Radar · 2026-07-14

What's moving through AI, ranked by lead time.

Radar is an hourly index of what's moving through the AI ecosystem, ranked by where each story sits on the lead-time gradient: papers become repos become community threads become analysis. The earlier a story is caught, the more head start you have before the crowd. Every row carries its receipts — which source saw it first, how many independent sources have it, how long ago — so the ranking explains itself. It's the public face of the same pipeline that feeds Vlad's Newsletter.

frozen 14 Jul 2026, 22:26 UTC · 67/78 feeds live · 13,862 tracked since 12 Jun

Moving now see all 40 ↓
40 tracked · 6 heating · 11 feeds quiet · 0 of 4 stations quiet
  1. 1 How I use HTMX with Go alexedwards.net · 4h
  2. 2 Graphify-Labs/graphify github.com · 14h
  3. 3 Measuring Input Latency on Linux: X11 vs. Wayland, VRR, and DXVK marco-nett.de · 6h
  4. 4 Show HN: DevQuest – live GitHub profile cards and a daily repository battle github.com · 12m
  5. 5 Show HN: Mechacraft.io – Browser Vehicle Builder mechacraft.io · 18m
Lead-time spectrum
flow, last 24h · 0 dark
348
Papers
11
Repos
276
Community
33
Analysis

668 stories entered the watched feeds in the last 24 hours — 348 in papers, 11 in repos, 276 in community, 33 in analysis. The scored board skews to Community (38 of 40). 6 stories are heating across independent sources, and the median lead across the ledger's 15 observed fires is 5h — measured, not estimated. Freshest receipt, 19h ago: caught in arXiv cs.AI 11d before Hacker News front carried it. The oldest survivor has held the board for 28h.

40
on the board
6
heating
38
new on board
5h
median lead
Latest fires — measured lead
  1. Papers → Community +11d lead arXiv cs.AI first · then Hacker News front 19h ago
    Adoption and Impact of Command-Line AI Coding Agents: A Study of Microsoft's Early 2026 Rollout of Claude Code and GitHub Copilot CLI
  2. Papers → Community +3d lead HF Daily Papers first · then Hacker News front 3d ago
    Billions of Sketches Reveal Hidden Cultural Variation in Human Concepts
  3. Community → Analysis +2h lead Hacker News best first · then OpenAI News 5d ago
    GPT-5.6
  1. 1
    How I use HTMX with Go
    alexedwards.net
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · seen in 2 sources HEATING ×2
  2. 2
    Graphify-Labs/graphify
    github.com
    AI Firehose Repos · 14h old · seen in 2 sources HEATING ×2
  3. 3
    Measuring Input Latency on Linux: X11 vs. Wayland, VRR, and DXVK
    marco-nett.de
    Live Signal Community · 6h old · seen in 4 sources HEATING ×2
  4. 4
    Show HN: DevQuest – live GitHub profile cards and a daily repository battle
    github.com
    Live Signal Community · 12m old · via Show HN
  5. 5
    Show HN: Mechacraft.io – Browser Vehicle Builder
    mechacraft.io
    Live Signal Community · 18m old · via Show HN
  6. 6
    You should probably check on your smart appliances
    xeiaso.net
    Live Signal Community · 24m old · via Lobsters
  7. 7
    Financing the AI boom: from cash flows to debt [pdf]
    bis.org
    Live Signal Community · 30m old · via Hacker News front
  8. 8
    qr-swastika-avoider v0.1.0
    crates.io
    Live Signal Community · 42m old · via Lobsters
  9. 9
    Show HN: Pupul, portable and revocable memory you carry into any AI
    pupulcorp.com
    Live Signal Community · 42m old · via Show HN
  10. 10
    Show HN: Voidfall – Space looter shooter in the browser
    github.com
    Live Signal Community · 54m old · via Show HN
  11. 11
    Dependabot version updates introduce default package cooldown
    github.blog
    Live Signal Community · 1h old · via Hacker News front
  12. 12
    Show HN: Open-Source Puppeteer for After Effects
    github.com
    Live Signal Community · 2h old · via Show HN
  13. 13
    Native inotify in FreeBSD
    klarasystems.com
    Live Signal Community · 2h old · via Lobsters
  14. 14
    Show HN: A dashboard for tracking SK Hynix price gaps across exchanges
    jaxzxu.com
    Live Signal Community · 2h old · via Show HN
  15. 15
    Show HN: WebMotion, a browser native library for deterministic video composition
    webmotion.superhq.ai
    Live Signal Community · 2h old · via Show HN
  16. 16
    Show HN: DayReplay – automatic time tracking using app and browser context
    dayreplay.app
    Live Signal Community · 2h old · via Show HN
  17. 17
    Show HN: Coliseo – open-source Head to Head ELO ranking of top startups
    coliseoelo.com
    Live Signal Community · 2h old · via Show HN
  18. 18
    Show HN: Approv – human approval and a signed audit trail for AI agent actions
    news.ycombinator.com
    Live Signal Community · 2h old · via Show HN
  19. 19
    Show HN: Iodd Viewer a free IODD viewer that runs in the browser
    ioddviewer.com
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  20. 20
    StubHub, CEO hit with ‘deceptive practices’ class action over mass scalping
    cbc.ca
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Hacker News front
  21. 21
    Show HN: Alluvia – mine your Claude Code/Cursor/ChatGPT history, locally
    github.com
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  22. 22
    Show HN: An RSS reader with a configurable recommendation engine
    sprinklz.io
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  23. 23
    Show HN: I Built OpenClaw for Stocks
    fn2.ai
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  24. 24
    Show HN: An Interactive Guide for Castlevania II: Simon's Quest
    theultimatesimonsquestguide.com
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  25. 25
    Show HN: Flashbang – DuckDuckGo bangs resolved locally with a Service Worker
    flashbang-dyr.pages.dev
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  26. 26
    Show HN: A device for never missing the surf turned into something more
    theliveframe.com
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  27. 27
    Show HN: Sorted-Collections – Fast, typed sorted data structures for TS/JS
    github.com
    Live Signal Community · 3h old · via Show HN
  28. 28
    Tensor Is the Might
    zserge.com
    Live Signal Community · 10h old · seen in 2 sources HEATING ×2
  29. 29
    A Trusty Boot Key (Ventoy Alternative), for Bastille Day
    codeberg.org
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via Lobsters
  30. 30
    Beautiful Type Erasure with C++26 Reflection
    ryanjk5.github.io
    Live Signal Community · 10h old · seen in 2 sources HEATING ×2
  31. 31
    Emacs Docs: The modern documentation website Emacs deserves
    emacsdocs.org
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via Lobsters
  32. 32
    Verifiable AI inference
    blog.vrypan.net
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via Lobsters
  33. 33
    Proof of retention: making weight preservation credible to the models themselves
    lesswrong.com
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via LessWrong
  34. 34
    On keys, essences and performance
    ebellani.github.io
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via Lobsters
  35. 35
    Show HN: Poseberry: create AI influencers that pose with your products
    poseberry.com
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via Show HN
  36. 36
    Show HN: Llm.c ported to Mojo with Metal kernels, 1.72x faster than PyTorch MPs
    github.com
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via Show HN
  37. 37
    What will be left for us to work on?
    normaltech.ai
    AI Firehose Analysis · 28h old · seen in 2 sources HEATING ×2
  38. 38
    An analysis of AI-generated content at the Mechanistic Interpretability Workshop
    lesswrong.com
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via LessWrong
  39. 39
    Show HN: I built Habbo but for your website – 3D chat rooms, one script tag
    floorsjs.com
    Live Signal Community · 4h old · via Show HN
  40. 40
    Cursor 0day: When Full Disclosure Becomes the Only Protection Left
    mindgard.ai
    Live Signal Community · 5h old · via Hacker News front

