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What I Run On My $10 USD OpenStick Homelab
A hobbyist’s account describes running lightweight self-hosted services on a $10 OpenStick, including DNS filtering, monitoring and RSS.
T3 Code: A Workspace For The AI Coding Services You Subscribe To
T3 Code brings multiple AI coding agents into one open-source workspace, with task branches and remote access. Provider terms and limits still apply.
What Memory Means For AI Agents: Research And Practical Experience
Anthropic’s Nov. 6 research post describes memory notes, correction and retrieval. Its evaluations and one operator’s experience show benefits and risks.
Terminal-RSI: Looking Closely At An AI Agent’s Progress
A Tencent-led preprint reports benchmark gains for Terminal-RSI, a human-directed training pipeline—not unsupervised self-improvement.
Every Processor Die Anyone Has Photographed And Given Away
Sheets.works has catalogued 356 processor-die photographs from 1972 to 2024, with source links, individual licenses and scale comparisons.
Asahi Linux Progress Linux 7.3
Asahi Linux’s 7.3 progress report makes M3 support generally available and details upstream driver work, M4 and M5 research, and Thunderbolt progress.
GitHub’s New Git Storage Architecture
GitHub says its new storage design handled 7,200 pushes per second in internal testing, as it prepares for repositories busier with AI agents.
Chainalysis Breach: How New Updates Changed The Picture Of User Data
Chainalysis said user names, password hashes and live tokens were exposed, revising its earlier account that found no evidence credentials were accessed.
Give Your Muse A Voice
Meta is rolling out voice conversations and expressive avatars in the Muse app in the U.S., with support for AI Glasses and Muse Charm planned.
