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BBC

  1. Elianne Andam: Boy, 17, charged with murder of schoolgirl in Croydon
  2. GB News boss 'appalled' by Laurence Fox comments
  3. UK on track for record tax levels, IFS think tank says
  4. Sycamore Gap: Hopes shoots could regrow from felled tree
  5. Some firms unaware of single-use plastic ban from Sunday
  6. Wirral school coach overturns on motorway
  7. Law will let young people find sperm donor parents
  8. Pakistan: At least 50 killed, dozens injured in Mastung blast
  9. Rishi Sunak could limit 20mph zones to target driver vote
  10. Evergrande: Anxious Chinese home buyers reel from crisis
  11. Watch: Biden tells climate heckler to 'shush up'
  12. Magpie swooping: Inside the Australian bird's annual reign of terror
  13. Quiz of the week: Who was Taylor Swift cheer captain for?
  14. What China's economic problems mean for the world
  15. Anna Lapwood: How TikTok helped organist reach the Royal Albert Hall
  16. Train and Tube strikes: When is September and October action happening?
  17. Sir Michael Gambon: A career in pictures
  18. Canada Nazi row puts spotlight on Ukraine's WWII past
  19. Cricket World Cup: Why India's pace attack is its strength
  20. Ryder Cup 2023: Europe take on United States in Rome in 44th edition of biennial event
  21. The slow and delicate aircraft taking on spy missions
  22. Claire Inglis: 'She said he would change. He did - into a murderer'
  23. Haiti crisis: Can Kenyan police officers defeat the gangs?
  24. 'I close the bar at 1am - and I'm studying by 9'
  25. Putin meets former Wagner commander Andrei Troshev
  26. Nick Eardley: Labour eye Scottish by-election breakthrough
  27. Electricity theft at record levels in England and Wales - BBC analysis
  28. Sacked MoD Police officer wins sexist fitness case
  29. My Dad Wrote a Porno enters podcasting Hall of Fame
  30. 5,000 dahlias at Stonehenge in recreation of Victorian shows
  31. Europe's oldest shoe found in Spanish bat cave
  32. Watch: How I helped save six women trapped in a lorry in France
  33. Family in gymnastics racism row say apology is 'useless'
  34. Bianca Williams: Sprinter says she had nothing to hide in search
  35. Rugby World Cup 2023: How England qualified for the quarter-finals
  36. 'Pretty special' - Surrey retain County Championship title
  37. Bournemouth v Arsenal: Andoni Iraola set for Mikel Arteta reunion
  38. Ryder Cup 2023: Viktor Hovland chips in on the first hole at the Ryder Cup
  39. Jai Opetaia v Jordan Thompson: How British challenger swapped tennis for boxing
  40. Energy price cap: What is it and will bills continue to go down?
  41. Five ways to save money on your packed lunch
  42. Food prices: How can I save money on my grocery shop?
  43. How to get a job: Six expert tips for finding work
  44. Energy saving tips: Five ways to cut costs this winter
  45. Energy bills: What can I do if I can't afford to pay?
  46. What is GDP and how is it measured?
  47. What is the UK inflation rate and why is it so high?
  48. Debt: What should I pay first and what can I do?
  49. How to save money even when the budget is tight
  50. Rent prices: How much have they gone up in your area?
  51. Interest rates: How the Bank of England's decision affects you and your money
  52. Cost-of-living payments: Who is getting them and when?
  53. Cost of living: Five tips when asking for a pay rise
  54. Renting: What are your rights as a tenant?
  55. First time home buyers: How much can I borrow?

Bitcoin

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Engadget

  1. SpaceX lands US Space Force contract for Starshield satellite communications
  2. Tesla sued by federal agency for racial harassment at California factory
  3. Apple asks Supreme court to reverse App Store ruling in Epic case
  4. Uber, Grubhub and DoorDash must pay NYC delivery workers an $18 minimum wage
  5. The Elder Scrolls: Castles is like Fallout Shelter for Skyrim fans
  6. Epic Games is laying off 16 percent of its workforce and selling Bandcamp
  7. Adobe's 'Photoshop on the web' service is now available to all Creative Cloud subscribers
  8. Looks like NVIDIA got raided by French antitrust authorities
  9. Google will let publishers hide their content from its insatiable AI
  10. Google opens its AI-generated search experience to teens
  11. Meta’s metaverse is getting an AI makeover
  12. A food delivery robot's footage led to a criminal conviction in LA
  13. These flying origami-inspired robots change shape in mid-air
  14. Honda's first all-electric SUV has 300-mile range and starts in the 'upper $40,000s'
  15. Cities: Skylines II will hit PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in spring 2024
  16. Beyerdynamic releases its first-ever wireless gaming headset
  17. The FTC is challenging Microsoft’s $69 billion buyout of Activision again
  18. Sega cancels multiplayer shooter Hyenas at the last minute
  19. Redditors will now be forced to see personalized ads
  20. Netflix animation event dropped trailers for Tomb Raider, Devil May Cry and Sonic
  21. The Xbox Series X is back down to $450
  22. How to use iOS 17's Check In feature in iMessage to let friends know you got home safe
  23. Prime members can get a Blink Video Doorbell and two Outdoor cameras for $100
  24. Fitbit's $160 Charge 6 fitness tracker brings back the physical side button
  25. Researchers developed 3D-printed sensors that can record brain activity on earbuds

