In an era where AI produces massive amounts of passable content, humans must focus on discerning and selecting what truly matters—a skill at the heart of "taste," as influenced by thinkers like Paul Graham and Greg Brockman.
An Amazon listing error has revealed the Pixel 11 series' color options, 12GB RAM, battery capacities, and compatibility with Google Pixel Tag.
Social news site lobste.rs has completed its migration from MariaDB to SQLite. CPU and memory usage have decreased, and VPS costs have been halved. The article details the migration process and the technical challenges, offering valuable lessons.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has published a blog warning about data leakage risks from enterprise AI models and unfair restrictions imposed by model providers.
Hisense has unveiled the A10, featuring a 6.13-inch E Ink display and a detachable 5-inch LCD on the back. Powered by the MTK Dimensity 8300, it will launch in the Chinese market for approximately $590.
GNOME OS announces the development of "Test Center," a testing environment for experimental software inspired by Apple TestFlight and Mozilla Labs. Funded by Germany's Prototype Fund.
An Android smartphone's USB-C port isn't just for charging. From storage expansion with SSDs to connecting keyboards and mice for a desktop-like experience, or even wired LAN connections, we explore six ways it can shine in professional settings.
Valve admits the premature activation of Steam Machine’s red LED warning light and plans to raise the threshold to 100°C for CPU/GPU via a BIOS update. The aftermath of the “Red Line of Death” confusion.
Rated 8/10 by Wired, the iGarden Swim Jet X Pro 10 transforms compact pools into a professional swim training environment with its artificial water current.
OpenCut, the open-source video editor, is undergoing a full rebuild from scratch, adopting next-gen architecture with Editor API, a Rust core, cross-platform support, and MCP server integration.
While Google's Tensor G6 appears to have reduced CPU cores and outdated GPU architecture, its focus on sustained performance via TSMC's 2nm process aims to enhance real-world usability for the Pixel 11.
George Hotz voices his thoughts on LLMs in his blog, warning against two types of hype and criticizing open-source restrictions as fear of commoditization. He also questions the value of frontier labs.
InfiniteDiffusion combines the high fidelity of diffusion models with the limitless potential of procedural noise. It enables interactive terrain generation at consumer GPU rates without requiring training, while maintaining seed consistency.
Linux 7.2-rc3 has been released, featuring Ultra RISC-V support, Dreamcast driver fixes, and numerous AI-assisted patches. Linus Torvalds hints at a transition to a "new normal." Ubuntu 26.10 will also adopt this kernel.
Uniqlo China has managed to recover sales despite reducing its number of stores, thanks to data-driven portfolio optimization and digitalized supply chains.
Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for trade secret theft. In response, Elon Musk and Sam Altman have exchanged heated words on X, highlighting tensions over the launches of Grok 4.5 and GPT-5.6 Sol.
Controversy surrounds VAR in the FIFA World Cup. Technology was meant to reduce referee errors, so why has it sparked new debates? Insights from The Conversation.
Uber's proposed bill in New Jersey mandates 85% of rides by autonomous taxi operators to be human-driven, stirring controversy as a potential anti-competition tactic.
The U.S. Department of Defense has disclosed its fourth batch of UFO-related documents, including materials from NASA, CIA, and FBI. Meanwhile, China's Tianwen-2 probe has reached the quasi-satellite asteroid 2016 HO3 and begun sample collection.
UltraRISC support has been integrated into Linux 7.2's RISC-V defconfig, targeting the UR-DP1000 SoC (8-core C100), expanding the ecosystem.