First IPC, then CIPC, then StiffGIPC, and now OGC: the University of Utah and NVIDIA have finally created a model for guaranteeing “penetration-free simulation of codimensional objects with minimal computational overhead”. Basically this means we can now accurately and efficiently simulate complex, real-world interactions with things like clothing and fabric.

Video paper here: https://youtu.be/xxyniqSLJik

“If you’re an electrician, you’re a plumber, a carpenter—we’re going to need hundreds of thousands of them to build all of these factories,” Huang told Channel 4 News in the U.K.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-says-145838012.html

A 7M-parameter model loops over its own thoughts and ends up reasoning like the big guys. Simple recursion, wild results

A core reason for rewriting projects that have worked reliably for 20+ years in Rust seems to be giving developers the fun of fixing brand-new bugs.

In Ubuntu 25.10, unattended upgrades are broken due to a bug in the Rust reimplementation of GNU Coreutils. The only way to update is manually via apt update && apt upgrade.

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unattended-upgrades/+bug/2129660

I don't know who needs to hear this but if you have a PS5 lying around that hasn't been recently updated, you can now play pirated games run homebrews on it pretty easily:

https://github.com/Gezine/Y2JB

I can’t stop laughing about this. Send help pls

One of the most complete and open breakdowns of how large language models are trained, covering scaling challenges, ablations, infrastructure design, GPU efficiency, and post-training pipelines.

Running the Linux kernel directly in your browser - without an emulator - is now a thing. Patches have been published that allow the kernel to be compiled straight into WebAssembly.

https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/[email protected]/

So how did the developers get around Wasm's inability to suspend tasks? They just spin up a new dedicated "CPU" (an actual Web Worker) for every single process and let the host OS do all the scheduling.

You can try out the live demo here: https://joelseverin.github.io/linux-wasm/

Turns out if you starve a transformer of weights, it starts revealing its secrets.
And those secrets? Clean, tiny, human-readable circuits.

Alan Dye is leaving Apple to join Meta.

Soooo... They cracked the PS5.

Gemini spent quite some time talking with itself today.