Pinboard

  1. Quadlets might make me finally stop using docker-compose — Sure, docker-compose is great, but could we get similar functionality using just the tools that are built into CoreOS? Can we get automatic updates, too? Yes we can! 📦
  2. Bezel • Show your iPhone on your Mac — quicktime, Show your iPhone on your Mac, Bezel is the easiest way to view, present and record an iPhone.
  3. Uiua — Uiua (wee-wuh) is a stack-oriented array programming language with a focus on simplicity, beauty, and tacit code.
  4. LibrePCB
  5. How (not) to apply for a software job
  6. Dotfiles matter!
  7. 🔥 100+ lesser known but useful websites
  8. Wifi without internet on a Southwest flight
  9. Classic rock, Mario Kart, and why we can't agree on Tailwind - Josh Collinsworth blog
  10. A journey into the shaken baby syndrome/abusive head trauma controversy - Fifteen Eighty Four | Cambridge University Press — Cambridge University Press is publishing a textbook I have co-edited with five colleagues, Shaken Baby Syndrome, Investigating the Abusive Head Trauma Controversy, by Findley et al. With contributions …
  11. mckinsey/vizro: Vizro is a toolkit for creating modular data visualization applications.
  12. macOS 14 Sonoma: The Ars Technica review | Ars Technica
  13. Applied Category Theory Course
  14. wisdom/wisdom.md at master · merlinmann/wisdom · GitHub — Merlin Mann's Wisdom Document
  15. rackhackers
  16. Smart Quotes for Smart People — Smart Quotes for Smart People
  17. The world’s best pancake recipe — Another triumphant Sunday morning pancake breakfast, courtesy of the world’s best pancake recipe
  18. facebook/prophet: Tool for producing high quality forecasts for time series data that has multiple seasonality with linear or non-linear growth. — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20253622 Arima Model – Guide to Time Series Forecasting in Python ;;; https://github.com/facebookresearch/Kats ;;; https://github.com/microso…
  19. Exploring Linux command-line space time
  20. At-Home OTC COVID-19 Diagnostic Tests | FDA — February 22, 2022
  21. Student Use Cases for AI | Harvard Business Publishing Education
  22. Ian's Shoelace Site - Introduction — RT @internetofshit: I miss the internet that was mostly this kind of site
  23. Elon Musk and the Infinite Rebuy - by Dave Karpf — There are a couple ways you can read this scene. One is that Musk is an aggressive risk-taker who defies convention, blazes his own path, and routinely proves his doubters wrong. The other is that Elon Musk sucks at poker. But he has access to so much capital that he can k…
  24. Rust Vs Go: A Hands-On Comparison — Rust versus Go is a controversial topic that pops up from time. In this post, we will compare both languages in the context of web development by writing a small web service which shows weather data in both languages.
  25. The Ashley Book Of Knots : Clifford W Ashley : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive — see also
  26. 24 hours in an invisible epidemic | The Pudding
  27. 🚨🚨 That's alot of YAML 🚨🚨
  28. [no title]
  29. Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg on Threads, the future of AI, and Quest 3 - The Verge
  30. HeyGen - AI Spokesperson Video Generator
  31. Tao Te Ching Online Translation – Taoism.net — Chapter 1 The Tao that can be spoken is not the eternal Tao The name that can be named is not the eternal name The nameless is the origin of Heaven and Earth The named is the mother of myriad things Thus, constantly without desire, one observes its essence Constantly with desire…
  32. inside the matrix: visualizing matrix multiplication, attention and beyond | pytorch
  33. ☁️🍄 Issue No. 029: Live Near Your Friends - by mel
  34. Upsert in SQL
  35. Open Source does not win by being cheaper · getlago/lago Wiki
  36. The United States of Bed Bath & Beyond — A grown man made a wager. He lost. He made another wager. He lost again. End of story. - Tony Soprano This is the story
  37. Generative AI’s Act Two | Sequoia Capital
  38. Temporal API is Awesome · Taro
  39. Mistral 7B | Mistral AI | Open source models
  40. Food Delivery Robots Are Feeding Camera Footage to the LAPD, Internal Emails Show
  41. Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures
  42. Introducing Radar Maps Platform | Radar Blog
  43. DataLens: An open-source BI system
  44. Fast Forward Labs 13: Causality for Machine Learning
  45. Elicit: The AI Research Assistant
  46. Optimizing for Taste
  47. The Design System Ecosystem | Brad Frost
  48. Microsoft Just Announced Its Latest Performance Review System for Employees. I Hate Myself for Loving it — A core concept, growth mindset', is being challenged for its scientific credibility.
  49. How I got robbed of my first kernel contribution – Ariel Miculas – Software Engineer at Cisco
  50. Who Lusts for Certainty Lusts for Lies — Google ngram is wrong
  51. GitHub - davidhampgonsalves/life-dashboard: Heads up Display for every day life
  52. Microsoft Researchers Propose Neural Graphical Models (NGMs): A New Type of Probabilistic Graphical Models (PGM) that Learns to Represent the Probability Function Over the Domain Using a Deep Neural Network - MarkTechPost — Neural Graphical Models (NGMs) are a novel type of probabilistic graphical models that overcome the li…
  53. The invisible problem – Scott Jenson
  54. How to Apologize — Elizabeth Spiers for the NY Times on how to apologize (given the recent spate of celebrity non-apologies): I Have a Question for the Famous People Who Have Tried to Apologize. The first step in a good apology is acknowledging harm. The second is expressing genuine regret, and where possible, acknowledging…
  55. Air Quality Monitors from USD 169 to 6.000 use the same low-cost PM Modules — AirGradient air quality monitoring.
  56. The Philips Hue ecosystem is collapsing into stupidity — "Unfortunately, the idiot C-suite phenomenon has happened here too, and they have been slowly walking down the road to full-on enshittification."
  57. Finding Bathroom Faucets with Embeddings | Drew Breunig
  58. Opinion | Lina Khan vs. Amazon - The New York Times
  59. The new WGA contract will change how Hollywood works - The Verge — The Writers Guild of America (WGA) will be reviewing and voting on a new contract negotiated with the AMPTP. The contract includes significant pay increases for writers of streaming films and "high budget subscription video on demand" platforms. Additionally,…
  60. The Philips Hue ecosystem is collapsing into stupidity | Hacker News —
  61. magentic: Seamlessly integrate LLMs as Python functions — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37661767
  62. The Creative Companion by David Fowler – 96 ways to survive and thrive in an advertising creative department, by Ogilvy veteran David Fowler.
  63. Cory Doctorow: Silicon Valley is now a world of ‘lumbering behemoths’
  64. Rethinking the Luddites in the Age of A.I. | The New Yorker — Kyle Chayka writes about Brian Merchant’s new book, “Blood in the Machine,” on Luddism’s advocacy for the rights of workers in the face of automation.
  65. Technoblogy - Lisp Badge LE
  66. Computer Science Is No Longer the Safe Major - The Atlantic — The rise of computer science and STEM education in higher education has led to a decline in humanities enrollments. However, the introduction of generative AI like ChatGPT has changed the landscape. While AI cannot yet write better essays or code better than human…
  67. macOS Sonoma Review: Small moves – Six Colors — macOS Sonoma is an update that feels small—but in all the best ways. Upgrading it won’t change how you look at your Mac, at least not at first. This means that if you’re desperate for change to longstanding features of macOS, you will not find what you’re looking for in macOS S…
  68. A Hackers' Guide to Language Models [video]
  69. ‘We are just getting started’: the plastic-eating bacteria that could change the world
  70. roadrunnertwice | Why Git is hard
  71. The most copied StackOverflow snippet of all time is flawed! | Programming.Guide — The most copied StackOverflow snippet of all time is flawed! In a recent study titled Usage and Attribution of Stack Overflow Code Snippets in GitHub Projects ,…
  72. Apple Releases macOS Sonoma With New Widget Features, Safari Updates, Screen Sharing Improvements and More - MacRumors — via Starred Articles https://feedbin.com/
  73. Microsoft is going nuclear to power its AI ambitions - The Verge — Microsoft is looking to use next-generation nuclear reactors to power its data centers and support its AI ambitions. The company believes that finding clean sources of energy is crucial for achieving its climate goals, as data centers consume a significant am…
  74. Solving the Engineering Strategy crisis. — These are speaking notes for my October 4th, QCon talk in San Francisco. Slides for this talk. Over the course of my career, I’ve frequently heard from colleagues, team members and random internet strangers with the same frustration: the company doesn’t have an Engineering strategy.…
  75. The Tao of Programming — https://thinkdiffere.net/the-tao-of-programming-4dbe01178ed4 http://www.textfiles.com/100/taoprogram.pro http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/38np9a/the_tao_of_programming/ https://www.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/5umorw/the_tao_of_programming/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11766602…
  76. Patterns for Reactivity with Modern Vanilla JavaScript — Reactivity is how systems react to changes in data and is core to web development. Learn JavaScript reactivity patterns to add to your toolbox, no matter what frameworks and libraries you use!
  77. htmx - high power tools for html — a set of extensions (attributes, request headers, etc.) that help you build modern UI with the simplicity and power of HTML
  78. We were never supposed to see our own faces this much — From mirrors to Zoom calls and TikToks, we are constantly faced with our own reflections – and it is completely changing the way we conceive of ourselves
  79. ‘Capitalism is dead. Now we have something much worse’: Yanis Varoufakis on extremism, Starmer, and the tyranny of big tech | Yanis Varoufakis | The Guardian
  80. Amazon Has Become a One-Click Nightmare
  81. A Hackers' Guide to Language Models [video] | Hacker News
  82. Google Search caught indexing users' conversations with Bard AI | VentureBeat — Google's conversational AI product, Bard, is facing criticism for indexing shared Bard conversational links in its search results pages. This exposes potentially confidential information shared in conversations to the public. Google acknowledges …
  83. How the “Surveillance AI Pipeline” Literally Objectifies Human Beings — A preprint study covering 20,000 computer vision papers and patents over three decades shows “The Surveillance AI Pipeline,” and why the field needs more interdisciplinary studies.
  84. GitHub CEO: 'Wall Street relies on software that was developed under Eisenhower. Here’s how AI can prevent the next financial crisis' | Fortune
  85. Space Force chief says commercial satellites may need defending | Ars Technica — Space Force chief says commercial satellites may need defending https://ift.tt/YHKjAW3 1daily, security, space, military
  86. ‘It was like Blade Runner meets Berlin rave’: the Manchester sink estate with the UK’s wildest nightclub | Music | The Guardian
  87. 13 super rad web dev tricks you don't know about (but should) | Go Make Things
  88. Meet the A.I. Jane Austen: Meta Weaves A.I. Throughout Its Apps - The New York Times — Meta has incorporated artificially intelligent characters into its platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp. These characters are inspired by figures like Jane Austen and Snoop Dogg. This move reflects the intense competition…
  89. A non-magical explanation of Jeffrey Epstein — LessWrong
  90. Ask HN: Lessons learned from implementing user-facing analytics / dashboards? | Hacker News
  91. The US government and 17 states sues Amazon in landmark monopoly case | CNN Business
  92. An Introduction to LiteStack for Ruby on Rails | AppSignal Blog
  93. Open Source does not win by being cheaper | Hacker News
  94. All objects and some questions | American Journal of Physics | AIP Publishing
  95. Stream Hundreds of Hours of Studio Ghibli Movie Music That Will Help You Study, Work, or Simply Relax: My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away & More — The Boy and the Heron, the latest feature from master animator Hayao Miyazaki, opened in Japan this past summer. In that it marks his latest emergence from his supposed 'retirement…
  96. The End of Privacy is a Taylor Swift Fan TikTok Account Armed with Facial Recognition Tech
  97. It Turns Out John Roberts Was Right About Supreme Court Ethics Rules — “At the end of the day, no compilation of ethical rules can guarantee integrity,” he said. Yep!
  98. Raverie Engine: Unity like game editor running in pure WASM
  99. Adding sound wave overlays to videos and pictures using FFMPEG | Christian Heilmann — I did not know ffmpeg could do this. Thanks, Christian!
  100. SQL join flavors

