Morning edition, generated 2026-07-24.
Showing top 30 of 110 distinct stories after deduping (2 appeared in more than one source).
Sources: Hacker News, Lobsters
HN: 150 points, 106 comments (discussion)
Sources: Hacker News, Lobsters
HN: 50 points, 1 comments (discussion)
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 453 points, 359 comments (discussion)
The thing with me and this is that the teams that were competing in the DARPA Grand Cyber Competition all had this capability, like, last year. All the attention has been on software security, of extracting the next marginal vulnerability out of heavily-scrutinized large codebases. In the actual pro...
Sources: Bubbles (Case Duckworth), Bubbles (Firesphere's musings)
Also linked: Bubbles (Firesphere's musings)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Slashdot
Sources: The Register
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 377 points, 85 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (tyrandus' blog)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Slashdot
Sources: The Register
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 299 points, 147 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (The Wertzone)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Slashdot
Sources: The Register
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 292 points, 170 comments (discussion)
I'm honestly quite shocked that the physicians/scientists involved would choose to use an AAV for a brain-targeted gene therapy. There is just so much data demonstrating that these vectors are quite immunoreactive: most of the approved gene therapies based on AAVs carry black box labels for liver fa...
Sources: Bubbles (jabel)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Slashdot
Sources: The Register
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 241 points, 66 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (Prop Up the Bar)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Slashdot