35 sites found on Pinboard Popular.
- Cartesian by Formas | AI 3D Modeling for Design — Cartesian by Formas is an AI 3D modeling tool. What you keep stays exactly. It builds precise solids from text, photos, or sketches. (tags: tools, design, ai, 3d, cad, awesome; score: 22062)
- Small Programming Tricks · will keleher — Small nuggets of knowledge boost engineering productivity. Daily Slack tips help teams. small bits of knowledge are powerful! (tags: programming, tips, unix, shell, regex, dev, octo, hermi-link, category:article, status:todo; score: 17816)
- Apple Reference Image: A New Approach for Verified Photography - Apple Security Research — Apple Reference Image secures iPhone photos using hardware signatures. Private Cloud Compute processes them for 'semantic authenticity'. (tags: apple, photography, security, web, apple_reference_image, photo, ifttt, daringfireball; score: 13800)
- Have it both ways: stay discoverable in search while disallowing AI training | Cloudflare Blog — Have it both ways: stay discoverable in search while disallowing AI training. (tags: ai, web, search, internet, seo, ml-bots, bullshit; score: 12952)
- https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=7453440 — [ERROR] (tags: ai, education, future, papers, policy, academia, learning, higher.education, via:marginalrevolution, n8n; score: 12824)
- Stop Layout Shifts: Add width and height to Your Images — HTML width and height attributes let browsers reserve space before images load, preventing layout shifts. HTML describes the image. (tags: html, javascript, code, dev, css, image, fav, !!!; score: 11067)
- Maintaining the love for coding in the time of AI — NLnet Labs requires human-authored code as AI bug reports overwhelm devs. Bug reports are now extremely accurate, draining time. (tags: programming, ai, llm, culture, computers, gpt3; score: 8518)
- Inside OpenAI’s agentic software factory - by Gergely Orosz — Codex powers OpenAI's software factory. Staff adopted it as "everything is now a coding agent". . (tags: ai, llm, openai, clanker, sdlc, cases, programming, codegeneration, agentic_ai; score: 7457)
- Show HN: An e-ink frame that hears birds and draws them as 1800s illustrations | Hacker News — An e-ink display detects bird calls to show 1800s illustrations. Readers praised the magical experiences, despite high display costs. (tags: drawing, nature, illustration, diy, raspberrypi, electronics, visualization, images, art, ai; score: 7437)
- Langdock | The Platform for AI Adoption — Langdock is an enterprise platform for company-wide AI adoption. Langdock enables you to roll out AI across your entire organization. (tags: ai, software, germany, 2026; score: 6150)
- Annie Dillard, Meditative Author of ‘Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,’ Dies at 81 - The New York Times — Her Thoreau-like account of journeys in the woods, published when she was 28, was the first of many ruminations on life and nature, good and evil. (tags: newyorktimes, obituary, writing, books, poetry, environment, religion, women; score: 5751)
- We wanted to use Baseten for inference. We ended up with admin access to Baseten GitHub repos | Strix — Strix found a live GitHub token with repository-level admin rights in a Baseten Docker image. The credential sat in build history. (tags: security, ai, llm, xdn, tech, token, hack, cybersecurity, cfaa, agent; score: 4857)
- How Healthy Are Sardines? - The New York Times — The little fish are swimming in nutrients. (tags: fish, recipes, sardines, food; score: 4044)
- Origin Myth Map — The Origin Myth Map plots creation stories geographically. It connects global mythologies to their cultural origins. (tags: history, mapping, information, mythology, interactive, fun, map, myth, religion, maps; score: 3020)
- Introducing Meta One: A Subscription Service With More Features and AI to Create, Connect, and Stand Out — Introducing Meta One: A Subscription Service With More Features and AI to Create, Connect, and Stand Out. (tags: facebook, paid, membership, future, trends, meta, genai, digital.assistant, business.model; score: 2727)
- Linux from Scratch | Hacker News — Users debate if Linux from Scratch teaches OS concepts or rote steps. While one called it a recipe, another noted LFS helped me a lot. (tags: linux, hn; score: 2340)
- Gemini 3.8 Live & Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking — Google introduced Gemini 3.8 Live, its most advanced live dialogue models yet. They feature near real-time multi-step reasoning. (tags: google, gemini, multimodal, reasoning, voice-agents, real-time, speech, realtime, xdn, tech; score: 2100)
- You can run git on object storage if you re-make packfiles | Tigris Object Storage — [ERROR] (tags: git, storage; score: 1753)