The Next Web

  1. UK quietly dismisses independent AI advisory board, alarming tech sector
  2. European Central Bank assembles ‘infinity team’ to identify GenAI applications
  3. What the world’s most powerful laser could do for the UK
  4. EU tells Apple to ‘open gates’ to competitors
  5. JPMorgan’s Chase UK bans crypto transactions amid surge in scams
  6. Volkswagen cuts EV production as demand falters
  7. Twitter/X is biggest source of social media disinformation, EU warns
  8. German energy giant tests power-generating kite at new facility in Ireland
  9. With Spotify’s ‘Jam’ your whole squad becomes the DJ
  10. EU blocks Booking’s €1.6B takeover of online travel agency Etraveli

Smashing Magazine

  1. Exploring Enhanced Patterns In WordPress 6.3
  2. Getting Started With Neon Branching
  3. Smashing Podcast Episode 65 With Alex Older: How Do You Run A Grassroots Conference?
  4. WaterBear: Building A Free Platform For Impactful Documentaries (Part 1)
  5. The Path To Awesome CSS Easing With The linear() Function
  6. Facilitating Inclusive Online Workshops (Part 2)
  7. How Smashing Magazine Uses TinaCMS To Manage An Editorial Workflow
  8. Revealing Images With CSS Mask Animations
  9. Facilitating Inclusive Online Workshops (Part 1)
  10. Gradients, Blend Modes, And A Really Cool Hover Effect
  11. Rediscovering The Joy Of Design
  12. Long Live The Test Pyramid
  13. Generating Real-Time Audio Sentiment Analysis With AI
  14. A September Of Never Ending Adventures (2023 Wallpapers Edition)
  15. Falling For Oklch: A Love Story Of Color Spaces, Gamuts, And CSS
  16. Improving The Double Diamond Design Process
  17. A Few Interesting Ways To Use CSS Shadows For More Than Depth
  18. Better Context Menus With Safe Triangles
  19. Modern Methods For Improving Drupal’s Largest Contentful Paint Core Web Vital
  20. Knip: An Automated Tool For Finding Unused Files, Exports, And Dependencies
  21. Designing Accessible Text Over Images: Best Practices, Techniques And Resources (Part 2)
  22. Running A Page Speed Test: Monitoring vs. Measuring
  23. Using Friction As A Feature In Machine Learning Algorithms
  24. Designing Accessible Text Over Images: Best Practices, Techniques, And Resources (Part 1)
  25. How We Optimized Performance To Serve A Global Audience
  26. Smashing Podcast Episode 64 With Alvin Bryan: What Is A Headless CMS?
  27. CSS And Accessibility: Inclusion Through User Choice
  28. Living In The Moment (August 2023 Wallpapers Edition)
  29. How To Define An Array Of Colors With CSS
  30. How To Use Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning To Summarize Chat Conversations
  31. Modern Technology And The Future Of Language Translation
  32. Recreating YouTube’s Ambient Mode Glow Effect
  33. The Art Of Looking Back: A Critical Reflection For Individual Contributors
  34. Designing Age-Inclusive Products: Guidelines And Best Practices
  35. Writing CSS In 2023: Is It Any Different Than A Few Years Ago?
  36. How To Create A Rapid Research Program To Support Insights At Scale
  37. Smashing Podcast Episode 63 With Chris Ferdinandi: What Is The Transitional Web?
  38. How To Become A Better Speaker At Conferences
  39. Shines, Perspective, And Rotations: Fancy CSS 3D Effects For Images
  40. The UX Of Flight Searches: How We Challenged Industry Standards

