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THE STATE OF ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP IN 2025

60% of engineering leaders believe that AI has not significantly boosted their team's productivity, 50% worry there are fewer jobs available, and 40% believe their team is less motivated to come to work than they were 12 months ago.

2025.06.17
newsletter.eng-leadership.com10 min readTLDR

RESEARCHERS CLAIM SPOOF-PROOF RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR BREAKTHROUGH

For a bad actor to control the final output of the random-number generator undetected, the records of the entanglement measurements and all the hash chains would need to be compromised across the experiment's disparate geographical locations.

2025.06.17
theregister.com2 min readTLDR

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BAD SLEEP IS RUINING YOUR DAY

Bad sleep is like the opposite of a cheat code. It leaves you foggy, unproductive, and drained. Over time, it impacts your focus, immunity, and overall well-being.

2025.06.16
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WALMART AND AMAZON ARE EXPLORING ISSUING THEIR OWN STABLECOINS

Several multinational giants, including Walmart and Amazon, are discussing potential efforts to issue stablecoins. Whether these initiatives will go ahead depends on a bill still yet to clear the Senate and House called the Genius Act, which establishes a regulatory framework for stablecoins. Stablecoins could allow merchants to bypass traditional payment rails, which cost them billions of dollars in fees each year. A regulatory framework for stablecoins would enable an alternative payment type for merchants that could significantly lower their expenses and create competition against Visa and Mastercard.

2025.06.16
links.tldrnewsletter.com4 min readTLDR

ANNE WOJCICKI WINS BIDDING FOR 23ANDME

Anne Wojcicki, co-founder and former CEO of 23andMe, has been named as the new buyer for the company's assets. Biotech company Regeneron won the bidding last month during a bankruptcy auction but bidding reopened earlier this month after Wojcicki's nonprofit, TTAM Research Institute, made an unsolicited offer. Regeneron declined to submit a higher bid based on its assessment of the company's value. If the sale goes through, 23andMe's equity holders could recover some of their investment in the company, a relative rarity in bankruptcy.

2025.06.16
links.tldrnewsletter.com3 min readTLDR

SOLAR ORBITER GETS WORLD-FIRST VIEWS OF THE SUN'S POLES

The European Space Agency-led Solar Orbiter spacecraft has imaged the Sun's poles from outside the ecliptic plane. The spacecraft's unique viewing angle will help scientists better understand the Sun's magnetic field, the solar cycle, and the workings of space weather. The complete dataset from Solar Orbiter's first full pole-to-pole flight past the Sun is expected to arrive on Earth by October 2025. A video of the Sun from an angle of 17 degrees below the solar equator - enough to deficiently see the Sun's south pole - is available in the article.

2025.06.16
esa.int11 min readTLDR

ONCE-A-WEEK PILL FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA SHOWS PROMISE IN CLINICAL TRIALS

Lyndra Therapeutics has created a once-a-week pill for treating the symptoms of schizophrenia. The pill contains a widely used medication for managing the disease. A phase 3 clinical trial conducted by Lyndra Therapeutics showed that the patients who took the once-a-week pill maintained consistent levels of the medication just as well as daily doses of the drug. Making the drug easier to administer makes it easier to ensure that patients are receiving their medication.

2025.06.16
news.mit.edu6 min readTLDR

AGENT RULES

This repository contains a collection of reusable rules and knowledge documents for AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor. Categories include development workflows, code quality and analysis, problem solving and implementation, documentation and visualization, and project setup. The repository uses the Markdown with Configuration (.mdc) format, which provides a unified approach that works with both Claude Code and Cursor without modification.

2025.06.16
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING TALENT IS GOLD RIGHT NOW

The software engineering job market is currently in a pretty bad place. Despite this, software engineers have the unique ability to provide extraordinary leverage and productivity with the right attitude. It's now easier than ever to automate tedious and formulaic tasks. Anyone with software engineering skills can now take an annoying problem, write a prompt, then let AI create a solution.

2025.06.16
gametorch.app5 min readTLDR

I CONVINCED HP'S BOARD TO BUY PALM FOR $1.2B. THEN I WATCHED THEM KILL IT IN 49 DAYS

Phil McKinney convinced HP's board to acquire Palm for $1.2 billion in early 2010 by demonstrating to the board how Palm's WebOS represented a breakthrough platform technology that could differentiate HP in the emerging mobile computing market. A few months after the acquisition, HP's CEO was replaced and McKinney faced a medical emergency that required immediate surgery and an eight-week recovery period confined to bed. During his time in recovery, McKinney was unable to participate in meetings or provide strategic input, resulting in the entire mobile computing landscape at HP unraveling as the new CEO brought a completely different strategic vision. HP ended up discontinuing all WebOS devices just 49 days after it launched the TouchPad.

