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Dominion Voting Systems filed a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Newsmax, accusing the conservative media outlet of pushing false claims about the 2020 presidential election and its voting machines. The lawsuit alleges Newsmax repeatedly broadcast false narratives about Dominion to boost its own viewership and income in the aftermath of the election.

This article discusses Microsoft's predictions that AI-powered business agents will make traditional SaaS (Software as a Service) models obsolete by 2030, as AI becomes more advanced and capable of automating a wide range of business tasks and decision-making processes.

The article discusses the concept of agents as search over action space, where agents make decisions by exploring the space of possible actions to achieve their goals. It highlights the importance of understanding the structure of the action space and the algorithms used to navigate it effectively.

The article discusses the concept of 'keyboard signature', a unique pattern of keystrokes that can be used to identify users. It explores how this method could potentially be used for user authentication and identify individuals based on their typing behavior.

OxLint is a type-aware linting tool that integrates with TypeScript to provide enhanced code analysis and error detection. It offers a preview of upcoming TypeScript features and helps developers catch type-related issues early in the development process.

The article provides an overview of the GitHub search functionality, allowing users to search for repositories, code, issues, and more across the platform's vast codebase.

This study examines the relationship between air pollution and cognitive function, finding that long-term exposure to fine particulate matter can impair cognitive abilities, with the effects being more pronounced in older adults and those with lower socioeconomic status.

The article explores the parallels between the East India Company's colonial practices and the modern-day dominance of big tech companies, arguing that both exhibit characteristics of digital-age colonialism through data extraction, monopolistic control, and the exploitation of local economies and resources.

The article discusses Comcast's heavy reliance on its internet business, which has become the company's most significant revenue source. However, it also highlights that Comcast is facing challenges as subscribers are canceling their internet service, indicating potential difficulties for the company's core business.

You’d think with all the hype and money flowing into these companies, they’d actually come up with something revolutionary. Instead, we see yet another note-taking tool. Another rent-seeking middleman. Another iteration of something that already exists—just with fewer people employed, because costs were cut.

Where is the equivalent of building semiconductors for this era? Where is the leap from a horse to the Model T? And if that’s too hard, why not go after industries everyone hates—like U.S. health insurance? Where are the AI companies burning billions to make healthcare as cheap and accessible as an iPhone?

Setting aside the industrial copyright theft issues, it would be one thing if “AI bros” were actually delivering something that changed society for the better. But instead, it feels like AI is not only large-scale copyright theft, but also, for the most part, useless.

The article explores the formation of quasicrystals, a unique form of matter that challenges traditional ideas about the structure of solids. Researchers have discovered new insights into the process by which quasicrystals emerge, shedding light on the fundamental nature of these intriguing materials.

The article discusses the concept of ADET (Autonomous Data Entry Tool), a tool that aims to automate the process of data entry across various platforms and systems. It highlights the benefits of ADET, such as increased efficiency, reduced errors, and time savings for organizations.

Rhythmpap offers an online platform for learning and practicing rhythms, with interactive exercises, feedback, and progress tracking. The site aims to help users of all skill levels improve their rhythmic abilities through engaging and customizable lessons.

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Let me know if there are any bugs!

The article discusses the global challenges and strategies for vaccinating the world against COVID-19, including issues with vaccine distribution, manufacturing capacity, and international cooperation to ensure equitable access to vaccines.

The article reports that a Chinese firm with alleged ties to the government has claimed to have developed a digital currency system that could potentially challenge the dominance of the US dollar in international trade and finance.

Synthicai is a technology company that develops advanced artificial intelligence systems, with a focus on computer vision, natural language processing, and predictive analytics. The company's AI solutions are designed to help businesses and organizations unlock insights and make data-driven decisions.

The article discusses the SC programming language, which is a concurrent object-oriented language designed for the construction of reactive and interactive systems. It highlights the language's key features, including its object model, concurrency mechanisms, and applications in areas such as robotics and user interface development.

The article examines the investment platform YieldStreet, which has faced criticism for its real estate bets that have resulted in significant customer losses. It explores the company's practices and the concerns raised by investors and regulatory authorities regarding the risks associated with YieldStreet's investment offerings.

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The article discusses the potential risks of focusing on cheap reinforcement learning tasks, arguing that they can lead to the waste of valuable computing resources and fail to address more challenging real-world problems. It emphasizes the importance of carefully selecting appropriate tasks that can drive meaningful progress in the field of artificial intelligence.

We just launched OrynTrade — think of it as TradingView, but with AI agents built-in, focused entirely on forex traders (for now).

Why we built this: Most traders use TradingView to chart and test ideas, but turning those ideas into automated strategies still requires coding, custom integrations, or buying opaque black-box bots. We wanted a platform that combines charting + AI guidance + live execution in one place.

What it does today: • TradingView-style charting — real-time forex data with the indicators you already use. • AI strategy agents — instead of coding, you describe rules (e.g., “Buy when RSI crosses 30 and MACD turns positive”), and an AI agent helps structure, refine, and validate them. • Instant backtesting — run those strategies across years of historical forex data. • Deploy as trading agents — launch agents that trade automatically through our paper trading and broker integration (not available in beta as we are still working out broker integrations). • Transparency — you see exactly why an agent takes each trade (no black box).

Who it’s for: • Traders who use TradingView but wish it could trade for them. • People curious about algorithmic trading but don’t want to learn Pine Script or Python. • Forex traders looking for structure, consistency, and automation.

How it’s different: • AI agents baked in — guiding you step by step, not just charting. • End-to-end — from idea → backtest → live agent, all in one platform. • Forex-first — built around the quirks of forex markets, prop challenges, and 24/5 trading.

We’re in early beta, and would love HN’s feedback: • What pain points do you hit with TradingView or algo tools today? • Which integrations (stocks, crypto, more brokers) would you want next? • How much “AI help” feels useful vs. too much?

Tesla has significantly reduced monthly payments for its vehicles in the UK as sales have slumped, reflecting the company's efforts to boost demand in the face of economic challenges and increasing competition from other electric vehicle manufacturers.

AutoSwagger is an open-source tool that automatically generates OpenAPI (Swagger) documentation for web APIs, making it easier for developers to document and share their APIs.

The article discusses the history and evolution of the computer virus, including its early beginnings, the motivations behind its development, and the impact it has had on cybersecurity and the broader technology landscape.

The article discusses issues with the Java type system, highlighting problems with type safety, type erasure, and the limitations of the Java compiler. It argues that the Java type system is fundamentally broken and proposes potential solutions to address these challenges.