Wirecutter

  1. The 28 Best Gifts for 1-Year-Olds
  2. The Top 10 Tools for Earthquake Preparedness
  3. The Best Smartwatches
  4. The Best Cotton Sheets
  5. The Best Surround-Sound Systems Under $2,500
  6. The Best Mattresses for Stomach Sleepers
  7. The Best Mattresses for Side Sleepers
  8. The Best Mattresses for Back Sleepers
  9. The Best Mattresses for 2023
  10. The Best Mattresses for Back Pain
  11. Why We Love the Novaform ComfortGrande Mattress
  12. Which iPhone Should I Get?
  13. The Best Memory Foam Mattresses You Can Buy Online
  14. The Best Cheap Mattresses (Under $500)
  15. The Best Cake Pans
  16. The Best Ways to Track Your Kid (And Why You Might Not Want To)
  17. 5 Potentially Lifesaving Items to Add to Any First Aid Kit
  18. The Best 3D Printer
  19. The Best LCD/LED TV
  20. The Best VR Headset
  21. The Best Insulated Vest
  22. Why We Love the Staff-Favorite Technivorm Moccamaster
  23. It’s Cozy Week! Here Are Our Coziest Cozy Deals, From Sleep to Style to Home.
  24. Lodge Cookware Can Last a Lifetime, and It Costs Less Than $100
  25. The Best Hurricane Preparedness Supplies and Strategies
  26. How to Clean and Polish Silver
  27. The Best Down Jacket
  28. The Best Audiophile Headphones for Everyday Use
  29. The Best Flannel Sheets
  30. The Best Multiroom Wireless Speaker System

Sweethome

  1. The Best Emergency Preparedness Supplies
  2. The Best Drill
  3. The Best Grill Tools and Accessories
  4. Great Gear for Picnics and Grilling
  5. The Best Toolbox
  6. The Best Google Assistant–Compatible Smart-Home Devices for Google Home
  7. The Best Sprinkler
  8. The Best Hose Nozzle
  9. The Best Underwear for Travel
  10. How to Shop for a Ceiling Fan
  11. The Best Basic Smoke Alarm
  12. The Best Toilet Plunger
  13. Small Bathroom Ideas
  14. The Best Smart Plugs
  15. The Best Bird Feeders
  16. The Best Folding Tables
  17. The Best Wall Outlets With USB Charging Ports
  18. The Best Air Mattress
  19. Stop Murdering Houseplants. Try Lego Flowers Instead.
  20. The Best Food Storage Containers
  21. 5 Cheap(ish) Dorm Essentials to Make College Life Easier
  22. The Best Smart Devices for Making the Most of Your Backyard and Garden
  23. The Best Floor Lamps
  24. The Best Wet Mop
  25. The Best Vacuum Cleaners
  26. The Best Portable Bluetooth Speaker
  27. The Best Combination Square
  28. The Best Surface Cleaners and Disinfectants
  29. The Best Hammer
  30. You Don’t Need a Guest Room If You Have These Hosting Essentials

Hacker News

  1. Richard Stallman reveals he has cancer in the GNU 40 Hacker Meeting talk
  2. WiFi without internet on a Southwest flight
  3. JAX – NumPy on the CPU, GPU, and TPU
  4. LibrePCB
  5. Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures
  6. Show HN: Generative Fill with AI and 3D
  7. Amtrak Explorer
  8. Just kidding: the evolutionary roots of playful teasing
  9. Teen arrested in England after felling ancient tree
  10. Show HN: SapientML – Generative AutoML for Tabular Data
  11. Supabase (YC S20) Is Hiring a Head of Data (Fully Remote)
  12. Crux: Cross-platform app development in Rust
  13. AnyMAL: An Efficient and Scalable Any-Modality Augmented Language Model
  14. How were the signs for logical and arithmetic operators decided?
  15. The saga of the Closure compiler, and why TypeScript won
  16. Costco gold bars are selling out within hours
  17. RackNES: NES Module for VCV Rack
  18. Discovery Steering Committee re Google Antitrust Litigation [pdf]
  19. How async/await works internally in Swift
  20. The Future of Computer Wargaming (1981)
  21. Llama 2 Long
  22. Raspberry Pi 5
  23. Coding in the Debugger (2007)
  24. The Design of the Connection Machine
  25. How to Reduce Memory Requirements with Product Quantization
  26. Disclosure of Pirates’ Identities “Compatible with EU Privacy Laws”
  27. Nvidia Offices Raided by French Law Enforcement
  28. Bandcamp has been sold to Songtradr. What does this mean for the musicians?
  29. US Senate’s email system melts down in face of security test and reply-all chaos
  30. LeoLM: German-Language LLM Research

Ars Technica

  1. $5,000 Google Jamboard dies in 2024—cloud-based apps will stop working, too
  2. US may pay 3x more than EU for Moderna’s US-funded COVID shot
  3. A new Chrome 0-day is sending the Internet into a new chapter of Groundhog Day
  4. Losing subscribers, Disney+ starts fighting password sharing, too
  5. Meta launches consumer AI chatbots with celebrity avatars in its social apps
  6. Is the Meta Quest a Wii U-sized flop? Software numbers suggest it might be
  7. Report: Apple’s next iPhone SE will be the one to retire the iPhone 6 design
  8. Reddit forces personalized ads, starts X-like user payment program
  9. “Yeah, they’re gone”: Musk confirms cuts to X’s election integrity team
  10. These solar-powered, origami-inspired robots can change shape mid-flight
  11. AI language models can exceed PNG and FLAC in lossless compression, says study
  12. The three-row Kia EV9 SUV will cost $54,900, on sale later this year
  13. Raspberry Pi 5, with upgraded everything, available for preorder today
  14. AI is getting better at hurricane forecasting
  15. Our 10-point scale will help you rate the biggest misinformation purveyors
  16. The dairy industry is trying to outlaw plant-based “milk” labels—again
  17. “Unprecedented” youth climate trial demands action from 32 European governments
  18. NASA astronaut Frank Rubio is home after a year in space
  19. Musk’s X spreads more disinformation than rival social networks, EU says
  20. We finally know for sure what a trilobite ate

