Elites could shape mass preferences as AI reduces persuasion costs
The article proposes a novel machine learning framework called 'Continual Prompted Learning' that enables AI models to efficiently learn new tasks and retain knowledge over time, while addressing the challenge of catastrophic forgetting.
Uncloud - Tool for deploying containerised apps across servers without k8s
Uncloud.run is a web-based platform that allows users to run and share code snippets, collaborate on projects, and build serverless applications without the need for local development environments.
PGlite – Embeddable Postgres
PGLite is an open-source PostgreSQL client library that provides a simple and lightweight interface for working with PostgreSQL databases. It is designed to be easy to use and integrate into various applications, making it a popular choice for developers who need to interact with PostgreSQL databases.
It’s time to free JavaScript
The article discusses the concept of 'letter' in JavaScript, exploring its various applications and providing examples of how it can be used to create and manipulate strings in a concise and efficient manner.
The rapid growth of data centres is delaying new homes in London
The article discusses the growing trend of electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities surrounding their adoption. It explores the factors driving the increase in EV sales, the government's plans to phase out new petrol and diesel car sales, and the ongoing debates around infrastructure, cost, and consumer attitudes.
Russia Bans Roblox
The article discusses the launch of a new electric vehicle (EV) by Chinese automaker BYD, which is aiming to challenge Tesla's dominance in the EV market. The EV features advanced technology and is priced competitively, potentially disrupting the industry.
Euler Conjecture and CDC 6600
The article discusses the Euler conjecture, which proposes a relationship between perfect powers and Fermat's Last Theorem. It also mentions the CDC 6600 computer used in the late 1960s to test the conjecture, which was not able to find a counterexample.
Tunnl.gg
Tunnl.gg is a website that provides a platform for gamers to buy, sell, and trade in-game items and assets. The platform offers secure transactions, a user-friendly interface, and a community-driven approach to the virtual goods economy.
The Mysterious Realm of JavaScriptCore (2021)
The article explores the intricate world of JavaScriptCore, a JavaScript engine used in various platforms including Apple's iOS and iPadOS. It delves into the technical details and the potential security implications of this powerful component within the Apple ecosystem.
NextJS Security Vulnerability
The article discusses a vulnerability in Next.js, a popular React framework, that allows for unauthorized access to server-side resources. The vulnerability has been patched, and users are advised to update their Next.js applications to the latest version to mitigate the issue.
Show HN: Mirror_bridge – C++ Reflection powered Python binding generation
The article describes a project called 'mirror_bridge', which is a browser extension that allows users to view and interact with the content of a website directly on the mirror website. The extension aims to provide a seamless browsing experience and facilitate access to information across multiple websites.
AWS partners with Nvidia to use NVLink in AI chips
Amazon and NVIDIA have partnered to develop a new AI chip called Trainium, designed to power high-performance machine learning workloads in the cloud. The article discusses the potential benefits of this collaboration, including increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness for AWS customers running AI-powered applications.
How Epstein Infiltrated the Silicon Valley Network Behind Trump's New Tech Order
The article examines how the late financier Jeffrey Epstein infiltrated and influenced the Silicon Valley network behind former US President Donald Trump's technology policies, shedding light on the complex web of connections between the tech industry, government, and powerful individuals.
Apex GPU: Run CUDA Apps on AMD GPUs Without Recompilation
The article discusses the APEX-GPU, a high-performance computing platform that leverages the power of NVIDIA GPUs to accelerate scientific and engineering applications. It highlights the system's architecture, performance, and suitability for a wide range of computational tasks.
'End-to-end encrypted' smart toilet camera is not end-to-end encrypted
The article reports on a security vulnerability in a smart toilet camera that claimed to be end-to-end encrypted, but was found to have a flaw that allowed remote access to the camera footage without proper authentication.
I Think I Found Something Weird About Physical Constants
The article discusses the author's discovery of a potential mathematical pattern in the stock market, which they believe could provide insights into market behavior. The author presents their findings and invites readers to explore the idea further.
Cellebrite to Acquire Corellium
Corellium, a provider of virtualized mobile devices for security research, is being acquired by Cellebrite, a leading supplier of digital intelligence solutions. The acquisition aims to combine Corellium's expertise in mobile device virtualization with Cellebrite's capabilities in digital forensics and intelligence gathering.
Cassette tapes are making a comeback. Yes
The article discusses the resurgence of cassette tapes as a format for music consumption, driven by a nostalgic appeal and a growing niche market for physical music formats, particularly among younger listeners and independent artists.
JWST discovers an ancient Milky Way-like spiral galaxy
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a galaxy named Alaknanda that is strikingly similar to the Milky Way, suggesting that galaxies like our own may be more common than previously thought. The discovery provides new insights into the diversity and evolution of galaxies in the universe.
Crucial is shutting down because Micron wants to sell its RAM to AI companies
The article discusses Micron's announcement of new AI-optimized RAM and SSD products, which are designed to improve performance and efficiency for AI and machine learning workloads. The new offerings aim to meet the growing demand for specialized hardware to support the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence technology.