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Developer talks through jj configuration, commands, and integrations; jj bisect and bookmark features now bundled into core.
began Sep 20now
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“I'm happy to report that today we don't need tug anymore, because jj bookmark advance now do the same thing that tug used to do.”— Andre Arko, JJ Con 2026 speaker · Beyond jj: config & tools ecosystem (article) · full quotes →
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A prominent AI networking house in the Bay Area drew dozens of police calls, mostly over parties, as such group houses have multiplied with…
Sep 21now
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№291 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 12 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Investigation: AI hacker house AGI House had 37 incidents logged by police since 2022, many for party-related complaints, as Bay Area tech houses proliferate”— New York Times · full quotes →
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A Polish developer's free Bluetooth scanner flags Meta's camera glasses as backlash over covert filming grows.
began Sep 16now
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№292 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 22 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We as a society have the right to at least know that someone is recording.”— Pawel Szydlowski, App developer · New York Post · full quotes →
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Tech writer runs comprehensive tests on Apple's overhauled voice assistant, finding high success rate but a learning curve for users.
began Sep 18now
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№293 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The hardest part will be getting out of the habit of opening apps, and remembering that you have Siri.”— David Pogue · full quotes →
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Premium laptops from five manufacturers starting at $899 USD offer deep Google Gemini integration and Android app access.
Sep 21now
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№294 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 2 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Its laptop revolution is in full swing, and it's powered by a completely new OS that blends Chrome, Android and Linux in pretty interesting ways.”— T3, Tech publication · Press · full quotes →
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Eligible iPhone owners can now file claims for up to $95 each from Apple's $250 million false-advertising settlement through December 21.
Sep 20now
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№295 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 64 pieces from 7 sources · ranked by recent attention
“to stay focused on delivering the most innovative products and services to our users”— Apple, Company statement on settlement · full quotes →
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An Institute for Justice analysis undercuts a study Flock Safety uses to defend its license-plate readers, as a wave of physical sabotage…
began Sep 16now
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№296 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 9 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“My @nytimes.com piece about the rebellion against Flock will be in print tomorrow and that's pretty cool.”
— Evan Greer · full quotes →
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New inbox button lets users grab two-factor authentication codes without opening emails.
began Sep 19now
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№297 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Tap the button, and Gmail copies the code directly to your clipboard, ready to paste into the app or website asking for it. There's no need to open the email…”— Android Authority · full quotes →
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TypesafeAI says its tool Jev is now open to all users with no signup queue.
Sep 20now
2 pieces · 2 sources · 14 comments
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№298 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Jev is now available to everyone. No waitlist.”— @typesafeai · full quotes →
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A blogger replaces logging with privacy-friendly analytics to cut false visitor counts from 2,000 to 200 per day.
Sep 20now
11 pieces · 2 sources · 9 comments
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№299 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 11 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I had a blog for 10 years, with analytics. Now I have a new one that's been running for 12 years without, and I don't miss the numbers.”— benoliver999 · full quotes →
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Amazon banned Meta's new AI shopping assistant from its site, citing security concerns and lack of prior notice.
Sep 21now
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№300 (page 9) · newest development 2d ago · 2 pieces from 1 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We think it's fairly straightforward that third-party applications that offer to make purchases on behalf of customers from other businesses should operate…”— Amazon spokesperson · full quotes →
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Prominent leaker Kopite7Kimi claims next-gen gaming GPUs delayed as Nvidia prioritizes data center products.
began Sep 15now
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№301 (page 9) · newest development 2d ago · 7 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Unfortunately, GR20x is a product from 2028. That means they have postponed again.”— Kopite7Kimi, Hardware leaker · X (Twitter) / Tom's Hardware · full quotes →
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Internal tests show the J490 device is nearly ready, featuring facial recognition and an AI-powered Siri assistant.
Sep 20now
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№302 (page 9) · newest development 4d ago · 30 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Apple's long-awaited smart home hub could be introduced "as early as next month," according to Mark Gurman in the latest Power On newsletter”— Mark Gurman, Bloomberg reporter · Press · full quotes →
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Apple's new physical f-stop system on the 48MP main lens marks a major shift from software-based portrait modes.
began Sep 19now
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№303 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The iPhone 18 Pro Max main camera's new variable aperture is a huge deal and, in my limited experience, I can already see that it could transform iPhone…”— TechRadar reviewer · full quotes →
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An article refining functional programming patterns for legacy code circulates across tech communities.
Sep 20now
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№304 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 6 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Fourteen years ago, Gary Bernhardt coined the term Functional Core, Imperative Shell. Like most good ideas in computing it was not entirely new, but his…”— Author, Blog author · outdata.net · full quotes →
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iOS 27 feature enables seamless switching between two devices on the same carrier account, with T-Mobile and Telekom currently supporting…
Sep 20now
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№305 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“If you use two iPhones, you no longer need to run separate carrier accounts for each of them, thanks to a new iOS 27 feature: iPhone Handoff.”— Engadget · full quotes →
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In an FT 'Lunch with the FT' profile, the Raspberry Pi founder mixes skepticism of AI hype with acknowledgment that AI is fueling…
began Sep 18now
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№306 (page 9) · newest development 4d ago · 6 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Another fantastic Lunch with the FT. This interview with Raspberry Pi founder Eben Upton is a wonderful companion piece to the current messianic commotion…”— @robcrilly · full quotes →
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A developer argues the free-software market is unsustainable and sketches a mechanism to compel funding.
