Try Kimi K3 to build playable multiplayer and 3D games, create consulting grade slides, and run parallel tasks with Swarm and Goal to get more work done.
OnePlus ends new product rollouts in Europe/North America but maintains device support via OPPO, including updates and repairs. Users may opt to upgrade to ColorOS 17 or retain current systems with rollback options.
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The Roc compiler team completed a 1.5-year rewrite from Rust to Zig, achieving feature parity and enhancing performance with faster builds, memory efficiency, and zero-heap allocation features like hot code loading. While Zig's ReleaseFast improved memory safety and speed, Rust's ecosystem and incremental build improvements were noted, but Zig's flexibility and control better suited Roc's ...
Homescale uses Ceph RBD snapshots and Kubernetes to create writable database clones and branches without full data copies, leveraging copy-on-write for efficient storage. It abstracts storage from compute, enabling scalable, database-agnostic workflows with Postgres as the initial engine.
Sony's PlayStation Store repeatedly removes purchased content due to licensing changes, leaving users without refunds, highlighting a systemic issue where consumers are misled into thinking they own digital purchases rather than temporary licenses. Despite public frustration and legal loopholes, companies exploit vague terms and conditions to avoid accountability, demanding clearer ...
The article guides software engineers into data fields by explaining the data lifecycle, tools (ETL, warehouses, lakes), and roles (analysts, engineers). It covers ETL/ELT processes, storage formats (Parquet, Arrow), and tools like dbt, SQLMesh, Python libraries, and SQL for data transformation.
Counting each YC chapter by batch year shows when these founders came through. A founder with two YC startups appears in both years. Startups don't work for a range of reasons, including timing. Explore the database to find already validated ideas that are ready for another shot.Explore Startups.RIP→
The data includes USD revenue ($780,996 monthly, $1.18M annual), paying customers (12,018 monthly, 18,455 annual), and registered accounts (290,703 monthly, 439,046 annual) for January 2026.
While going through the Go generics proposal, I got curious about how the compiler implements it. Compilers usually handle generics in one of two ways: With full monomorphization, the compiler turns generic code into concrete, type-specific code. It generates a separate version for every set of type arguments the program uses. Rust works this way, and so do C++ templates. With type erasure, ...
Hilo is a daily 7-letter word puzzle using hi/lo clues to deduce letters through logic, not obscure vocabulary. Play solo, track streaks, or compete in private groups to solve the shared daily challenge.
What.CD, a private music tracker with invite-only tiers and strict rules to avoid legal risks, fostered a dedicated community but shut down in 2016 after a Salinger manuscript leak and server seizure, leaving users in mourning.
The company released Inkling, a 975B-parameter Mixture-of-Experts model with 41B active parameters, supporting text, images, audio, and video, alongside Inkling-Small (12B active) for efficient customization via Tinker. Trained on 45T tokens, Inkling offers controllable reasoning, safety features, and is available on platforms like Hugging Face and Tinker, with partnerships for deployment and ...
I keep telling my friends who listen to techno that it's just a kick drum with reverb on it. This lighthearted joke is where KickWithReverb started. So I built a 'Fully Featured DAW for the Average Techno Producer' around it. Pick a kick, pick a noise layer, pick a convolution reverb impulse response, twist some knobs, done. You are now a world-class techno producer. This article ...
The rise of LLM-generated content in outreach emails and job applications creates impersonal, generic materials that obscure individuality and effort. Authentic, imperfect human expression is vital for meaningful connection and revealing one's true self beyond machine-generated perfection.
Purchased a low-cost USB 3.0 hub that's mostly USB 2.0 with flimsy build and safety risks, leading to buyer's remorse due to deceptive ads and return complications.
The Victorian-era *Naturalist’s Library* democratized access to natural history through illustrated books, now digitally restored by Nicholas Rougeux using AI, offering free online and affordable print/poster versions to inspire future naturalists.
Creation connects us to ourselves and others through subconscious expression, offering joy and flow by transforming thoughts into meaningful, shared gifts. It prioritizes the authentic creative journey over outcomes, fostering growth and lasting impact through intentional, empathetic artistry.
The author builds an APL interpreter in Python, inspired by Ruslan Spivak's Pascal interpreter series, focusing on tokenizing APL code right-to-left, parsing into an AST, and handling unique APL features like negation (¯) and operators. The project includes a GitHub repo for collaboration and aims to demonstrate interpreter construction through practical examples and incremental development.
Grok Build is SpaceXAI's terminal-based AI coding agent with a TUI for codebase interaction, file editing, shell commands, and task management, supporting macOS, Linux, and Windows. It uses Rust, offers CLI installation, and is Apache 2.0 licensed with third-party notices.
Musklr displays current sets, last lifts, and rest countdowns on iPhone Lock Screen/Dynamic Island via iOS Live Activities, updating in real time without opening the app. It includes rest controls, Watch heart rate sync, and works on iOS 16.2+ with Lock Screen cards or Dynamic Island on newer models.
The article reflects on the 1980s shift from proprietary to open-source software, crediting Richard Stallman's advocacy for free knowledge-sharing as foundational to tech progress. It warns that AI's increasing closure risks stifling innovation and transparency, urging open access to models and data to preserve scientific and societal advancement.
A DIY calculator project uses electromechanical displays with acrylic panels, voltmeters, and a custom keypad, driven by an AVR128DA28 MCU for fixed-point arithmetic. The design combines vintage components, CNC-milled enclosures, and tactile switches, emphasizing practicality over analog complexity.
The article argues that recreating native HTML elements like buttons from scratch is a Sisyphean task due to their complex accessibility requirements, such as keyboard navigation and ARIA roles, which are inherently handled by native elements. It emphasizes using semantic HTML to avoid maintenance burdens and ensure user expectations are met.
The Alaska Military Telephone Line (AMTL), built during WWII alongside the Alaska Highway, faced harsh weather, material shortages, and design changes, requiring private contractors and later U.S. Signal Corps troops. Completed in 1943, it used radio, telephone, and teletype, with copper replaced by steel-clad wire, and parts remain in use today.
SQLite is praised for its embedded use and self-contained design but faces challenges with ROWID reuse, flexible typing leading to data validation issues, and concurrency limitations. Solutions like strict tables, WAL mode, and an edition system for updated defaults are proposed to address these issues while maintaining compatibility.
Reynard is an iOS browser using Gecko (Firefox's engine) to bypass outdated WebKit on older iOS versions, enabling modern website compatibility. It's experimental, requires sideloading via TrollStore/AltStore, and relies on community contributions for development.
KizunaShelf is a customizable, cross-platform media tracker using Markdown files, offering dynamic schema control and integration with external metadata sources to avoid reliance on proprietary apps. Built with Rust and SwiftUI, it emphasizes personal data ownership, connects media to life moments, and ensures longevity with plain-text storage and open-source design.
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The author experiences dissonance using LLMs despite agreeing with critics, noting widespread tension at tech conferences where developers auto-close LLM-generated PRs to combat trust issues. They advocate for structured workflows and human oversight to harness LLMs' benefits while mitigating their flaws.
Scaling relational databases beyond a few terabytes requires sharding to distribute data and queries across multiple servers, overcoming bottlenecks in write throughput and backup efficiency. Tools like Neki and Vitess act as intelligent proxies, routing traffic to the correct shards and abstracting complexity for applications.