Nitazenes: Another Failure of Drug Prohibition
How to Implement Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) in NestJS
The article explains how to implement Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) in NestJS, a popular Node.js framework. It covers the concepts of ABAC, the benefits it offers, and the step-by-step process of implementing ABAC in a NestJS application, including creating guards, decorators, and middleware.
Benchmarks to compare Copilot adoption coming to Copilot Dashboard
The article discusses the upcoming addition of benchmarks to the Copilot dashboard, which will allow organizations to compare their Copilot adoption rates against industry averages and peers. This feature aims to help organizations understand their Copilot usage and identify opportunities for improvement.
Why Mesh Networks Break When Big Crowds Gather
The article explores how mesh networks, decentralized communication systems that do not rely on traditional infrastructure, have become useful tools for political protesters to organize and communicate during demonstrations. These networks allow protesters to stay connected even when internet and cellular services are disrupted, enabling the free flow of information and coordination of activities.
AWS outage breaks the internet – Roblox, Fortnite, Zoom, and beyond
A widespread Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage caused major disruptions to numerous online services, including popular platforms like Roblox, Fortnite, Zoom, and many others that rely on AWS infrastructure. The outage highlighted the significant impact that a single cloud service provider's failure can have on a wide range of internet-based applications and services.
Nexperia's Long History, Tangled Present and Uncertain Future
The article explores the complex history, current landscape, and future outlook of the semiconductor industry, highlighting the critical role of semiconductors in modern technology and the geopolitical tensions surrounding their production and supply.
Valetudo: Cloud replacement for vacuum robots enabling local-only operation
Valetudo is an open-source, self-hosted home automation software that allows users to control and monitor various IoT devices within their home network, providing a flexible and customizable alternative to proprietary smart home platforms.
Beaver-engineered dam in the Czech Republic saves government $1.2M USD
The article discusses a beaver-engineered dam in the Czech Republic, which is believed to be the largest of its kind in Europe. The dam, built by a family of beavers, has transformed the local landscape and created a new wetland ecosystem.
Solving the NYTimes Pips puzzle with a constraint solver
The article explores a method for solving the New York Times Pips puzzle using constraint programming. It outlines a strategy that leverages constraints to efficiently find valid solutions, providing insights into the puzzle's structure and a potential approach for solving similar logic-based problems.
The Rising Sea [pdf]
Transcriptik
Transcriptik is an AI-powered transcription service that offers accurate and affordable transcription, translation, and captioning services for individuals and businesses. The platform uses advanced speech recognition technology and human proofreading to provide high-quality transcripts in multiple languages.
Tool that tells you how hard a website is to scrape
This article discusses the development and use of CanIScrape, an open-source web scraping tool that allows users to extract data from websites in a simple and efficient manner, while adhering to ethical practices and respecting robots.txt files.
Berty – an encrypted and offline peer-to-peer messenger with no central server
Berty is a secure, decentralized messaging app that prioritizes user privacy and freedom of communication. It offers features like end-to-end encryption, offline messaging, and the ability to communicate without relying on centralized servers.
Ask HN: What are some impressive vibe coding projects?
I'm looking to create a list of projects that people have had success with, whether they are personal projects that have no financial incentive or projects that have made money.
I'm also looking for videos that document the project from start to finish. The youtube algorithm makes these videos quite difficult to find.
Elon Musk doesn't trust Signal anymore
Did marine life in the palaeocene use a compass?
The article discusses a new system developed by researchers at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin that can convert water and carbon dioxide into hydrocarbon fuels using solar energy, potentially offering a sustainable solution for renewable energy production.
LLMs Can Get "Brain Rot"
The article discusses the potential negative impacts of large language models (LLMs) on human cognition, a phenomenon known as 'brain rot'. It explores how the increasing reliance on LLMs may lead to a decline in critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and overall intellectual capacity.
SD card found in Oceangate submersible wreckage
A SanDisk memory card was found undamaged inside an underwater camera among the wreckage of the OceanGate submersible, suggesting the camera and its contents survived the high-pressure environment of the deep ocean.
QRBackup: 65KB per A4 page, built with WASM
The article describes the development and features of QRBackup, a convenient web-based tool that allows users to securely back up and restore their data using QR codes, without requiring any special software or account setup.
Postman is down, time to switch to Hurl
Postman's services are experiencing disruptions due to a major AWS outage, affecting users' ability to access and use the platform's various features and functionalities.
The IP's Guide to Bevy and Rust – Let There Be a World (Procedural Generation)
The article discusses the second chapter of a Rust game development tutorial using the Bevy game engine. It covers topics such as setting up a basic Bevy project, creating and moving a player character, and adding a camera to the game scene.
Show HN: Web admin interface for Cassandra built with Openresty and Alpine.js
The article provides an overview of Cassandra Admin, an open-source tool for managing Apache Cassandra databases. It covers the tool's features, including creating and managing keyspaces, tables, and user roles, as well as performing backup and restore operations.
Moore's Law for Everything (March 2021)
This article discusses the fundamental principles of Moore's Law, which predicts the exponential growth of computing power. It explores the historical context, the implications, and the potential future of this technological trend.
'Muggle' Goes into Oxford English Dictionary (2003)
The article discusses the growing popularity of internet shopping among children in the UK, as more young people use the internet to make purchases and connect with brands. It highlights the potential risks and concerns around children's online spending habits and privacy.
AI could predict who will have a heart attack
A new AI system has been developed that can predict heart attacks with a high degree of accuracy, potentially enabling earlier intervention and improved patient outcomes. The system analyzes medical data and patient history to identify individuals at risk of experiencing a heart attack in the near future.
AI Can't Save Software Engineering
The article argues that AI and automation cannot fully replace human software engineers, as they lack the nuanced problem-solving skills and contextual understanding required for complex software development. It suggests that AI should be used as a tool to augment and enhance human capabilities, rather than attempting to replace them entirely.
Microsoft: Productivity Future Vision (2015) [video]
ML Simulations for Learning
The article discusses the use of machine learning (ML) simulations in various fields, highlighting their ability to model complex systems, predict outcomes, and inform decision-making processes. It explores the potential of ML simulations in areas such as finance, healthcare, and climate research, while also addressing the challenges and ethical considerations surrounding their implementation.
Nternet outage latest: websites and apps affected
A massive internet outage affected numerous major websites and apps, including Snapchat, Amazon, and several others, causing widespread disruptions for users worldwide. The outage was caused by issues at Fastly, a popular content delivery network (CDN) provider, which has since been resolved.
Is Sora the Beginning of the End for OpenAI?
The article discusses the potential impact of Anthropic's new AI model, Sora, on OpenAI's dominance in the field of large language models. It suggests that Sora's capabilities may challenge OpenAI's position and could mark the beginning of a new era in the AI industry.