2025.06.16
philmckinney.substack.com17 min readTLDR

ASK HN: IS AGEISM IN TECH STILL A PROBLEM? (HACKER NEWS THREAD)

Ageism has been a problem in tech for many years, and it doesn't look like that has changed. While age brings many positive qualities in terms of skill set, companies may be reluctant to hire older workers as their salary demands are higher and they have stronger work boundaries. Their seniority and directness can also intimidate younger managers and other workers. Younger workers are more likely to be flexible and build whatever without question, which is valuable for business owners.

2025.06.16
news.ycombinator.comTLDR

OK, I'M SOLD ON MULTI-AGENT LLM SYSTEMS NOW

This post breaks down Anthropic's recent post on how it created its multi-agent research system and shows how running multiple different prompts in parallel can be more effective than running a single prompt against a frontier model.

2025.06.16
simonwillison.net5 min readTLDR

WRITING TOY SOFTWARE IS A JOY

Reinventing the wheel will teach you more about how they work than reading a thousand books on them.

2025.06.16
jsbarretto.com12 min readTLDR

THE TECH JOB MELTDOWN

An amendment to Section 174 of the Internal Revenue Code made building tech companies in the US suddenly not economically viable.

2025.06.16
professoraxelrod.com17 min readTLDR

THE ARMY'S NEWEST RECRUITS: TECH EXECS FROM META, OPENAI, AND MORE

The chief technology officers from Palantir and Meta will join representatives from OpenAI to form a new Army innovation corps to bring some badly needed tech upgrades to the Army - they will be sworn in as uniformed officers with the rank of lieutenant colonel.

2025.06.16
links.tldrnewsletter.com4 min readTLDR

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2025.06.13
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SHOPIFY PARTNERS WITH COINBASE AND STRIPE IN LANDMARK STABLECOIN DEAL

Shopify is rolling out stablecoin payments to all users on its platform later this year. Merchants will be able to set up their own online marketplaces and accept payments in USDC, a stablecoin issued by Circle. Access will be gradually expanded across the US and Europe before being opened up to all users. Shopify worked with Coinbase and collaborated with Stripe to develop new payment protocols and integrate stablecoins into its existing software stack.

2025.06.13
finance.yahoo.com2 min readTLDR

AMD REVEALS NEXT-GENERATION AI CHIPS WITH OPENAI CEO SAM ALTMAN

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has unveiled new details about its next-generation AI chips. The Instinct MI400 series will ship next year. They can be assembled into full server racks with thousands of chips. AMD's rack-scale setup will make the chips look to users like one system, which is important for most customers who develop large language models.

2025.06.13
cnbc.com8 min readTLDR

EXPERIMENTAL RETINA IMPLANTS GIVE MICE INFRARED VISION

Chinese scientists recently built prototype retinal implants that can replace failing photoreceptors and potentially provide infrared vision as a bonus. They work without an external camera or power source. The implants have been tested in mice and non-human primates - results in mice seemed promising, with the blind mice in the study responding to light and seemingly being able to see near-infrared wavelengths as well. The implants let the primates see infrared light, but their normal vision appeared unchanged.

2025.06.13
arstechnica.com4 min readTLDR

BIOENGINEERED TOOTH "GROWS" IN PLACE TO LOOK AND FEEL LIKE THE REAL THING

Researchers have developed an artificial tooth implant that 'grows' into the gums and fuses with existing nerves to mimic the form and function of a real tooth. They can be put in place without any bone drilling. The artificial tooth features a biodegradable outer layer that contains stem cells and specific proteins that trigger the cells to mature into nerve tissue. This allows the implant to 'talk' to the brain, much like a real tooth, allowing the tooth to sense things like food texture and temperature.

2025.06.13
newatlas.com4 min readTLDR

AGENTIC CODING RECOMMENDATIONS

Agentic coding is evolving rapidly. This post describes an agentic workflow - while it might be quickly outdated, it shows how integrating agents in the development processes can unlock significant productivity gains. While tools and techniques will evolve, the core principles remain essential. The goal isn't just to leverage agents to write code faster, but to write better, more maintainable, and resilient code.

2025.06.13
lucumr.pocoo.org15 min readTLDR

SUPPRESSIONS OF SUPPRESSIONS

Developers will sometimes need to suppress rules in build processes because those rules are wrong or unnecessarily strict. However, as people get used to suppressing rules, they might run into another problem - some rules are really bad to suppress as suppressing them might cause unforeseen issues. One way to deal with suppressions is to introduce a lint rule that forbids developers from suppressing some other lint rules.

2025.06.13
overreacted.io4 min readTLDR

WAYMO RIDES COST MORE THAN UBER OR LYFT — AND PEOPLE ARE PAYING ANYWAY

Waymo's self-driving car rides are consistently more expensive compared to offerings from Uber and Lyft. The company's average price at peak hours is about $11 more expensive than Lyft and nearly $9.50 pricier than Uber. The price difference shows excitement for the technology and a real preference to sometimes be in a car without a driver. Shorter trips tend to cost more than longer ones - the pricing gap shrinks as rides get longer.

