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The renegotiated agreement between Microsoft and OpenAI involves changes in revenue sharing, exclusivity, and product availability. While the specifics are not fully disclosed, it appears to benefit both companies by allowing more market access for OpenAI while reducing dependency on exclusive partnerships for Microsoft.
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GitHub is experiencing technical difficulties, and users can sign up for notifications via email, text messages, Slack, webhooks, or RSS feeds to stay updated on incidents, updates, resolutions, and component status changes.
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The comment thread discusses the ongoing reliability issues with GitHub, particularly after Microsoft's acquisition, and suggests that these issues are impacting dev workflows negatively. Users advocate for self-hosting alternatives like Gitea or Codeberg.org as better options.
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SUPER ZSNES, a GPU-powered SNES emulator developed by the original creators of ZSNES, introduces advanced features such as high-resolution graphics, texture/normal maps, overclocking, widescreen support, and uncompressed audio replacement to enhance classic games.
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The comment thread discusses the revival of ZSNES, a popular emulator from the late nineties/early aughts, with users sharing their nostalgic memories and opinions on its return. There is positive feedback about its accuracy improvements and per-game enhancement approach compared to generic HD filters. However, there are concerns raised regarding hardware requirements and the necessity of using GPU.
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The Easyduino project is an open-source initiative that provides KiCad PCB designs for popular microcontroller development boards such as Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico, and STM32 Bluepill. The repository aims to unify the variety of software, languages, and conventions used in these boards by using KiCad and adhering to best practices across the PCB and KiCad ecosystem. It includes various components like USB-C support, 4-layer copper for simplified wiring, and detailed documentation for each project.
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The article discusses the history of formalizing mathematics and argues against the notion that Lean is the only system worth using for such tasks. It highlights earlier systems like AUTOMATH, LCF, HOL, Coq, Isabelle, and others, which have contributed significantly to the field.
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The comment thread discusses the versatility and applications of Lean, a theorem prover and programming language, in mathematics and computer science. Opinions vary on its role in formal proof assistants for mathematical research, with some praising its community support and others finding it less powerful than competing systems like Coq.
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Apple is planning significant changes to networking protocols and security requirements for macOS 27, which could impact enterprise users. The removal of AFP support will affect those using Time Capsules or older NAS systems that do not support SMB3, while the requirement for TLS 1.2 connections may cause issues with servers supporting MDM, DDM, Automated Device Enrolment, app distribution, and Apple software updates.
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The comment thread discusses the discontinuation of TimeCapsule and the dropping of AFP support by Apple, with concerns about backup reliability. Users debate between local backups like TimeMachine and cloud solutions, highlighting issues with SMB protocol on macOS.
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GitHub is transitioning its Copilot plans to usage-based billing on June 1, 2026, replacing premium request units with GitHub AI Credits based on token consumption.
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The comment thread discusses the impact of GitHub's decision to transition Copilot pricing to usage-based billing, with a focus on increased model multipliers and potential churn among users. Users are considering alternatives like OpenRouter or self-hosting models due to concerns about cost and sustainability.
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The article discusses the history of vulnerabilities in Scratch's SVG sanitization process, highlighting how each new fix leads to another potential issue. It also introduces an alternative approach using an iframe sandboxing technique for handling SVGs.
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The comment thread discusses various opinions and technical analyses regarding SVG support in Google Slides, focusing on security risks, web standardization, and potential solutions such as browser-level implementation or agreed standards for SVG usage. The community shows moderate agreement and debate intensity while acknowledging the controversial nature of the topic.
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An AI contractor data breach involving 4TB of voice samples from 40k Mercor workers has been reported, with concerns over potential misuse by attackers.
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The discussion revolves around the security risks associated with biometric data, particularly voice samples paired with ID document scans. Participants express concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of such data by companies. There is also debate on user responsibility and legal frameworks for handling sensitive information.
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The article introduces an open-source AI agent named Dirac, which has topped the TerminalBench-2 leaderboard on Gemini-3-flash-preview with a score of 65.2%. It is designed to reduce API costs by 64.8% while improving accuracy and speed in complex refactoring tasks across various programming languages.
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The discussion revolves around the performance of a model in terminal benchmarking, emphasizing the role of the harness. Participants compare results with other models and discuss various aspects of AI tools like context management, AST-based functionalities, and the necessity of telemetry. There is a consensus on the importance of harnesses for performance improvement, but concerns about model bias and the impact of telemetry are also raised.
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