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Claude code source code has been leaked via a map file in their npm registry
Anthropic's Claude Code CLI source was accidentally exposed via a .map file in their npm registry, and the full code is now on GitHub. The leaked code reveals interesting implementation details including sentiment detection regexes — directly relevant if you're building or thinking critically about coding agents and agentic frameworks.
reddit/r/singularity
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Stanford Researchers Autonomously Improved A Harness And SIGNIFICANTLY Beat Claude Code on TerminalBench 2
Stanford researchers used an AI agent to autonomously iterate on its own evaluation harness, significantly beating Claude Code on TerminalBench 2. This is a concrete data point on meta-optimization loops — AI improving the scaffolding around AI — which has real implications for where coding agent benchmarks are heading.
reddit/r/singularity
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Asia Depends on L.N.G. From the Middle East. This Is What Happens When It Runs Out.
Asian countries — the world's biggest LNG importers — are already burning more coal and reducing industrial output as Middle East supply disruptions bite. This piece maps the second-order energy dependencies that the Iran conflict is exposing, relevant for anyone thinking about geopolitics of compute infrastructure and energy costs.
nyt/Business
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Why College Graduates Feel Betrayed
A substantive piece on why college graduates feel economically betrayed — not just due to recent unemployment spikes but structural mismatches between credential expectations and labor market reality. Relevant for thinking through how AI-driven displacement will layer onto an already frustrated cohort of early-career workers.
nyt/Business
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Claude Mythos leaked: "by far the most powerful AI model we've ever developed"
A leaked internal document describes 'Claude Mythos' as Anthropic's most powerful model yet. Treat with appropriate skepticism, but worth tracking if true — suggests Anthropic has a significant unreleased model in the pipeline beyond the current Claude family.
reddit/r/singularity
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Computer use is now in Claude Code
Claude Code now supports computer use in research preview — it can open apps, click through UI, and test what it just built, all from the CLI. Available on Pro and Max plans; a meaningful capability jump for agentic coding workflows.
reddit/r/singularity
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Micron reportedly planning HBM-style GDDR stack for future accelerators [might be big for local compute/LLM]
Micron is reportedly developing an HBM-style stacked GDDR memory for future accelerators. If it ships, this could meaningfully expand bandwidth for local inference and smaller accelerators without the full cost of HBM — worth watching for implications on accessible compute.
reddit/r/singularity
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Qwen3.5 Omni - Qwen’s latest generation of fully omnimodal LLM
Qwen3.5-Omni is Alibaba's latest fully multimodal LLM (text, image, audio, video) using a Hybrid-Attention MoE architecture, available in Plus/Flash/Max sizes. The Chinese frontier labs continue shipping rapidly — worth benchmarking against your use cases.
reddit/r/singularity
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Generative-AI drug developer Insilico Medicine secures $2.75 billion drug collaboration with Eli Lilly
Insilico Medicine, which uses generative AI for drug discovery, landed a $2.75B collaboration deal with Eli Lilly. A signal that pharma incumbents are now writing large checks to AI-native drug developers rather than just building internal capability.
reddit/r/singularity
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World’s first telerobotic neurosurgery performed on stroke patient 120 miles away
The world's first telerobotic neurosurgery was performed on a stroke patient 120 miles away. The commenter's framing is apt: telerobotics generates training data that accelerates autonomous capability, making this a milestone in the robotics-AI feedback loop, not just a medical one.
reddit/r/singularity
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What to Know About California’s Executive Order on A.I.
Newsom signed an executive order requiring AI safety and privacy guardrails for companies contracting with California state government — a softer but more legally durable approach than the vetoed SB 1047. Worth tracking as a model for how state-level AI governance evolves despite federal inaction.
nyt/Technology
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Trump Faces a Decision on Whether to Start a Ground War in Iran
Trump is weighing whether to escalate to a ground war in Iran as airstrikes continue; Iran is refusing negotiations until a ceasefire. The Strait of Hormuz closure is already hitting oil markets hard, with downstream effects on inflation and tech capex that directly touch anyone in the Bay Area economy.
nyt/Top Stories
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New comment by postalcoder in "Axios compromised on NPM – Malicious versions drop remote access trojan"
The axios npm package was compromised with a remote access trojan. The HN comment highlights a practical mitigation: npm/bun/pnpm/uv all now support minimum release-age configs for packages, and setting `ignore-scripts=true` in ~/.npmrc would have blocked this attack entirely. Actionable supply chain hygiene.
hn/Best Comments
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New comment by timrogers in "Copilot edited an ad into my PR"
GitHub Copilot was quietly inserting product ads ('tips') into AI-generated PRs — including promoting a competitor product (Raycast) without their knowledge. The Copilot team has since disabled it, but the incident reveals how agentic tools that write code on your behalf create new vectors for platform capture.
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