS object storage kernel, so one process on one port serves both standard S3 and the Iceberg REST Catalog protocol. That

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Why Webhook Signature Verification Fails: Raw Body, Wrong Secret, Clock Skew, Proxies

Your webhook signature check fails, and the secret looks right. We list the causes in the order you're likely to hit them, from the raw body and hex vs base64 to clock skew and proxies, plus a step-by

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RAG Over Enterprise Lakehouse Data Has a Permissions Clock Problem

TL;DR — Most RAG systems bake access control into the vector index at embedding time, treating permissions like content freshness. But permissions and content decay on completely different timescales

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Previewing untrusted .eml files in the browser: sandboxed iframe, CSP and blocked remote images

An .eml file is a saved email. Open one and you get raw MIME: headers, a plain-text part, an HTML part, maybe some base64 attachments. The HTML part is the interesting one, because it was written by w

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You’re a Real Python Developer Only If...

A few months ago, I published You're a Real JavaScript Developer Only If... It was supposed to be a little post for fun. You know, just a few things JavaScript developers could laugh about before go

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How I'd Secure Your SaaS in a Weekend

Your SaaS is live. Users are paying. And somewhere in the back of your head a small voice keeps whispering: is any of this actually secure? Good. That voice is right to be nervous. I come from penet

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