I don't like NumPy
The article provides an overview of the NumPy library, a fundamental tool in the Python ecosystem for scientific computing and data analysis. It covers the basic concepts, data structures, and common operations in NumPy, highlighting its importance and versatility in numerical and scientific programming.
Coinbase says hackers bribed staff to steal customer data, demanding $20M ransom
Coinbase, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has revealed that hackers bribed its employees to steal customer data, and are now demanding a $20 million ransom. The company is working with law enforcement to investigate the incident and protect its customers.
California sent residents' personal health data to LinkedIn
The article reveals that the California Department of Public Health unintentionally shared personal health information of state residents with LinkedIn, raising privacy concerns about the state's data-sharing practices and the lack of transparency around such incidents.
The current state of TLA⁺ development
The article discusses the development status of TLA+, a formal specification language, with a focus on the project's progress, challenges, and future plans. It provides an overview of the current capabilities, ongoing work, and the role of the TLA+ community in advancing the language.
Tek – A music making program for 24-bit Unicode terminals
tek is an open-source software development platform that provides a set of tools and frameworks to build, test, and deploy applications efficiently. It aims to simplify the development process and improve collaboration among teams.
Refactoring Clojure
The article discusses the process of refactoring Clojure code, focusing on improving code readability, maintainability, and performance. It provides practical tips and techniques for restructuring Clojure functions, leveraging Clojure's core library, and using tools like linters and code formatters to enhance code quality.
Demystifying Ruby: It's all about threads (2024)
This article explores the fundamentals of the Ruby programming language, covering its history, key features, and core principles like object-oriented design, simplicity, and developer productivity. It provides an introduction to the language for those new to Ruby or programming in general.
Dr. Dobb's Journal Interviews Jef Raskin (1986)
This article provides an interview with Jef Raskin, the creator of the Macintosh computer, discussing his early work in computer design and his vision for user-friendly interfaces that prioritize human factors over technical complexities.
Wavelet Trees: An Introduction (2011)
The article introduces wavelet trees, a data structure that allows efficient storage and manipulation of large data sets. It explains the key concepts and operations of wavelet trees, such as range queries and updates, and discusses their applications in various fields, including text processing and bioinformatics.
Onfim's world: Child artists in history
The article explores the world of medieval child artists, focusing on Onfim, a young boy from 13th-century Novgorod who left behind a remarkable collection of drawings and writings that provide a unique glimpse into the daily life and imagination of a medieval child.
Improving Naval Ship Acquisition
The article discusses the challenges in naval ship acquisition, including cost overruns, delays, and performance issues. It suggests ways to improve the process, such as better planning, risk management, and stakeholder engagement.
Model Organisms Are Not Static
The article discusses how the concept of model organisms in biology is evolving, as researchers recognize that these organisms are not static but rather dynamic and influenced by environmental factors. It highlights the importance of considering the complexity of model organisms and their interactions with their environment when conducting research.
New paradigm for psychology just dropped
The article proposes a new paradigm for psychology that challenges the current approach of studying the mind in isolation. It suggests integrating the mind with the body and the environment, highlighting the importance of considering the whole person and their interactions with the world.
Show HN: Heygem AI – An Open Source, Free Alternative to Heygen AI
We’ve open-sourced Heygem, a fast and free alternative to Heygen. It generates photorealistic AI avatar videos from a photo and voice — no training, no watermark, runs locally on 8GB GPUs, and supports 4K output.
Ideal for developers building AI avatar pipelines with minimal setup. Built by the team behind duix.com. Feedback and contributions welcome!
Managed Inference and Agents is now Generally Available
Heroku has announced the general availability of Managed Inference and Agents, which allow developers to deploy and manage AI models and agents within their Heroku applications, simplifying the integration of AI capabilities into their products.
Microsoft Lays Off TypeScript Compiler Veteran Ron Buckton
Microsoft has laid off TypeScript veteran Ron Buckton as part of a broader restructuring that includes 6,000 job cuts. The article discusses the impact of these changes on the TypeScript community and Buckton's contributions to the language's development.
Windsurf SWE-1: Our First Frontier Models
The article discusses the Windsurf Wave 9 SWE 1, a high-performance windsurf board designed for wave riding. It provides an overview of the board's features, including its construction, rocker line, and fin setup, as well as its intended use and performance characteristics.
Most Americans don't earn enough to afford basic costs of living
The article examines how the rising cost of living is affecting income and quality of life for many Americans, with a focus on factors like housing, healthcare, and childcare costs impacting financial security and well-being.
Trump's sanctions on ICC prosecutor have halted tribunal's work
The article discusses the impact of former U.S. President Donald Trump's sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor, which have halted the tribunal's work. It examines the ongoing tensions between the U.S. and the ICC, and the implications of the sanctions on the court's ability to investigate alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Kids Online Safety Act Will Make the Internet Worse for Everyone
The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) aims to improve online safety for minors, but critics argue that the legislation will have negative consequences for everyone by undermining encryption, increasing censorship, and creating a dangerous precedent that could be exploited to restrict free speech and privacy online.