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November 2026

Noid's daily top 10 for November 2026. 3 days.

  1. 01Anthropic's FlashProve lets developers verify which model produced a response
  2. 02Vercel launches Security Review in public beta
  3. 03Simon Willison: a laptop Qwen model can also read model weights
  4. 04Postman desktop auto-installed plugins into Claude Code and Codex
  5. 05OpenAI shows ChatGPT and Codex at work in hardware engineering
  6. 06Stringman: an $800 open-source cable robot that reaches a whole room
  7. 07Sabine Hossenfelder on quantum computing's disappointing numbers
  8. 08Anton Petrov on microchimerism: other people's cells living in your brain
  9. 09Tom Scott: why balancing Britain's power grid is getting harder
  10. 10SciShow traces the archaeology of the oldest alcoholic drink

  1. 01MIT researchers show GPT-6 Astra can read and edit neural network weights directly
  2. 02OpenAI built Pando, a new Git backend to keep up with agent pushes
  3. 03Vercel's Rauch and Shopify's Lütke back WebMCP over browser-use agents
  4. 04Ubuntu LTS kernels still unpatched for a critical Linux RCE after almost 3 weeks
  5. 05OpenAI launches LifeVal, a benchmark for everyday personal-assistant tasks
  6. 06Tom Scott: why balancing Britain's power grid is getting harder
  7. 07Pok ta Pok, the Mesoamerican ballgame still played after thousands of years
  8. 08Sabine Hossenfelder: AI is now writing physics papers
  9. 09Momentic launches agents that test your app by using it
  10. 10JWST traces the most distant fast radio burst to its source

  1. 01Karpathy's HackerTube filters 43M HN comments into 6,454 YouTube picks
  2. 02Anthropic's Claude Ultra drops the five-hour limit for verified accounts
  3. 03Ancient mosaic fragments sit just under the sea off southern Evia, Greece
  4. 04JWST picks up a strange isolated signal that resists easy explanation
  5. 05Rauchg says Gemini on Cursor is handling two complex projects well
  6. 06The AI cost of JavaScript frameworks
  7. 07thdxr's GitHub triage runs on a long-lived OpenCode agent session
  8. 08OmniDiff: a fast, content-aware Git diff tool written in Rust
  9. 09Memdoor: five Qwen3.8-27B agents beat Fable 5 on LiveCodeBench Hard
  10. 10stack-diagram: an agent skill that turns a stack description into a logo diagram