How Radar works

The gradient. Stories travel through the AI ecosystem in a rough sequence: they appear first in papers (arXiv, Hugging Face) or repos (GitHub), then surface in community discussion (Hacker News, Lobsters, LessWrong), then get interpreted in analysis (operator newsletters and essays). Radar ranks by where a story sits on that gradient. The earlier it is caught, the more lead time you have before it reaches consensus. The spectrum at the top of the page shows the last 24 hours of that flow — every story that entered the watched feeds, counted at the station where it first appeared.

The score. Each story gets a recency-decayed signal score. Every source tier carries a weight and a half-life, so live signal moves fast and fades fast while analysis sources move slowly and stay relevant longer. A story scores higher when two or more independent source families carry it — corroboration, not popularity, which is why five feeds of the same site count once. A small bonus applies when a story has visibly climbed the gradient. Stories past their tier's maximum age expire from the board.

Heating and lead time. A story is heating when it has surfaced in two or more independent source families. When the same story is observed first at an earlier stage and later at a higher one, Radar records the gap in hours — for example, seen on arXiv fourteen hours before it reached the Hacker News front page. That gap is the reader's lead time, and it is a measured span, never an estimate.

The honesty rule. Every value on this page is an observed fact from the feed log — which source carried a story, when, and how many. Radar makes no claim about what a story means; that is the newsletter's job. When a reading does not exist yet — no stories heating, nothing upstream — the page says so rather than inventing one.

How to read a row
The spectrum band
A filled flame tick is an early, lead-time-rich stage; a hollow tick is a later stage; a hollow ring on an empty span is a station with nothing on it yet.
Signal class
The tier chip: Live Signal moves fast and decays fast; analysis sources stay relevant longer. The ranker weights each accordingly.
heating
The same story in two or more independent source families — not two feeds of one site.
seen in / via
How many families carried it, or the single source that did.
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