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The Day the Telnet Died from labs.greynoise.io
123 by pjf 2h ago | |

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The Feynman Lectures on Physics (1961-1964) from feynmanlectures.caltech.edu
64 by rramadass 13h ago | |

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The Singularity will occur on a Tuesday from campedersen.com
803 by ecto 8h ago | | |

Article: 23 min

An article discussing the concept of 'singularity' using AI metrics to predict its occurrence, focusing on human reaction and societal implications rather than technological advancement.

Accelerating human reaction to AI may lead to labor displacement, institutional failure, capital concentration, epistemic collapse, and political realignment.

Five AI metrics analyzed
ArXiv 'emergent' papers show hyperbolic curve

Quality:
The article presents a detailed analysis of AI metrics and their application in predicting the singularity, focusing on societal implications.

Discussion (454):

The comment thread discusses AI advancements and limitations with a focus on AGI timelines, growth models, and computing limits. It includes humor and sarcasm regarding the understanding of exponential growth.

agents should experiment in the real world

AI ,Analytics

Ex-GitHub CEO launches a new developer platform for AI agents from entire.io
303 by meetpateltech 9h ago | | |

Article:

The article discusses a new developer platform launched by a former GitHub CEO aimed at AI agents.

The launch of this platform could potentially democratize AI development, making it more accessible to a broader audience and fostering innovation in the field.

Targeted at AI agents development

Discussion (268): 12 min

The comment thread discusses various aspects of AI integration into software development, including its impact on existing tools, open-source alternatives, and future trends. There is a debate about the effectiveness of AI in coding and the future of the dev tools market. The conversation also touches upon agent-based development workflows and context management.

AI is becoming an integral part of software development
There's a lot of overlap and reinvention in the dev tools market

Counterarguments:

The market may consolidate, leading to open-sourcing of most tools
Execution depends on finding value in the products and tools

Software Development AI/ML, Platform Development

The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning from mitpress.mit.edu
69 by AlexeyBrin 2d ago | |

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How did Windows 95 get permission to put the Weezer video Buddy Holly on the CD? from devblogs.microsoft.com
106 by ingve 5h ago | |

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The Falkirk Wheel from scottishcanals.co.uk
40 by scapecast 4h ago | |

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Tambo 1.0: Open-source toolkit for agents that render React components from github.com/tambo-ai
40 by grouchy 4h ago | |

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My eighth year as a bootstrapped founder from mtlynch.io
118 by mtlynch 2d ago | |

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Clean-room implementation of Half-Life 2 on the Quake 1 engine from code.idtech.space
323 by klaussilveira 13h ago | | |

Article: 2 min

An article explaining the implementation of a Proof-of-Work system called Anubis on a website to combat AI companies scraping content, causing potential downtime.

This system may temporarily disrupt user access, potentially affecting the user experience and website traffic negatively.

Anubis system implemented to protect against AI scraping.
Uses Proof-of-Work scheme similar to Hashcash for reducing load at individual and mass scraper levels.
Temporary inconvenience for users due to modern JavaScript requirements.
Version 1.19.1 of Anubis is currently in use.

Quality:
The article provides factual information without expressing personal opinions.

Discussion (64): 9 min

The comment thread discusses the technical aspects of game engines, specifically comparing Quake and Half-Life 2's Source engine, with debates on compatibility issues, modding, porting games to different engines, and the evolution of game development. There is a notable controversy regarding the definition of 'Quake' engine and the impact of copyright law on game development projects.

Counterarguments:

Half-Life 2's Source engine is a continuation of the Quake lineage but not 'really' Quake anymore.
Games built using different engines can be considered 'de-makes'

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