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The article discusses the development of a Time Capsule Language Model (TimeCapsuleLLM), a novel approach to natural language processing that aims to capture the evolution of language over time. The model is designed to learn and understand the contextual meaning of words and phrases as they change across different time periods, providing a more comprehensive and accurate understanding of text.

The article discusses how the popularity of the weight-loss drug Ozempic has led to changes in the foods Americans are buying, with increased demand for certain ingredients used in the drug's production, such as semaglutide. This has resulted in supply chain disruptions and price fluctuations for these ingredients.

The article discusses the introduction of the Temporal API, a new JavaScript standard for working with dates and times, and its advantages over the traditional Date object. It highlights the Temporal API's improved date and time manipulation features, error handling capabilities, and overall better developer experience.

Zen-C is a high-performance, concurrent, scripting language designed for building scalable, real-time applications. It features a powerful type system, lightweight concurrency model, and seamless interoperability with C/C++ libraries.

The article discusses the development of a Windows 8 development environment (Win8DE) that uses virtualization technology to provide a consistent and isolated development platform, allowing developers to test and deploy applications across different Windows 8 configurations.

The article discusses how the subscription model used by the X app, formerly known as Grokker, has not solved the issue of unauthorized undressing of users' photos, but instead has made people pay to access that functionality. It highlights the ongoing challenges around privacy and consent in the digital age.

The article discusses a call to fast-track a new bill in Ireland that aims to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI), deepfakes, and identity hijacking. The proposed legislation seeks to address emerging technological challenges and their potential impact on individuals and society.

The article discusses the reproduction of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC), a crucial component of the immune system. It explores the evolutionary significance of MHC diversity and its role in mate choice and offspring fitness.

The article explains message queues using analogies, highlighting how they help manage the flow of data and tasks between applications, ensuring reliable and efficient communication in distributed systems.

The article discusses the Nape Pro, a new product from Keychron that transforms a mechanical keyboard into a laptop-style trackball rig. The Nape Pro adds a trackball and palm rest to a mechanical keyboard, providing an alternative input method for users.

The article describes the process of building a 25 Gbps workstation, including the hardware components, network configuration, and software setup. It provides a detailed technical overview of the project and the challenges encountered during the implementation.

The article discusses the development of the YOLOBox, a compact, high-performance edge computing device designed for computer vision applications. It highlights the device's key features, including its use of the NVIDIA Jetson Nano platform, its support for various deep learning models, and its potential applications in fields such as robotics, surveillance, and autonomous driving.

Bedtime is an open-source sleep tracking and analysis tool that uses a smartphone's accelerometer and gyroscope to monitor sleep patterns and provide insights into sleep quality and duration.

Hi! I’m Nathan: an ML Engineer at Mozilla.ai: I built agent-of-empires (aoe): a CLI application to help you manage all of your running Claude Code/Opencode sessions and know when they are waiting for you.

- Written in rust and relies on tmux for security and reliability - Monitors state of cli sessions to tell you when an agent is running vs idle vs waiting for your input - Manage sessions by naming them, grouping them, configuring profiles for various settings

I'm passionate about getting self-hosted open-weight LLMs to be valid options to compete with proprietary closed models. One roadblock for me is that although tools like opencode allow you to connect to Local LLMs (Ollama, lm studio, etc), they generally run muuuuuch slower than models hosted by Anthropic and OpenAI. I would start a coding agent on a task, but then while I was sitting waiting for that task to complete, I would start opening new terminal windows to start multitasking. Pretty soon, I was spending a lot of time toggling between terminal windows to see which one needed me: like help in adding a clarification, approving a new command, or giving it a new task.

That’s why I build agent-of-empires (“aoe”). With aoe, I can launch a bunch of opencode and Claude Code sessions and quickly see their status or toggle between them, which helps me avoid having a lot of terminal windows open, or having to manually attach and detach from tmux sessions myself. It’s helping me give local LLMs a fair try, because them being slower is now much less of a bottleneck.

You can give it an install with

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/njbrake/agent-of-empires/m... | bash

Or brew install njbrake/aoe/aoe

And then launch by simply entering the command `aoe`.

I’m interested in what you think as well as what features you think would be useful to add!

I am planning to add some further features around sandboxing (with docker) as well as support for intuitive git worktrees and am curious if there are any opinions about what should or shouldn’t be in it.

I decided against MCP management or generic terminal usage, to help keep the tool focused on parts of agentic coding that I haven’t found a usable solution for.

I hit the character limit on this post which prevented me from including a view of the output, but the readme on the github link has a screenshot showing what it looks like.

Thanks!

Waymo, a self-driving car company, experienced an incident where one of its vehicles drove onto Phoenix's light rail tracks, prompting a passenger to flee the car. The article details the events surrounding this incident and the investigation that followed.

Apple's services business reached a record high in 2025, driven by strong growth in areas like the App Store, Apple Music, and iCloud. The company's services segment generated over $100 billion in revenue, a significant milestone for the tech giant.

Apple announces the release of iOS 16, highlighting new features such as customizable lock screens, improved messaging, and enhanced privacy controls. The update aims to provide users with a more personalized and secure iOS experience.

The article explains how to create a reactive system in vanilla JavaScript, using a simplified version of reactive programming principles. It demonstrates a basic implementation of a reactive pattern, including how to handle data changes and update the user interface accordingly.

The article is a joint statement criticizing the Federal Reserve's response to the recent economic crisis, arguing that its actions have exacerbated wealth inequality and failed to adequately address the needs of workers and small businesses.

The article discusses the app Grok, which is explicitly banned by Google's rules for the Play Store, yet it remains available on the platform. It explores the complex and sometimes opaque nature of Google's app review process and enforcement of its own policies.