NYSE seriously looking at perpetual futures, aka perps. Hyperliquid soars 15%. theblock.co #
Reddit moving to logged in only experiences, to fight bot traffic. engadget.com #
Patrick Stewart who played Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek and Charles Xavier in X-Men has died age 86. theguardian.com #
Legend of Zelda running on...a conference badge. It's literally a full NES emulator in a badge. simonwillison.net #
Ben Thompson writes a piece about the end of the internet. And yet reading his words I am reminded that the internet is a strange place where things are announced as dead only for them to live for a lot longer. stratechery.com #
The strategic mapple syrup reserve is nearly empty. fortune.com #
Burnham and the EU. theguardian.com #
Seems like propper mass peaceful protests are now happening across France. theguardian.com #
Security concerns have overshadowed the NFL’s debut in Paris. theguardian.com #
OpenShell is the safe, private runtime for autonomous AI agents. github.com #
Every model has the same controversal take on humans. My favorite is that consciousness is a PR department. modelcompare.ai #
Final James Bond screen tests to take place this weekend. bbc.com #
Big changes in central London soon. theguardian.com #
Chinese tech giants Alibaba, ByteDance, and Tencent have ordered more than 5 billion worth of Nvidia chips semafor.com #
Eric Schmidt holds about 1% of Anthropic cryptobriefing.com #
Cloudflare introduces Cleric, an extraction model, which is distinct from LLMs, for extracting values from inputs, and making predictions. blog.cloudflare.com #
It's the mathspocalypse apparently. It's also very odd timing considering my experience with LLM and higher order functions. I hate to sound like a broken record, but these fucking weird synchronicities just keep happening. news.ycombinator.com #
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