Fun 30 minute 3D print project: diffuser that fits on top of cheap target lamp

the future is here

You can in fact just do things

billionaire being interviewed: i havent listened to a single note of music in 27 years. think about it, music was basically invented, what, maybe 50 years ago? interviewer: this is really interesting

To be extra realistic, there is no data for the month of August

It's still hilarious that when I ask Claude to draft up a plan for a complex task, it gives me human-time estimates. "Part 1: Months 1-3. Part 2: Months 4-6" But then you just tell it to go and it finishes everything in a few minutes lol

If at this point you can’t admit LLMs are good at lots of white collar stuff then you’re just deeply unserious

"at least for now"

Even if you think you as an interviewer intellectually dominate your guests, I think it’s bad form to gloat about it

Look, I get it, Lobsters is sort of the un-HN. Which is cool, I've been a lurker/occasional submitter for over a decade now. The vibecoding tag drama is annoying though. Coding agents are obviously technically/culturally interesting, the repeated attempts to censor it seem misguided

Perfect snow day activity: making a toothbrush stand for our small bathroom. Part 1: designing the support bracket and doing a test print

This is great - it's about time someone updated the discourse on LLM energy usage to reflect that coding agents use massively more prompts than occasional questions to ChatGPT Simon estimates that a day of coding agent usage comes out close to the energy needed to run a dishwasher

RUST REFLECTION MVP HAS LANDED github.com/rust-lang/ru... THIS IS NOT A DRILL

My colleague Sanjay Ghemawat & I have done a fair bit of performance tuning of various pieces of code. We wrote an internal Performance Hints document ~2 years ago as a way of identifying some general principles & we've recently published a version of it externally. Doc: abseil.io/fast/hints.h...

🔮Introducing OXtal – a new all-atom diffusion model for crystal structure prediction! We tackle a grand challenge in computational chemistry: predicting the structure of crystalline solids directly from their chemical composition. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2512.06987 Blog Post: oxtal.github.io 1/8

powered by AI

CommonForms is cool. Guy filtered CommonCrawl down to PDFs and trained a 3-class YOLO model on it. Performs better than Acrobat. arxiv.org/pdf/2509.16506

TIL ClickHouse is able to optimize queries using information from table constraints, pretty cool! clickhouse.com/blog/whats-n...

Federal Troops Arrive in Portland and Immediately Form Bands

Delighted to see our paper studying the evolution of plasmids over the last 100 years, now out! Years of work by Adrian Cazares, also Nick Thomson @sangerinstitute.bsky.social - this version much improved over the preprint. Final version should be open access, apols. Thread 1/n

Sneakers deserves a mention as well. RIP to a legend.

Crazy shit happening in the footnotes of this ruling

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We just launched Foursquare Spatial Desktop – a geospatial analysis tool powered by embedded DuckDB and built on sqlrooms.org. Everything runs locally: your data stays on your machine, no cloud needed. A modern reimagining of Kepler.gl. Mac only for now. More coming. foursquare.com/products/spa...

I feel like I need to level up my agentic coding. 90% of my usage is asking Claude Code to generate a first draft of something. Then I'll follow up and guide it to do some targeted improvements, but eventually I take back manual control. I haven't used context truncation, tool calls, hooks, etc.

@rust-lang.org-people, what's an open source project that you think has good error handling? I've been using thiserror for the past ~3 years in multiple codebases and I keep running into the same corners I'm unhappy with, and I want to read some new patterns/designs and get some better ideas

SUPER EXCITED about this. However, I highly recommend that if you haven't read the book, please go into this movie blind. Or at the least. Turn off the trailer after the 2min mark. Idk why every movie trailer has to spoil the plot nowadays.

HN tweakin out

When anti-AI zealots say untrue things like “ChatGPT can’t search the web,” they’re just hallucinating because their training data ends in 2022. The next generation of anti-AI zealots will be better. Eventually, we will achieve “general anti-AI,” which will only say true things about LLMs.

sites still doing CAPTCHAs: the clock is ticking for you

I sometimes follow Federal court cases, and it's always funny to see the weird shit that random people enter into the docket storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

IT’S FINALLY THE YEAR OF THE LIN- ah, fuck

I recently fixed some higher-order macro nonsense in Vortex and wrote up a quick post about it, in the hopes that it might be useful to someone else notes.a10y.dev/Knowledge+Ba...

In this thread, a bunch of people with nearly zero ability to think missing the point entirely. This is easily good enough to fool *most* people, we really need to be aware what the capabilities are, or be easily fooled by them

I said what I said 🤷 lobste.rs/s/jmg6f5/my_...

What defense contractor was hiring someone formerly incarcerated for hacking?? Absolute OPSEC own, jfc

That feeling when you're browsing some random project and it's using your code 🥹 github.com/asayers/jetr...

well crap, guess i need to learn shaders

Breaking: A federal judge has ruled Badar Khan Suri, the Georgetown researcher held in a Texas immigration detention center since March, must be released from custody and returned to Virginia as he challenges the legal basis for his deportation.

cc @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social

Real question is do we got a Lou Malnati’s pope or a Giardano’s pope on our hands

Holy shit, marimo has gotten a lot better since the last time I used it 👀

Ok folks coast is clear, we're allowed to say good things about AI on this app now

So many (apparently) new followers or non-followers responding w/ a version of "they won't comply." I have a strong position on this: This is dangerous & undermines the rule of law. The *expectation* is that they will follow the ruling. Make them justify each and any failure or refusal to do so.

ICE has abandoned almost all the trapping of a lawful arrest. Its officers cover their faces, conceal their identities, use gratuitous force, and transport their targets across state lines to stop courts from intervening. The distinction between an ICE arrest and criminal abduction is disappearing.

It's wild to think about all of the things my parents' generation has lived through - Vietnam - Iran/Contra - Most of the cold war - Creation of the internet - Creation of personal computers - Creation of smart phones - 9/11 - Iraq War - Global financial crisis - COVID

www.zymtrace.com/article/zero... Cool stuff :-)