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- 1Dermatologist builds 3D biophysical skin model by vibe coding▼Show HN: I'm a dermatologist and I vibe coded a 3D biophysical skin model
A dermatologist has launched an interactive 3D biophysical model of human skin, built largely through vibe coding, the practice of using AI tools to write code without formal programming expertise. The project, shared as a Show HN submission, is drawing attention from developers and scientists alike for showing how domain experts can now build technical tools without engineering teams.
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The YouTube channel M4 Tech has built a pyramid-shaped ice house, documenting the construction in a video that has drawn close to 750,000 likes. The project, presented as a technology build, shows the team constructing a shelter out of ice in the form of an Egyptian pyramid, and viewers are sharing and praising the unusual DIY engineering effort.
- 3The team bringing biology, agriculture and engineering together●Behind the team working to bring biology, agriculture and engineering into the future
Boston University's student newspaper profiles a team working at the intersection of biology, agriculture and engineering, describing efforts to modernise how these fields develop and collaborate. The piece highlights researchers aiming to apply engineering approaches to biological and agricultural challenges. Little additional detail is available beyond the profile itself.
- 4Silent Patches Criticised for Blinding Cyber Defenders●Silent Patches Don’t Stop Attackers – They Blind Defenders Silent patches don't work—attackers can reverse-engineer bina
Security experts are arguing that silent patching — fixing vulnerabilities without public disclosure — fails to stop attackers, who can reverse-engineer binaries to find the flaw regardless. The criticism is that withholding details only leaves defenders, penetration testers and IT teams without the context they need to protect their systems. The discussion calls for immediate, transparent disclosure to all parties.
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Developers report that the Firebase SDK has been causing iOS apps to crash since this morning, with the issue flagged widely in the engineering community. Apps relying on Firebase appear to be failing at launch or during runtime, prompting teams to investigate workarounds while waiting for Google to address the problem.
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Formula 1's official roundup of team comments from Friday practice at the Malaysian Grand Prix collects reactions from team principals and engineers across the paddock. The quotes cover early impressions of car performance, tyre behaviour in the tropical heat, and setup work ahead of qualifying, giving fans and media a snapshot of where each team believes it stands.
- 7F1 2026 pre-season testing leaves teams puzzled after confusing Friday●What we really learned from F1 2026's most confusing Friday
Formula 1's 2026 season is generating confusion after Friday running left observers struggling to read the competitive picture. Writing for The Race, motorsport journalists analysed what the timesheets actually revealed about the new regulation era, where revised engines and aerodynamics have made form difficult to judge. Fans and pundits are debating which teams are genuinely quick and who is sandbagging.
- 8What F1's most confusing Friday of 2026 really showed●What we really learned from F1 2026's most confusing Friday https://www.the-race.com/formula-1/what-we-really-learned-fr
Formula 1's 2026 season produced a baffling Friday practice session, and The Race has analysed what it actually revealed about the new regulations and car performance. With entirely new engine rules and aerodynamics for 2026, teams appear to be struggling to read the data, leaving fans and pundits debating which teams are genuinely quick and which are sandbagging or simply lost.
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- dream-num/univer The Office Harness for AI Agents — Spreadsheets, Docs, Slides, Canvas, Relational Tables, and PDF in one runtime.