Digg

  1. This Thread Of People's Best Celebrity Interactions Shows It's Okay To Meet Your Heroes Sometimes
  2. Should I Marry A Man Who Divorced His Ex Only Because Their Teenage Daughter Asked Them To Divorce, And Other Advice Column Questions
  3. The US States And Cities With The Best Hidden Gems, Ranked
  4. Is Sci-Fi Action Thriller 'The Creator' The Start Of A New Franchise? Here's What The Reviews Say
  5. Can You Spot The Rattlesnake That's Chilling Out In The Arizona Wilderness?
  6. Fox News Reporter Tries To Portray Seattle As Crime- And Drug-Ridden, Gets Schooled By Residents
  7. The Best Museums In America, Ranked
  8. Some Of The Most Desperate Things Redditors Have Done To Get Laid
  9. You Can Stay At A Dreamy Property Filled With Fairy-Tale-Inspired Tiny Homes — Take A Look Inside
  10. The Best American Suburbs To Live In, Ranked
  11. Why You Should Pay Attention To Your Caffeine Intake, Not Just The Number Of Coffee Cups
  12. The Most Expensive Home For Sale In Each US State, Mapped
  13. Is 'Gen V' The Next Great Superhero Show To Obsess Over? Here's What The Reviews Say
  14. Nathan Fielder's New Series 'The Curse' Releases First Teaser
  15. Is 'EA Sports FC 24' Still Good Soccer Without The 'FIFA' Name? Here's What The Reviews Say
  16. Mama Cat Shows Human Friends Her Babies As Ultimate Trust Sign, And More Of This Week's Most Heartwarming Stories
  17. Key Moments From The Second Republican Primary Debate
  18. That Kevin James Photo, And This Week's Other Best Memes, Ranked
  19. Henry Cavill, Dua Lipa And Sam Rockwell Star In The Trailer For Upcoming Spy Comedy 'Argylle'
  20. Stand Up Comic Roasts Audience Member's Odd Living Situation
  21. Meet The Families Who Are Ditching America To Travel Abroad As Digital Nomads
  22. 'I Made Birria From Trader Joe's. With A Few Easy Additions, It's The Best 10-Minute Mexican Dinner For Fall'
  23. The FTX Trial Is Bigger Than Sam Bankman-Fried
  24. Cosplayers Hilariously Reenact This Iconic 'Final Fantasy 7' Death Scene On An Escalator
  25. The Secret World Of Breast Cancer: 17 Surprising Things I Wish I’d Known
  26. Is 'Saw X' Going To Turn Out As The Best Film In The Storied Horror Series?
  27. Where Americans Are Nicest To Delivery Workers, Mapped
  28. An Oral History Of 'School Of Rock'
  29. Comedian Mocks How FaceTime Has Ruined Cheating Forever
  30. Modded Seiko Watches Are Cooler Than Any Rolex You Can Buy

New Scientist

  1. Super-heatproof computer memory survives temperatures over 500°C
  2. Alan Turing mathematically predicted the colour of lizard scales
  3. US telehealth start-ups are booming – they may put patients at risk
  4. We finally know what makes orange carrots orange
  5. Cannabis use disorder may raise the risk of a heart attack or stroke
  6. Raisins and nuts dance in fizzy drinks and now we know why
  7. How artificial intelligence is helping keep Indigenous languages alive
  8. Jet fuel made with captured CO2 and clean electricity set for take-off
  9. Distant galaxies are gobbling up an unexpected amount of gas
  10. The rules protecting UK wildlife still allow horrifying practices
  11. Elusive Australian bat sometimes snacks on other bats
  12. Huge earthquake shook Seattle 1100 years ago and it could happen again
  13. Ancient baskets and shoes reveal skill of prehistoric weavers
  14. Having books in your Zoom background makes you seem more trustworthy
  15. Exoskeleton suit boosts your legs to help you run faster
  16. Thousands of animal and plant species in decline across the UK
  17. Europe’s ‘insect apocalypse’ may mostly be driven by changing weather
  18. Antimatter definitely doesn't fall up, physicists confirm
  19. Quantum engine could power devices with an ultracold atom cloud
  20. Ancient trilobite stuffed itself with food almost to bursting point
  21. Ultra-processed food isn't always unhealthy, say UK food officials
  22. Has the risk of getting long covid been overestimated?
  23. Therapy dogs in classrooms may improve children's well-being
  24. How to see the northern lights this winter
  25. Is it possible to turn Venus from boiling hellscape to liveable world?
  26. Covid boosters: Why are US and UK vaccine policies so different?
  27. Twisted lasers could let us send messages with gravitational waves
  28. Huge fall in inspections meant to prevent illegal use of English water
  29. AI could diagnose sleep apnoea by watching you slumber at home
  30. This is the best place to build a moon base
  31. Covid-19 drug may be creating new variants with distinctive mutations
  32. Reflected Wi-Fi signals allow snoopers to read text through walls
  33. Renewable energy boom may help us limit warming this century to 1.5 ̊C
  34. Hopes fade for renewed contact with India's Chandrayaan-3 moon lander
  35. Squeezing loofah sponges creates enough electricity to power LEDs
  36. Nearly all mammals will go extinct in 250 million years as Earth warms
  37. Potential new medicine can target proteins on cancer cell surfaces
  38. How geologic hydrogen went from fringe science to potential green fuel
  39. Samples from asteroid Bennu brought back to Earth by NASA's OSIRIS-REx
  40. To improve mental health, we must do more than just raise awareness
  41. No sign of Chandrayaan-3 as India searches for sleeping moon mission
  42. Surgeons perform the second ever pig-to-human heart transplant
  43. Last chance to see comet Nishimura before it vanishes for 400 years
  44. Blood donors may pass on small risk of brain bleed to recipients
  45. Massive power line will send Canadian hydropower to New York
  46. Man who sees upside down provides clues on how we process faces
  47. Jellyfish can learn from experience even though they lack a brain
  48. The Mexican hypothesis debunked: How marijuana really came to the US
  49. Armour-plated mollusc fluoresces brilliant red-pink
  50. Exquisite spider fossils from Australia offer clues to their evolution
  51. Mice grown with rat brains to help study cross-species organ donation
  52. Turtles that move in herds reveal the complex social lives of reptiles
  53. OSIRIS-REx is about to fling samples of the asteroid Bennu at Earth
  54. We can only predict star motion in the Milky Way’s heart for 462 years
  55. Europa’s underground ocean seems to have the carbon necessary for life
  56. Fish adapted to the deep sea 80 million years earlier than we thought
  57. The strange plant that just might be the worst smell on the planet
  58. When nature gives people the 'ick'
  59. NASA’s Psyche mission to a metal asteroid may reveal how Earth formed
  60. Net zero delay won't help when UK is already behind on climate targets
  61. New Scientist Live: What we are most looking forward to seeing in 2023
  62. Eris and Makemake might be hiding unexpected oceans of liquid water
  63. AI is evolving for its own benefit, not ours
  64. Young seabird couples get 'divorced' with little immediate benefit
  65. 6 charts that explain the cannabis revolution
  66. Human noise pollution drives monkeys to rely on communication by scent
  67. 'Dark earth' made by Amazon farmers stores carbon for centuries
  68. Corkscrew-shaped microbot could use sound to spiral through human body
  69. Suppressing worrying thoughts may improve our mental health
  70. Prehistoric people in Spain may have made tools from human bones
  71. Holly tree species not seen by scientists in 200 years reappears
  72. Earliest evidence of buildings made from wood is 476,000 years old
  73. Brain damage linked to schizophrenia may spread as condition develops
  74. Silkworms genetically engineered to produce pure spider silk
  75. UK's Online Safety Bill to become law, but can it be enforced?
  76. Vaccine that erases immune memory may help treat multiple sclerosis
  77. The entire brain may be involved in language, not just a few regions
  78. Watch a cyborg cockroach navigate a maze
  79. Stick insects that are normally asexual may occasionally have sex
  80. Theory of consciousness branded 'pseudoscience' by neuroscientists
  81. Extinct Tasmanian tiger yields RNA secrets that could aid resurrection
  82. Rare Australian pink diamonds emerged when a supercontinent broke up
  83. What you need to know about the 2023 covid-19 boosters
  84. DeepMind AI can predict if DNA mutations are likely to be harmful
  85. Catastrophic Libyan dam collapse partly caused by climate change
  86. Rare mutation hints gene editing could prevent Alzheimer’s disease
  87. We now know how many cells there are in the human body
  88. The world’s brightest X-ray machine has been turned on
  89. Kidneys for transplantation could come from babies who die at birth
  90. Spinal fluid test may enable earlier diagnosis of Parkinson's disease
  91. Doctors warn about the rise of people with obsolete medical implants
  92. Cannabis for medical use is soaring but the research is lagging behind
  93. Google Bard AI won't answer questions about Putin asked in Russian
  94. Anti-ageing drugs could make more organs viable for transplants
  95. How to spot green comet Nishimura in the skies this week
  96. Why the ancient hominins of Asia are so mysterious
  97. City-wide quantum communication network in China is most advanced yet
  98. Facebook change to control covid-19 vaccine misinformation failed
  99. Data leak means anyone can see when astronauts urinate on the ISS
  100. Tadpoles can change colour to blend in with their environment