- Usenet’s Back, Baby. (This Time, The Search Works.) — Usenet-Rewind uses Apache Solr to make a billion posts searchable. It fixes flawed archive search so "the search actually works!". (tags: usenet, social, internet, archival; score: 1660)
- A Digital Fly Brain Has Taken Over the Internet — Scientists built a digital fruit fly brain that modders used to play Minecraft. It is a resource for the scientific community. (tags: n8n, s:ai, tw2026-38, innovation, simulations, brain; score: 1186)
- AI models chatting in ‘surreal’ dialect mixing poetic language and tech bro jargon | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian — AI models develop opaque dialects, complicating safety oversight. "observability is not the same thing as understandability.". (tags: language, ai, joyce, agents, chatbots, lr; score: 940)
- Exclusive: Paying for frontier AI models buys 4-month head start at 5x the cost - Ars Technica — Open AI models trail US closed models by 4.4 months at a fraction of the cost. In the last year, open models have exploded. (tags: ai, genai, open.source, china; score: 924)
- Home - TypeSafe AI — TypeSafe AI built Jev for automation. It yields typed decisions with calibrated probabilities for software workflows. (tags: llm, ai, typesafe, models, jev, slm; score: 901)
- Shtetl-Optimized » Blog Archive » The Age of Wonders and Terrors — Scott Aaronson states AI reached a singularity by solving the Navier-Stokes Millennium Problem. the wonders and terrors are here. (tags: ai, s, maths, gpt3, singularity, existentialrisk; score: 890)
- Flock cameras are riddled with security vulnerabilities and hard-coded credentials — Flock ALPR camera firmware contains hard-coded API keys and outdated software. This kernel is over nine years out-of-date. (tags: flock, privacy, surveillance, hardware-hacking, software_security, tech; score: 862)
- What Regulatory Capture Actually Looks Like - Marginal REVOLUTION — AI warnings stem from sincere concern, not capture, which requires quiet industries. Amodei actually believes what he's saying. (tags: teaching; score: 238)
- qingjian-team/qingjian: 青简 Qingjian:用 Rust 写的拼音输入法,候选词旁多一条正在学的语言的译词 — Qingjian is a Rust Pinyin input method. It shows target language translations beside candidates to enable learning while typing. (tags: input-method, macos, cross-platform, rust, git开源精选, 输入法; score: 135)
- For the first time, the US military confirms it has deployed weapons in orbit - Ars Technica — The US confirmed it deployed weapons in orbit. Officials cited rival capabilities, aiming at "defending the joint force.". (tags: space, military, warfare, satellites, usa; score: 68)
- What if social media isn’t hurting kids? | The Verge — Peter Gray argues school pressure, not tech, harmed teen mental health. We need to stop treating kids as if they're idiots. (tags: n8n, s:persone, tw2026-38, laurenfeiner, children, childhood, unschooling, schooling, commoncore, nclb; score: 9)
- macOS 27 Golden Gate: The Ars Technica review — macOS 27 Golden Gate makes AI mandatory while fixing UI flaws. It represents a major leap for Apple Intelligence on M-series Macs. (tags: macos_27, macos_golden_gate; score: 0)
- America's Driver's License Breach Is a National Security Disaster | Lawfare — A dark web service leaked 153 million driver's licenses. This is a huge breach that threatens national security. (tags: to_share, espionage, idscan, breach, national-security, identity-verification, dark-web; score: 0)
- Google rolls out pay-per-value AI licensing program to publishers - Digiday — Google is testing a Search Console pilot paying publishers when content grounds AI answers. Some call the payouts "peanuts". (tags: blogme, n8n, s:ai, tw2026-38, mitp, alpha; score: 0)
- SaaS is Dead BBQ - SmartHR / freee / マネーフォワード 競合が垣根を超えてAIを語り尽くす|一般社団法人 日本CTO協会 — SaaS executives reject "SaaS is Dead" claims. They note complex tax and legal rules prevent easy in-house software replacement. (tags: ; score: 0)
- DOJ struggled with securing protester felony convictions, data shows | AP News — The DOJ failed to secure felony convictions against most of 102 arrested protesters. All 12 trial cases ended without conviction. (tags: name:fan_mary_d., unit:faculty, src:associated_press, date:2026-09-12, !09-12-2026, fan.mary, natl, school:law, ap; score: 0)
- Seattle hiking group gets younger people with dementia outdoors | KNKX — Seattle's SOAR program hosts hikes for people under 65 with dementia. Social isolation, I would say, is one of the greatest challenges. (tags: area:neurology, dementia, !09-11-2026, becker.marigrace, memory.brain.wellness.center, regl, knkx, uw:medicine; score: 0)
35 sites total, 33 successfully summarized.