One of the coolest in person demos at #wwdc26 was @lmstudio running massive local models on 4 daisy chained Mac Studios with a total of 2tb memory Then they pulled out an iPhone and chatted with those models remotely over a secure connection I need to find a use for this

Most Americans have no idea where Dubai is. Or anywhere else.

What happened to web3? All of auth should have been replaced by now…

🎙️ New @edge_pod is out on @0xIntuition! 🌐 We explore a decentralized network for reputation, trust, and decision-making being built on Ethereum and @base. 🚀 Intuition Founder @0xbilly joins us to share more ahead of their scheduled mainnet launch in November.

iPadOS 26 is the foulest of rug pulls. Slide over and split screen with easy resizing is a slick, satisfying way of working. You DO NOT rug user muscle memory like this. The unfortunate design of the new windowing system is actually a separate and similarly embarrassing issue.

OpenAI CEO Altman Announced That ChatGPT Will Be Made Available to All Federal Workers at a Cost of Just One Dollar Per Year Per Agency Next, Altman goes after the Palantir contracts

Our discussions about the Layer 1 scaling roadmap have been extensive, and the feedback so far suggests that the community appreciates our ambition. Turning that ambition into reality now depends on the focus of the core development teams and researchers. Following the recent changes in leadership at the Ethereum Foundation, we aimed, among other things, to free more of Vitalik’s time for research and exploration, rather than day‑to‑day coordination or crisis response. Each time Vitalik shares insights or communicates a direction, he accelerates major long‑term breakthroughs. His recent posts on RISC‑V and zkVMs have advanced promising avenues, while his writing on privacy has helped realign the community around the Ethereum Foundation’s core values. I want to make clear that Vitalik’s proposals will always carry weight, but they are intended to start conversations and encourage progress in difficult research areas. Community review may refine them significantly or even reject them. We want the same freedom for our other researchers, who show courage by posing difficult questions and suggesting alternative approaches, for example @drakefjustin and @dankrad. Ethereum researchers often ask that readers recognize the exploratory nature of their posts and proposals. Focus remains essential. Within the EF we will shift much of our research effort toward near‑term goals, aiming to address user experience and scaling challenges in the next two protocol upgrades. We are concentrating on Layer 1 scaling, support for Layer 2 scaling, and significant UX improvements (including interoperability) in the Pectra, Fusaka, and Glamsterdam upgrades. In parallel we are exploring ways to bring forward projects that currently look three to five years away. Posts from our top researchers help some of them to ship within one or two years through initiatives such as next‑generation execution and consensus layers.