Slashdot

  1. Top Chinese Scientist Questions India's Claim To Reaching Moon's South Pole
  2. How Lockheed Martin Designed the World's Weirdest, Quietest Supersonic Jet
  3. Bing Chat Responses Infiltrated By Ads Pushing Malware
  4. Reddit Is Removing Ability To Opt Out of Ad Personalization Based On Your Activity
  5. Disney's Password-Sharing Crackdown Has Begun
  6. Freelancers Aren't Happy With Japan's New Invoice System
  7. Epic Games Cutting 16 Percent of Its Workforce
  8. Nvidia's French Offices Raided In Cloud-Computing Competition Inquiry
  9. Smartphone Sales Down 22 Percent In Q2, the Worst Performance In a Decade
  10. If the Linux Foundation Was a Software Company, It'd Likely Be the Biggest in the World
  11. Mark Zuckerberg Can't Quit the Metaverse
  12. Swiss Glaciers Lose 10% of Their Volume in Two Years
  13. First Evidence of Spinning Black Hole Detected by Scientists
  14. Food Delivery Robots Are Feeding Camera Footage to the LAPD, Internal Emails Show
  15. AI Language Models Can Exceed PNG and FLAC in Lossless Compression, Says Study

BoingBoing

Core77

  1. This Rechargeable Flashlight has a Built-In Windproof Lighter
  2. Lacquered Pendant Lamps, by Industrial Designer Keiji Takeuchi
  3. Can You Guess What This Object is
  4. Industrial Design Student Work: Permanent Outdoor Furniture for Office Workers
  5. Tokujin Yoshioka's New Torch and Glass Cauldron Debut in Tokyo
  6. The NYPD's New Patrolling Robot is Shaped Like Grimace
  7. This Stop Motion Animation is the Best Package Design Video Ever
  8. Adidas Selling $500 Running Sneakers Only Meant to Last for One Race
  9. Odd and Fascinating Government Overstock EDC Objects
  10. A Force Feedback Cockpit for Driving an RC Car
  11. This Nifty BetaLock Carabiner Can be Locked with a TSA-Compliant Key
  12. Azio's Izo Line of Chunky, Deconstructed Keyboards
  13. Industrial Design Student Work: Space-Saving Cookware
  14. Design Needed: This Civic Worker's Waste Trolley
  15. F1 Drivers Compete in Japanese Game Show, Driving Tiny Kei-Trucks

CNET

  1. Here's How to Claim Your Piece of the $245M Fortnite Settlement - CNET
  2. A&W's $15M Misleading-Advertising Settlement: Less Than 3 Weeks Left to Claim Your Money - CNET
  3. Give the Gift of Learning With These Subscriptions - CNET
  4. The Ryder Cup 2023: TV Schedule Today, How to Watch, Stream All the Golf From Anywhere - CNET
  5. Best Sports Streaming Service for 2023 - CNET
  6. Bumble Wants AI to Be 'A Supercharger to Love and Relationships' - CNET
  7. Affordable Fitness Gifts Under $50 for Your Favorite Workout Warriors - CNET
  8. Thursday Night Football: How to Watch, Stream Lions vs. Packers Tonight on Prime Video or Twitch - CNET
  9. Google Is Expanding Its AI-Powered Search to Teens Ages 13-17 - CNET
  10. Best Big Banks for September 2023 - CNET
  11. Teensy, $60 Raspberry Pi 5 Computer Gets Bigger PC Brawn - CNET
  12. Best TV Deals: Save Big on TVs From Samsung, LG, Sony and More - CNET
  13. Best Gas Grill of 2023 - CNET
  14. These High-Yield Savings Accounts Earn 5% APY or More - CNET
  15. ChatGPT Isn't Stuck in 2021 Anymore, Can Browse Web for Recent Answers - CNET
  16. Best Android Phone of 2023 - CNET
  17. Best Holiday Gifts for Grandparents in 2023 - CNET
  18. Best Free VPN for 2023: Affordable Risk-Free Privacy - CNET
  19. Best Credit Cards for Streaming Services for September 2023 - CNET
  20. Best iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro Cases for 2023 - CNET
  21. Best 65-Inch TV of 2023 - CNET
  22. iOS 17.1 Beta 1: What Could Be Coming to Your iPhone Soon - CNET
  23. Best Electric Lawn Mower of 2023 - CNET
  24. 6 Best Weightlifting Shoes for 2023 - CNET
  25. Best Outdoor Grill Deals: Big Savings on Portable BBQs and Well-Known Brands - CNET

Reddit

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The Verge

  1. Passkeys: all the news and updates around passwordless sign-on
  2. Samsung Galaxy S24 leak shows a familiar design ahead of early 2024 launch
  3. Watch Linda Yaccarino’s wild interview at the Code Conference
  4. The 2024 Honda Prologue EV will have 300 miles of range
  5. Microsoft reportedly pitched Apple on buying Bing to no avail
  6. Nvidia offices raided by French competition authority
  7. Tesla sued for ‘severe’ racial harassment at its California factory, again
  8. The best iPhones
  9. The best entertainment of 2023
  10. Castlevania: Nocturne is a revolutionary epic that does the franchise’s best games justice

Wired

  1. I Guess We’re All Talking to Our Glasses Now
  2. The Animated TV Show You Never See
  3. X Fires Its Election Team Before a Huge Election Year
  4. The 33 Best Shows on Hulu Right Now
  5. The Hollywood Writers AI Deal Sure Puts a Lot of Trust in Studios to Do the Right Thing
  6. An Epic Fight Over What Really Killed the Dinosaurs
  7. US Justice Department Urged to Investigate Gunshot Detector Purchases
  8. Six Months Ago Elon Musk Called for a Pause on AI. Instead Development Sped Up
  9. Fitbit Charge 6: Features, Specs, Release Date
  10. 16 Best iPhone 15 Cases and Accessories (2023): Clear, Grippy, Rugged, and Stylish
  11. DJI Osmo Action 4 Review: Finally, a Worthy GoPro Competitor
  12. 7 Best Deals: Outdoor Apparel, Camping, and Climbing Gear
  13. Barnes and Noble Nook Glowlight 4 Plus Review: Waterproof E-Reader With Buttons
  14. AI Detection Startups Say Amazon Could Flag AI Books. It Doesn't
  15. DNA Drives Help Identify Missing People. It's a Privacy Nightmare
  16. The Trial of Sam Bankman-Fried, Explained
  17. Scientists Have an Audacious Plan to Map the Ancient World Before It Disappears
  18. Can FTX Be Revived—Without Sam Bankman-Fried?
  19. FedEx’s New Robot Loads Delivery Trucks Like It’s Playing 3D Tetris
  20. The Meta AI Chatbot Is Mark Zuckerberg's Answer to ChatGPT

