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2026-09-14
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A developer spent a week building an Obsidian e-book reader plugin that supports formats such as EPUB, PDF, MOBI, AZW3, and FB2, and can use subscriptions like Codex, Claude Code, and Kimi or APIs such as DeepSeek for AI-assisted reading. The plugin is available in the Obsidian official marketplace as "qiaomu," and the code has been open-sourced on GitHub.
SynthePulse InsightMembersRead deep analysisReplit has acquired Test 13, a two-person Icelandic team that built a portfolio of profitable SaaS solutions using Replit, generating over $700k in 18 months with 400%+ YoY growth. The founders are joining Replit to help give builders worldwide the same leverage. The acquisition highlights how AI is reshaping software creation and enabling small teams to scale efficiently.
SynthePulse InsightMembersRead deep analysisResearchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Theseus Labs proposed a five-level framework to measure progress toward AI systems that can recursively self-improve. The review found that AI can already perform prescribed upgrades and sometimes choose improvement strategies, but full recursive self-improvement remains limited to controlled experiments. Key challenges include reliable verification, capability retention, transfer to new tasks, resource costs, and human oversight.
SynthePulse InsightRead deep analysisChina has flatly rejected warnings about AI risks from Anthropic CEO Amodei and other U.S. AI leaders. Beijing's Foreign Ministry calls it "fearmongering," while the state-run Global Times accuses Amodei of waging a "silent AI Cold War." China's security minister isn't calling for a slowdown either but for faster AI infrastructure buildout. Trump also opposes any slowdown.
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