Professional communication is increasingly mediated by LLMs - but do these models serve all users equally? We show that when prompts contain linguistic features more commonly used by women...

A fast, native app for local coding agents. Amp, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok, and Pi — one timeline, entirely on your machine.

I was inspired by Tom Scott’s excellent video and links here where he talks about a particular type of “Inogon” light used to guide ships through channels or harbours. The patent …

Startup wields subterranean lightning strikes to conjure the gas

The manifestation of my imposter syndrome, for me and today, is what does it mean to be a software engineer. There’s a lot more noise than signal on the Internet about agentic engineering, wh…

Track new AI benchmarks, model-card adoption, reported scores, and trends in one open dataset updated daily.

Americans' credit card debt reached $1.26 trillion, increasing by $21 billion in the second quarter of this year, according to new data.

We ran experiments on swarms of Claude agents and found coordination failures, collusion, and sabotage. Here, we share what they mean for AI safety.

Flip through the personal homepages of programming language creators, ranked by their top PLDB language.

As the developer community gathers in Seoul, the tension between architectural design and real-world vulnerability has moved to the center of the AI agent infrastructure debate.

Seasonal marine cloud brightening in the southeast Pacific reduces global El Niño impacts on decision-relevant timescales.

There are three main camps emerging with proposals, all of which have downsides.

Find the plaintext secrets on your Mac and move them behind Touch ID, injected just in time without breaking the tools that read them. Free and local-first. - jitpass/jit

Tai chi is gentle and not strenuous. Benefits have been shown to include a positive effect on muscle strength, flexibility, and balance, and it can be practiced by people in nearly any state of hea...

In the 90s, walking away from an unlocked workstation at PayPal meant an email went out from your account to every engineer in the building. It was the best security training I ever got, and it cost a box of donuts. Plus the rest of the dotcom office prank…

Stripe 2.9% + 30c, Adyen from 0.6%, Braintree 2.59% + 49c. Which wins enterprise payments in 2026.

Every idea I have costs twelve dollars a year before it exists. So I built the Moshpit: an actual name root where you claim .anything, one level deep, first come first served, and every name under your ending is free to mint. How it resolves, what it honestly…

If in the '80s we fought to squeeze a program into a few kilobytes, we now have to squeeze the most useful LLM work into the tokens we can afford. You ready?