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54 votes
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Prototyping with LLMs
15 votes -
You can absolutely have an RSS dependent website in 2026
29 votes -
Why Microsoft’s war on Windows’ Control Panel is taking so long
33 votes -
Nvidia CEO declares AI could start, grow, and run a successful technology company worth more than a billion dollars—excerpt from Lex Fridman Podcast
26 votes -
Amazon killing purchasing, borrowing and downloading books for older Kindles
66 votes -
Swedish non-profit has filed a class action lawsuit against Norway's Telenor, accusing it of endangering customers in Myanmar by sharing their data with the junta
10 votes -
Keychron Hardware Design — hardware design files for Keychron keyboards and mice
27 votes -
Help disabling flashy "animation" on my dumb watch
This is the "animation" (video, image). It is the circle on the upper left. The watch is a very cheap one, a Chinese concoction called "Skmei El Luminous Dual Time". It looks great for my taste,...
This is the "animation" (video, image). It is the circle on the upper left.
The watch is a very cheap one, a Chinese concoction called "Skmei El Luminous Dual Time". It looks great for my taste, but the insanely flashy, continuous animation is unpleasant. I bought it online, and the animation didn't look as annoying in the videos as it is in real life.
Yes, I know most people wouldn't care about that, but I'm neurodiverse etc.
The official manual makes no mention of the "animation", and asking AI was useless. There is a real possibility that the animation is hardcoded, in which case I will probably keep the watch as jewelry for special occasions.
Perhaps someone has the same watch and can help me out?
Thanks!
18 votes -
I turned my Kindle into my own personal newspaper
39 votes -
Project Glasswing: securing critical software for the AI era
25 votes -
Zombo.com - Now under new management
38 votes -
You can finally change the goofy Gmail address you chose years ago
48 votes -
Claude Mythos preview
25 votes -
Hank and Bernie talk about AI (for real)
14 votes -
Sam Altman may control our future—can he be trusted?
29 votes -
Nvidia's DLSS 5 video taken down due to copyright issue after news site uses the footage
23 votes -
Harm reduction centered on AI use
9 votes -
Software job openings surge this year, defying AI fears
29 votes -
Improving my focus by giving up my big monitor
17 votes -
Looking for an online spreadsheet to share with others (not Google or Microsoft)
I figure the title is good enough, but, I just want to upload/make a spreadsheet in an .ods format so others can view it. Not edit it, not have to sign in to view, but still has sorting options or...
I figure the title is good enough, but, I just want to upload/make a spreadsheet in an .ods format so others can view it. Not edit it, not have to sign in to view, but still has sorting options or whatnot. And in the .ods format.
I'm seeing a few options online, but it seems more that they offer viewing but not sorting (which is a huge aspect of spreadsheets), or no importing, or doesn't support .ods.
So I can keep searching and I'm sure something is out there, but does anyone already use a site for these requests?
15 votes -
Nearly half of the US data centers planned for 2026 are getting delayed or canceled because nobody stockpiled enough transformers and circuit breakers
49 votes -
Proton Meet isn't what they told you it was
25 votes -
I miss technology that was meant to be used as a tool
Both sw and hw. SW is usually hard to use, offering no meaningful settings or making them hard to get to with meaningful QoL features simply absent. Search in any kind of mainstream product is an...
Both sw and hw.
SW is usually hard to use, offering no meaningful settings or making them hard to get to with meaningful QoL features simply absent. Search in any kind of mainstream product is an absolutely excellent example.
If someone does need something other than the default workflow or encounters any error then that is too bad for them.
For a lot of hw products there is little to no meaningful choice alongside absent repair options. The best example is probably smartphones which are excessively thin bricks with a charging port, camera bump, sealed in battery and hard to impossible to change os.
Features decreasing longevity and contributing to waste(plug in for global warming) are simply accepted and even welcomed by end users for bizzare reasons.
For now there are still workarounds depending on how much effort you want to expend with that effort sometimes being truly excessive.
42 votes -
What if AI just makes us work harder?
39 votes -
Surf Social (from the makers of Flipboard)
15 votes -
Here’s what the world had to say about the AI economy
18 votes -
Netflix must refund customers for years of price hikes, Italian court rules
33 votes -
Introducing EmDash — the spiritual successor to WordPress that solves plugin security
27 votes -
LinkedIn is illegally searching your computer [for browser extensions]
41 votes -
Google partners with Back Market to distribute ChromeOS Flex USB sticks
15 votes -
Anticipating a world where LLM use is widespread
16 votes -
Professors are designing AI apps meant to help students think through problems
10 votes -
Pokémon Go players built a thirty-billion-photo map for AI
21 votes -
Claude Code's source code leaked
50 votes -
The bot situation on the internet is actually worse than you could imagine. Here's why.
62 votes -
MIRAGE: the illusion of visual understanding
26 votes -
The cognitive dark forest
31 votes -
"CEO said a thing!" journalism
60 votes -
This eerily accurate ‘LinkedIn Speak’ translation tool will help you sound like an instant thinkfluencer
36 votes -
Ageless Linux emerges to protest OS-level age verification laws
45 votes -
Welcome to a multidimensional economic disaster - the AI boom wasn’t built for the polycrisis (gifted lnk)
38 votes -
A.T.L.A.S: outperform Claude Sonnet with a 14B local model and RTX 5060 Ti
43 votes -
Sycophantic AI decreases prosocial intentions and promotes dependence
31 votes -
Google’s TurboQuant AI-compression algorithm can reduce LLM memory usage by 6x
44 votes -
Android to debut "advanced flow" for sideloading unverified applications
63 votes -
Reddit will implement human verification to tag and combat bots
48 votes -
I built ProxChat - what is it?
27 votes -
Wikipedia:AI or not quiz
28 votes -
US regulator bans imports of new foreign-made routers, citing security concerns
58 votes