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Top science & technology news, July 26, 2026
- Fighting Aging: Fight Aging! Newsletter
Fight Aging! publishes news and commentary relevant to the goal of ending all age-related disease, to be achieved by bringing the mechanisms of aging under the control of modern medicine. This weekly newsletter is sent to thousands of interested subscribers.
- Lisp Moving Forth: The Future of Lisp
The author creates a forth implementation based on Lisp. Although it differs from the original forth, it embodies key ideas and serves as a platform for discussing the central theme of the book—creating and using duality.
- Teaching LLMs to Update Beliefs for Efficient Long-Horizon Interaction
ABBEL framework enables concise, interpretable contexts for efficient interaction, addressing performance costs in domains with scarce high-quality data.
- Uber Bets on Former CEO Again
Uber has rehired its former CEO and is now working with him. However, this move has raised questions among investors about the company's previous promises to release Cybercab, Semi, and Megapack 3 in 2026.
- Inside one London founder house rewriting the founder-house rules
Six twentysomething founders in East London have built an 'anti-San Francisco' house with a goal of holistic improvement in life.
- Complete Mutagenesis of the Genome and Proteome of Phi174
The bacteriophage {Phi}X174 was the first genome to be sequenced and the first to be chemically synthesised. Here we present a complete map of the consequences of changing every nucleotide in the {Phi}X174 genome and every amino acid in the proteome. In total, half of nucleotide and >60% of amino acid changes impair fitness.
- Angels in Coptic Magic: Introduction
In this first post of the series, we discuss angels and their importance in various ritual and literary traditions. We provide an overview of the main groups of angels found in Coptic magical texts.
- How A Gang of Thieves Pulled Off a Multimillion-Dollar Data Center Heist
This article describes how a group of thieves executed a multimillion-dollar heist from a data center. The details and methods used in the heist are provided.
- The first watch featuring computer functions
In 1984, the world's first wrist computer system consisted of a watch part and a separate 'controller' console with a built-in printer. The user could input BASIC programming through a keyboard (sold separately) and enjoy playing games. It also included a memo function, a telephone directory, an address book, and a scheduling function. A separately-sold pocket-sized keyboard allowed operation on the go.