LifeHacker

  1. Today’s NYT Connections Hints (and Answer) for September 29, 2023
  2. Where to Stream the Iowa State Vs. Oklahoma Game
  3. You Can Try Copilot, Windows 11’s New AI Assistant, Right Now
  4. Check If You Qualify for One of These Student Loan Grants
  5. You Can Get an Amazon Echo Pop and a Month of Amazon Music Unlimited for $15 Right Now
  6. Where to Stream the Washington Vs. Arizona Game
  7. How to Make Turkey Gravy Without Pan Drippings
  8. The Three Best Kitchen Countertops to Install Yourself
  9. How to Rejuvenate the Soil in Your Raised Garden Beds
  10. Make Super Smooth Mashed Potatoes With a Fine Mesh Strainer
  11. You Can Finally Use iCloud Keychain in Google Chrome
  12. Where to Stream the Oregon Vs. Stanford Game
  13. Where to Stream the Penn State Vs. Northwestern Game
  14. How to Fix Ugly Nail Pops in Your Walls
  15. All the ‘Single-Use’ Household Items You Should Be Re-Using
  16. This Ring Doorbell and Floodlight Camera Bundle Is 40% Off Right Now
  17. How to Manage Your Catastrophic Thinking
  18. The Best Exercise Modifications to Try If You Have Sore Wrists
  19. There's an iOS 17.1 Already
  20. Meross Makes the Best Smart Plugs
  21. The Best Gadgets to Make Parenting Little Kids so Much Easier
  22. Dell Is Having a 50% Off Sale on Refurbished Laptops
  23. How to Watch College Football Without Cable This Season
  24. Please Stop Ordering Off-Menu Crap You See on TikTok
  25. WHOOP’s New AI Coach Actually Makes the App More Useful
  26. Use the ‘4D’ Method to Keep Up With Your Inbox
  27. Today’s NYT Connections Hints (and Answer) for Thursday, September 28
  28. 12 Podcasts With the Best Listener Communities
  29. These Are the Best Features of macOS Sonoma
  30. These Are the Best National Coffee Day Deals of 2023
  31. Meta Is Adding a Ton of AI-powered Features to Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp
  32. Why (and When) You Should Get Both a COVID Shot and a Flu Shot This Fall
  33. Why You Should Plant Your Tulips in Crates Instead
  34. Make This Gooey, Stretchy Cheese Sauce With Lemon Juice and Baking Soda
  35. Make and Freeze Mash Potatoes Now for an Easier Thanksgiving
  36. The 20 Best Romantic Comedies Streaming on Netflix Right Now
  37. The Most Common Myths That Keep People From Investing
  38. What to Do When Your Toddler Acts Aggressively
  39. All the Wolfenstein Games Are Up to 85% Off Right Now
  40. The Best DIY Halloween Spiderweb Decorations (That Aren’t Dangerous for Wildlife)
  41. These Mini Dual Tube Night-Vision Binoculars Are $100 Right Now
  42. These Southwest Flights Are 50% Off Right Now
  43. Spotify Jam Lets Anyone Add a Song to Your Party Playlist
  44. What's New on Netflix in October 2023
  45. Use These Kinesthetic Methods to Retain What You Study
  46. Your iPhone’s Portrait Mode Just Became Unnecessary
  47. This Five-Year Subscription to OysterVPN Is $30 Right Now
  48. This Whisper-Quiet Air Purifier Is $111 Off Right Now
  49. You Can Get Two 4K Camera Drones for $110 Right Now
  50. Why Lights Flicker in Your Smartphone Videos (and How to Stop It)
  51. How to Tell If Your iPhone Is Tapped

The Onion

  1. This Week's Most Viral News: September 29, 2023
  2. Dogs React To Commander Biden Biting Another Secret Service Officer
  3. North Korea Expels U.S. Soldier Who Crossed Border
  4. Released U.S. Soldier Won’t Shut Up About North Korean Candy
  5. Report: Government Shutdown Could Imperil Hundreds Of Americans Currently At Top Of Federally Funded Ferris Wheels
  6. SNAP Recipients Now Required To Show Starvation-Induced Organ Failure
  7. Unsound System
  8. Whole Foods Closes 6 More Stores After Customer Tries Blueberry Without Paying For It
  9. Ford’s Theatre Tickets For Night Of Lincoln’s Murder Sell At Auction For $262,500
  10. What To Know About The United Auto Workers Strike
  11. Generation Derek: Born Between 5:04 And 5:05 P.M. On April 9, 1980, Meet The Generation That’s Just One Guy
  12. Hamburger Helper Unveils New Line Of Erotic Casseroles Meant To Be Eaten Off Naked Body
  13. Ron DeSantis Covers Himself In Shit To Become More Relatable To Common Man
  14. White Women Explain Why They Love Fall
  15. Björk Sells Music Catalog Rights To Forest Elf In Exchange For Enchanted Crystal Toad
  16. Standing Ovation For Nazi Veteran Sparks Anger In Canada
  17. Every Bribe Bob Menendez Accepted While A U.S. Senator
  18. Metal Fork Just On Sidewalk
  19. Triumphant Biden Announces U.S. Has Killed Man Who Kind Of Looks Like Osama Bin Laden
  20. Hayao Miyazaki Announces Return To Filmmaking After Big Time Screwup At New HVAC Installation Job
  21. NASA Capsule Carrying Largest Asteroid Samples Lands On Earth
  22. Florida Students Reveal How ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Made Them Straight
  23. Fire Department Installs No-Questions-Asked Baby Furnace Outside Station
  24. Stephen A. Smith Recalls Rough Childhood Having To Debate Gang Members
  25. Why More Americans Are Putting Off Having Kids
  26. What To Say To A Child If They Don’t Believe In God
  27. Ex-Boyfriends Of Taylor Swift Give Advice To Travis Kelce
  28. Taylor Swift Post Contributes To Record-Breaking Voter Registration Day
  29. Couple Pities Man Eating Alone Instead Of In Complete Silence With Person He Can’t Stand Anymore
  30. Historians Reveal Original Draft Of Constitution Included 593 Mentions Of Spiders
  31. New Feel-Good TikTok Ad Campaign Features Stalker Who Would Have Never Met Child Bride Without App
  32. Experience A Slice Of The Circle Of Life!
  33. CDC Issues Dire Warning That Nick Cannon Is Feeling Horny
  34. George R.R. Martin Among 17 Authors Suing Over ChatGPT
  35. Penniless, Barefoot David Zaslav Wanders L.A. Streets After Reaching Deal With WGA
  36. Pros And Cons Of Banning TikTok
  37. What Alex Jones Spent Money On While Claiming To Be Bankrupt
  38. Nobel Prize In Physics Awarded To God
  39. Man Locks Down Marriage Proposal Just As Hair Loss Becomes Noticeable
  40. Wildly Flailing Tree Clearly Exaggerating Reaction To Breeze
  41. Bob Ross’s First TV Painting Goes On Sale For Nearly $10 Million
  42. DNC Concerned After Poll Shows Only 15% Of Americans Have Heard Name Joe Biden
  43. This Week's Most Viral News: September 22, 2023
  44. Republicans Slam Senate Dress Code Changes
  45. Smiling Dad Imagines Son Off At College Playing Video Games Alone Like He Did
  46. Lauren Boebert Offers To Personally Jerk Off Any Constituents She Offended
  47. Harpies Bizarre
  48. Cancer Researchers Tout Huge Strides In Fight Against 350-Foot-Tall Tumor Terrorizing Manhattan
  49. U.S. Gerontocracy Tightens Grip On Power By Executing Olivia Rodrigo
  50. Matt Eberflus Blames Justin Fields’ Struggles On Incompetent Coaching

