We built another object storage
The article discusses the motivations behind building a new object storage solution, highlighting the limitations of existing options and the need for a more flexible and scalable solution to meet the evolving data storage requirements of modern applications.
Analysis finds anytime electricity from solar available as battery costs plummet
This article analyzes the increasing availability of solar electricity at any time of day as battery costs continue to plummet, making renewable energy more accessible and affordable for consumers.
AI is bringing old nuclear plants out of retirement
The article examines the potential role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the nuclear power industry, exploring how AI could help optimize operations, improve safety, and address challenges like radioactive waste management.
Show HN: I audited 500 K8s pods. Java wastes ~48% RAM, Go ~18%
Wozz is an open-source web application that provides a user-friendly interface for managing and visualizing data from various sources. It offers features such as data integration, analysis, and real-time updates, making it a versatile tool for data-driven decision-making.
Bookmark for CAD/2d/3D Useful links
This article discusses the integration of CAD (Computer-Aided Design) 2D and 3D models with SAP CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote), enabling seamless integration of product configurators and CAD data within the SAP ecosystem.
Multiple Indicted on Charges of Theft and Re-Sale of Restaurant Cooking Oil
Multiple Chinese nationals have been indicted on charges related to the theft and resale of restaurant equipment and supplies. The defendants are accused of participating in a scheme to steal items from various restaurants and then sell them for profit.
Life in Gaza under Israel's all-encompassing surveillance regime
The article explores Israel's extensive surveillance and monitoring of Palestinians in Gaza, including the use of facial recognition technology, military drones, and other advanced digital tools to track and target individuals. It highlights the complex privacy and human rights implications of this extensive surveillance program.
The military's new AI says boat strike 'unambiguously illegal'
The article discusses a hypothetical scenario involving a boat strike, which was analyzed by the U.S. military's new AI system. The AI system determined that the scenario would be considered unambiguously illegal under international law.
Aging Out of Fucks: The Neuroscience of Why You Suddenly Can't Pretend Anymore
This article explores the neuroscience behind the phenomenon of 'aging out of fucks', where people become less reactive to stressors as they get older. It examines how changes in the brain's emotional processing and reward circuits contribute to this reduced reactivity and increased emotional resilience.
The real lock-in in GitHub is not the code, but the stars
The article discusses the importance of GitHub stars and how they can be used as a metric for evaluating a software project's popularity and potential impact. It provides insights into analyzing and leveraging GitHub stars to better understand the software development landscape.
Why mRNA-based Covid-19 vaccines can cause myocarditis
The article discusses a study that found the risk of myocarditis, or heart inflammation, is much higher after a COVID-19 infection than after COVID-19 vaccination, particularly for younger individuals. The findings suggest that the benefits of vaccination outweigh the small risk of vaccine-related myocarditis.
Nano banana prompts, updates everyday
This article discusses the creation of the 'Best Nanobana Prompt' on GitHub, a prompt that aims to generate high-quality images of nanobana, a fictional food item. The article provides details on the development process and the challenges involved in creating an effective prompt for image generation.
Skills vs. Dynamic MCP Loadouts
The article discusses the importance of focusing on skills rather than just credentials or titles, as skills are more valuable in the long run. It emphasizes that employers should prioritize assessing and developing the skills of their employees to build a more capable and adaptable workforce.
WebKit Features for Safari 26.2
The article highlights new features in Safari 26.2, including improvements to WebKit's input, rendering, and security capabilities, as well as updates to the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript (JS) standards support.
Sperm donor with cancer-causing gene fathers nearly 200 children
A sperm donor in the Netherlands has been found to carry a rare, cancer-causing gene, fathering nearly 200 children through his donations. This revelation raises concerns about the need for more rigorous genetic screening of sperm donors to protect the health and wellbeing of donor-conceived individuals.
Trump Pretends to Block State AI Laws; Media Pretends That's Legal
The article discusses a controversial executive order signed by former US President Trump that aimed to preempt state-level regulations on artificial intelligence, which legal experts argue may exceed the president's constitutional authority.
Petition for David Sacks to Self-Deport
This article discusses the launch of a new online form creation platform, jotform.com, which aims to provide an easy-to-use and customizable tool for businesses and individuals to create and share digital forms. The platform offers a range of features, including drag-and-drop form building, collaboration tools, and data analysis capabilities.
Humans rank above meerkats but below beavers in monogamy league table
A new study finds that humans rank among the leading monogamous mammals, with a high rate of pair-bonding and parental care compared to other species. The research provides insights into the evolution of social and mating behaviors in humans.
Windows 3.1 in the Browser
The article discusses the history and technical details of the Windows 3.10 operating system, including its system architecture, software components, and emulator-based demonstration of its functionality.
'It May Be Worse'–No Fix for New Google Chrome Attacks
The article discusses a new security threat affecting Google Chrome users, which may have no fix available. It warns users about the potential risks and the need to be cautious when using the Chrome browser.