2025.06.13
techcrunch.com5 min readTLDR

VISIONOS 26 KEEPS PUSHING APPLE'S NEWEST PLATFORM TOWARD THE FUTURE

Several substantial feature improvements have rolled out to visionOS since its launch. This article looks at these feature improvements and what it is like to use them. visionOS 26 continues to push toward the future of wearable devices, with improved Personas, geographic persistence, Immersive Environments, and more. The update provides robust evidence that work on the OS remains ongoing.

2025.06.13
sixcolors.com7 min readTLDR

HP REVEALS FIRST GOOGLE BEAM 3D VIDEO CONFERENCING SETUP, PRICED AT $25,000

Google's Project Starline was reborn as Google Beam at Google I/O last month. The 3D conferencing system, which uses a lot of advanced hardware, makes users look like they're in the same room as each other. HP has revealed the first Beam setup - the HP Dimension will be available later this year for $24,999. It will come with a 65-inch display (Beam systems will have displays of various sizes) and also support regular 2D chats using Zoom and Google Meet. Google Beam's video model requires a lot of intense cloud processing, so customers will also have to pay for a Google Beam license on top of the hardware - prices for the licenses have not yet been released.

2025.06.12
arstechnica.com2 min readTLDR

NINTENDO'S SWITCH 2 IS THE FASTEST-SELLING GAME CONSOLE OF ALL TIME

Nintendo sold more than 3.5 million Switch 2 units in the console's first four days, making it the fastest-selling home video game console yet. The company was able to meet the demand by having ample inventory on hand in key markets. Preorders sold out across major retailers in the US ahead of the launch. The threat of price increases from tariffs likely boosted demand. Nintendo aims to sell 15 million Switch 2 consoles by the end of March 2026.

2025.06.12
theverge.com3 min readTLDR

WE'RE SECRETLY WINNING THE WAR ON CANCER

While cancer is still a terrible health threat, the tide in the war against cancer is turning. Thanks to breakthrough treatments, cancer is no longer the death sentence it once was. While there are certain areas where the story isn't getting better, the future of cancer treatment is improving. This article tells the story of three revolutions that caused the dramatic bend in the curve of cancer deaths.

2025.06.12
vox.com6 min readTLDR

THE AUDACIOUS REBOOT OF AMERICA'S NUCLEAR ENERGY PROGRAM

Standard Nuclear has made Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the base of a project to power up America's next nuclear era. It is developing meltdown-resistant fuel for a smaller, safer type of nuclear reactor. Standard Nuclear is the largest source of tristructural isotropic (triso) fuel outside of China. Triso fuel, which is in high demand for use in small modular reactors, is known for its durability and safety.

2025.06.12
links.tldrnewsletter.com7 min readTLDR

ANNOUNCING MULTIGRES: VITESS FOR POSTGRES

Vitness is a database clustering system for scaling MySQL that adds sharding, connection pooling, query routing, resiliency and failover, and cloud-native orchestration. Multigres is a proxy that sits in front of Postgres databases. It shares the same goals as Vitness but is focused on the Postgres ecosystem. One of the co-creators of Vitness recently joined Supabase to build on the open-source Multigres project.

2025.06.12
supabase.com4 min readTLDR

S3MINI

s3mini is a tiny and fast S3 client for node and edge platforms. It is ultra-lightweight, at around 14 KB minified, and it runs on Node, Bun, Cloudflare Workers, and other edge platforms. s3mini requires zero dependencies and users can use any S3-compatible bucket. It has been tested on Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, DigitalOcean Spaces, and MinIO.

2025.06.12
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR

ELON MUSK SAYS TESLA ROBOTAXI RIDES IN AUSTIN ‘TENTATIVELY' SET TO BEGIN JUNE 22

Elon Musk says that Tesla's robotaxi service is tentatively set to launch in Austin, Texas, on June 22. He says the first driverless trip from the Tesla factory to a customer's house will take place on June 28, his birthday. Tesla is prioritizing safety, so the dates may shift. The rollout will start small, with about 10 to 20 robotaxis, and Tesla will geofence the service, limiting where the robotaxis will be able to operate. Employees will be remotely monitoring the fleet.

2025.06.12
cnbc.com4 min readTLDR

META LAUNCHING AI SUPERINTELLIGENCE LAB WITH NINE-FIGURE PAY PUSH, REPORTS SAY

Mark Zuckerberg is personally creating a new superintelligence team dedicated to building the world's most advanced AI platform. Meta has offered compensation packages of between seven and nine figures to AI researchers from top competitors, some of whom have accepted. Zuckerberg has been reportedly personally frustrated with the pace of Meta's AI development and has gone into a more hands-on mode to accelerate progress.

2025.06.12
links.tldrnewsletter.com2 min readTLDR