Sep 20now
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№307 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 40 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The equilibrium we've landed on is very specific. The evolutionarily stable strategy for a piece of software is "anybody may use this for anything, including…”— Seldo · Hacker News · full quotes →
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Marcin Wichary argues the app bulldozed carefully crafted v4 settings to chase macOS design trends that are themselves flawed.
began Sep 19now
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№308 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Such a well articulated defense of usability in the face of an increasingly indifferent platform owner. No, we do not have to follow the platform when the…”— jonsterling · full quotes →
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AI companies are straining the city's already tight property market as they respond to government incentives.
began Sep 20now
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“AI companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, are putting pressure on office rents in Singapore as they embark on expansion in response to government overtures”— Financial Times · Press · full quotes →
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Elon Musk says a precursor Hyperloop tunnel could cut the Austin–San Antonio trip from 2.5 hours to under 30 minutes.
Sep 20now
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“Boring Company is working on a simple, precursor Hyperloop tunnel between Austin and San Antonio (>200 mph).”— @elonmusk, Founder, Boring Company · X · full quotes →
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9to5Mac finds the $399.99 dock pairs well with the M6 Mac mini but notes thermal concerns and high price.
Sep 20now
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№311 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 6 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I will say, it's a bit pricey at $399.99, so it's likely hard to justify for most people unless you're super obsessed with running everything through one dock…”— Michael Burkhardt · full quotes →
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Palo Alto startup turns educational PDFs into short-form video feeds with AI-generated content and quizzes.
Sep 20now
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№312 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 7 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Maybe someone should tell them that students making their own "content" from the material would be much more effective for learning...”— drsturg.bsky.social · full quotes →
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A hobbyist evaluates the compact Ryzen-based NAS on open-source operating systems, focusing on power consumption and physical design.
began Sep 19now
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№313 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Finding a NAS that provides NVMe and SATA storage while being tiny enough to sit in my 10" rack, have a CPU that's not hogging, use a small amount of watts and…”— Mr_Minderbinder (Tumfatig author) · Tumfatig.net review · full quotes →
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Developer using DeepSeek AI achieves near-total static recompilation of N64 classic to native PC executable via N64Recomp toolchain.
Sep 20now
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№314 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 10 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“So I've no clue how all this recompiling works, but why does the result of this process still need hardware that is at least two decades newer in order to run?”— nebalee · full quotes →
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A developer has published a complete reverse-engineered C/C++ reconstruction of RE4's Nov 2004 prototype that compiles identically to the…
Sep 20now
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“A complete, byte-identical decompilation of Resident Evil 4 for the Nintendo GameCube: the G4BE08 debug build (the "Nov 25 2004" prototype, both discs), whose…”— github.com/adonis-singh/re4 repository · full quotes →
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A tech leader questions uncritical AI adoption after observing human cost of relentless automation.
Sep 20now
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№316 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 10 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“What's more concerning is witnessing the cognitive decline, for example struggling to debug straight forward problems… which really ties back to the whole…”— oenton · full quotes →
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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman details why Apple abandoned a hinge-mounted stylus for iPhone Duo, leaving Pencil support delayed until late 2026.
began Sep 20now
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№317 (page 9) · newest development 4d ago · 11 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A new stylus was originally planned and scrapped due to technical snags, so Apple pivoted for supporting the iPad Apple Pencils.”— Mark Gurman · full quotes →
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A hands-on demo shows the new chip running a 27-billion-parameter model twice as fast as the iPhone 17 Pro's A19 Pro.
began Sep 20now
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“WTF, The iPhone 18 Pro just ran a 27B model locally at twice the speed of the 17 Pro.”— @0x0SojalSec · full quotes →
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US prosecutors allege the Chinese tech giant stole from Cisco and T-Mobile and violated Iran sanctions; Huawei says it's ordinary business…
Sep 20now
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“the Chinese government firmly opposes the US side's suppression and containment of Chinese enterprises”— Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson · full quotes →
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Nullprogram's retrospective details how co-maintainer Peter0x44 helped add signed, immutable releases and a multilib x64 toolchain to the…
Sep 20now
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№320 (page 9) · newest development 4d ago · 4 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Peter0x44 joined as co-maintainer, and has pushed the project in good, new directions, with ideas I would never have considered.”— w64devkit maintainer, Project maintainer · Hacker News · full quotes →
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Developer rebuilds community event platform, faces skepticism on UI and market positioning.
Sep 20now
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№321 (page 9) · newest development 2d ago · 16 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I've had a bunch of recruitment agencies and similar companies try to create groups - I'm mostly managing to flag those and keep them down with a combination…”— radius89 · full quotes →
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Independent research shows a cross-site cookie ties ChatGPT accounts to browsing on advertiser sites, including pages tied to medical, debt…
Sep 20now
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№322 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 67 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“So many websites and apps now adding ChatGPT ad trackers ? The whole thing is way worst than you can imagine.”— nixCraft · full quotes →
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A developer has been keeping the 1989 Unix toolkit updated, surprising the community.
Sep 20now
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№323 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 21 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Hah! That's a friend of mine. I'll have to let him know he's internet famous.”— lorddimwit · full quotes →
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Technical essay on implementing sandboxing practices circulates across developer communities.
began Sep 17now
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№324 (page 9) · newest development 3d ago · 38 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Diving into the territory of software sandboxing is diving into mostly uncharted territory. The necessary pieces to implement good sandboxing in your software…”— Emilua developer, Blog author · blog.emilua.org · full quotes →
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