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What I Run On My $10 USD OpenStick Homelab
A blogger describes running DNS filtering, monitoring, RSS, bookmarks and an AI assistant on a $10 OpenStick with 512 MB of RAM.
T3 Code Gives Your AI Coding Subscriptions A Place To Work Together
T3 Code is an open-source interface for running and reviewing multiple coding agents, while users keep their existing provider subscriptions.
From Pixels To An Answer: Inside A Neural Network’s Recognition Process
A visual explainer traces image pixels through network layers and reports a separate MIT CSAIL experiment editing model weights.
Protecting Game Investments Through Technical Due Diligence
A proposed audit service would check game builds, licenses and platform readiness before publishers commit milestone funding.
UK Youth Unemployment And The Search For AI Skills: A Closer Look
UK youth unemployment was 15.6% in June–August 2026 as vacancies fell and job postings increasingly mentioned AI skills.
How METR’s Anthropic Findings Frame AI’s Development Role
METR estimates Anthropic’s model progress accelerated 1.9x, while noting that much of its most informative evidence was redacted.
Blender’s UI And Runtime: Much Faster Than GPUI
A GitHub project called BUI packages Blender’s interface and runtime as a standalone library, with bindings for several languages and frameworks.
The Practical Rules I Learned Building An AI Video For Production
Thorsten Meyer describes building a hand-drawn AI video engine, measuring its first weak results and adding review and approval gates.
How Many Companies Actually Profit From Using AI?
Surveys find broad AI adoption but limited profit gains: 6% of McKinsey respondents attribute at least 5% of EBIT to AI.