The Register

  1. CNCF's chief techie talks WebAssembly, AI and licenses
  2. Beta driver turned heads in the hospital
  3. AMD's latest FPGA promises super low latency AI for Flash Boy traders
  4. Infosys launches aviation cloud it claims can halve lost luggage
  5. Search for phone signal caused oil spill, say Japanese investigators
  6. Red Hat bins Bugzilla for RHEL issue tracking, jumps on Jira
  7. Supermicro CEO predicts 20 percent of datacenters will adopt liquid cooling
  8. Medium asks AI bot crawlers: Please, please don't scrape bloggers' musings
  9. iPhone 15 is too hot to handle – and not in any good way
  10. Chinese snoops stole 60K State Department emails in that Microsoft email heist
  11. French monopoly cops raid Nvidia office in cloud probe
  12. OpenAI in talks with Jony Apple Ive and Softbank over iPhone-but-for-AI monster
  13. Feds' privacy panel backs renewing Feds' S. 702 spying powers — but with limits
  14. Epic cut: Fortnite games maker culls 16% of staff
  15. Yelp sues Texas for right to publish actual accurate abortion info
  16. DARPA takes its long-duration Manta undersea drone for a test-dip
  17. Former IBM services outfit Kyndryl said to be mulling China split
  18. Musk, Yaccarino contradict each other on status of X's election integrity team
  19. More and more LLMs in biz products, but who'll take responsibility for their output?
  20. You shouldn't be able to buy devices that tamper with diesel truck emissions on eBay, says DoJ
  21. Zuck dives deeper into the metaverse, dragging Snoop Dogg along for ride
  22. Intel starts mass production on Intel 4 node using EUV in Irish fab
  23. From frying Panos into the Fire? Amazon confirms hiring of Microsoft veteran
  24. NTT will take those SAP licenses off your hands if it helps ease cloud migration
  25. Cloudflare loosens AI from the network edge using GPU-accelerated Workers
  26. If the Linux Foundation was a software company, it'd be the biggest in the world
  27. Israel and Italy have cheapest mobile data out of 237 countries
  28. The only way is WebKit: Vivaldi's browser arrives on iOS
  29. After failing at privacy, again, Google is working to keep Bard chats out of Search
  30. Micron revenue halved in FY23 as China ban bites
  31. Raspberry Pi 5 revealed, and it should satisfy your need for speed
  32. Indonesia, TikTok's best market, bans social commerce
  33. China's national security minister rates fake news among most pressing cyber threats
  34. Record-breaking astronaut Frank Rubio finally home after over a year in orbit
  35. OpenAI reinstates ChatGPT's internet browsing privileges
  36. Volkswagen stuck in neutral after 'IT disruption'
  37. Unions claim win as Hollywood studios agree generative AI isn't an author
  38. Routers have been rooted by Chinese spies, US and Japan warn
  39. Game on: FTC tries again to block Microsoft Activision merger
  40. Perseverance rover sets a Martian speed record with software controls
  41. Ubuntu and Fedora clash in beta race, but who wears GNOME better?
  42. The alternative to stopping climate change is untested carbon capture tech
  43. NYC rights groups say no to grocery store spycams and snooping landlords
  44. Meta spends $181M to get out of lease at vacant London offices
  45. CERN experiment proves gravity pulls antimatter the way Einstein predicted
  46. Devs learn rival Godot engine in a week to poke fun at Unity
  47. Intel facing worker shortage for German chip plant
  48. Spotify now using AI to clone podcaster’s voice into Spanish
  49. Linux interop is maturing fast… thanks to a games console
  50. MongoDB's SQL-to-NoSQL converter uses AI to smash the language barrier

TechMeme

  1. Progress Software, the company behind the widely exploited MOVEit file transfer tool, patches critical vulnerabilities in its WS_FTP Server file transfer tool (Jonathan Greig/The Record)
  2. Sources: the UK is pushing Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic for unprecedented access to examine the internal workings of their LLMs, ahead of its global AI summit (Financial Times)
  3. Meta's Quest 3 is scheduled to get upper body tracking and AI estimated legs, called Generative Legs, in a software update in December (David Heaney/UploadVR)
  4. Sources: on October 5, Linda Yaccarino plans to meet with the seven banks that helped fund Elon Musk's takeover of X to lay out her plans to revive the company (Financial Times)
  5. The Cyberspace Administration of China unveils rules to relax some cross-border data controls, in a bid to reassure businesses worried about US-China relations (Ryan McMorrow/Financial Times)
  6. In an interview using Meta's photorealistic Codec Avatars, Mark Zuckerberg talks about the metaverse, Quest 3, the nature of reality, AI, and humanity's future (Lex Fridman/Lex Fridman Podcast)
  7. Sources: Microsoft discussed selling Bing to Apple around 2020, a deal that would have replaced Google as the default search engine on Apple's devices (Bloomberg)
  8. Shanghai-based AI chipmaker Enflame raised a ~$273.7M Series D from state capital operator Shanghai International Group's funds, Tencent, Meitu, and others (DealStreetAsia)
  9. Google lets publishers use a robots.txt flag to opt out of the company using their data to train its AI models, while remaining accessible through Google Search (Emma Roth/The Verge)
  10. France's competition authority raided a "graphics cards sector" company this week as part of a cloud-computing inquiry; sources say the target was Nvidia (Wall Street Journal)
  11. Google plans to stop supporting its $5K, 55" Jamboard meeting room display on September 30, 2024 and phase out its collaborative Jamboard app on October 1, 2024 (Umar Shakir/The Verge)
  12. A New York state judge rejects a bid by Uber, DoorDash, and Grubhub to block NYC's law setting a minimum wage of $17.96/hour for app-based delivery workers (Daniel Wiessner/Reuters)
  13. Google rolls out ChromeOS 117 with a Material You redesign, adaptive charging, a new camera and microphone privacy indicator, an improved clipboard, and more (Abner Li/9to5Google)
  14. Google opens its Search Generative Experience to US teens ages 13-17, adds more context on how a response was generated, and improves offensive query detection (Aisha Malik/TechCrunch)
  15. NYC-based IYK, which lets brands, musicians, and creators build "digi-physical experiences", including through NFTs, raised a $16.8M seed led by A16z Crypto (Yogita Khatri/The Block)