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- Show HN: Review patch/diff files as VS Code diffs with on-demand loading (marketplace.visualstudio.com)
This makes it possible to review & annotate these files standalone without requiring to clone entire repository, and also without using custom views so it works well with your existing VS Code preferences, esp. anything…
- GDPx agent benchmark: cost per point for 12 models, and the safety-filter caveat (theainewsreport.com)
- Analysis: China's quarterly CO2 falls 3% in largest drop since Covid (carbonbrief.org)
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My company is pretty paranoid about leaking IP to the frontier labs through prompts, so we've all been diligent about disabling data sharing in Codex/Claude Code/etc. But yesterday my coworkers and I noticed that the…
- AI Slop Threatens Trust in Science (spectrum.ieee.org)
- Software gardening: can enterprise development look like industrial agriculture? (blog.chaoticgood.computer)
- Show HN: Spielerando: A game creation workbench for coding assistants (spielerando.com)
The idea is to stop reinventing the wheel and starting from scratch when developing a new game. Instead this workbench contains blueprints, proof templates, game mechanics for applied usage... Save tokens use…
- Show HN: LLVM Vulkan 1.1 – Drop-In LLVM Passes on Vulkan Compute (hecer.github.io)
- Oh, your agents need OAuth2, too (stackoverflow.blog)
- Give Your Muse a Voice (about.fb.com)
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Hey HN! I was thinking in windows and linux having running computer use, but rather than full control, a way agent sees the screen like layer of application like z index but then also send the click and insert text…
- Patching the PHP and Node.js Vulnerabilities (laravel.com)
- FlowNerves Nerve Support Reviews 2026 (bookshop.org)
- A Tale of Two Humanoid Makers: Agility and Unitree (read.corematter.com)
- French solar car park rollout falls short of legal deadline (pv-magazine.com)
- Show HN: Duckstring – Pull-orchestrated data pipelines on DuckDB (playground.duckstring.com)
- NHS counts Palantir benefits at trusts that say they're not using it (theregister.com)