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The open pretraining checkpoint activates 14 billion parameters per token and is designed for efficient long-context adaptation.
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The chipmaker is winding down ROM production as higher-value memory products compete for limited factory capacity.
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A University of Florida experiment found that a single posed smile offered a small mood lift, while repetition and pressure could reverse the effect.
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Security analysts said public proxy services repeatedly offered exit addresses assigned to the Executive Office of the President.
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The Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory re-entered over northern Sumatra after a mission that transformed rapid follow-up of gamma-ray bursts and other transient events.
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AMD guided to about $17 billion in fourth-quarter revenue after record results, a level that would place its quarterly sales ahead of Intel for the first time.
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Voters in more than 30 communities across nine states backed restrictions on data centers, turning local opposition into a material risk for the AI infrastructure boom.
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A hands-on test found an Nvidia RTX Spark laptop ran large-model inference far more slowly under native Linux when plugged in, while Windows and WSL retained full performance.
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Researchers used AI tools to turn a known PHP crash bug into a critical code-execution exploit, intensifying concern over the burden on open-source defenders.
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The Nobel-winning computer scientist said an AI-enabled disruption to power or finance could occur within two years, while maintaining that beneficial outcomes remain possible.
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The exchange attributed its October breach to a sophisticated campaign involving malware, compromised employee devices and stolen deployment credentials.
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A new essay argues that verified outputs alone do not constitute scientific knowledge when researchers cannot explain, challenge or take responsibility for the claims.
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NBC News projected a Democratic House majority of roughly 255 seats, shifting legislative and oversight authority when the new Congress convenes in January.
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A new examination of historic Unix sources shows how early allocators used explicit resource maps and program-lifetime regions before today's familiar C memory interface became standard.
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An industry interview argues that proxy brands may share underlying device pools, making sourcing evidence and correlated-failure testing more important than the number of vendors used.
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The self-described Capytistas told WIRED that a planned campaign will begin with Elon Musk and Tesla-linked figures, raising fresh safety and privacy concerns around political doxing.
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Utah filed 13 felony counts and one misdemeanor against the prediction-market company and each founder as a parallel federal-state jurisdiction fight intensifies.
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The infrastructure company says supply constraints pushed it toward laptop-based racks while its virtualization system delivers macOS environments for iOS development and testing.
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The open-source React component handles DOCX, XLSX and PPTX files locally in the browser, with progressive loading intended to keep very large documents responsive.
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A technical analysis argues that the headline Qwen result relied on Python tools, test runs and practice problems rather than inspection of raw weights alone.
Read more ›Forecasts placed the 1.5-tonne telescope's return on November 4, but its precise time and location remained uncertain as atmospheric drag pulled it lower.
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The Apache-licensed Python project builds graph-based context layers over enterprise metadata and exposes them to agent tools through MCP, a command line and an API.
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The free desktop-browser tool teaches motions, text objects, search, marks, counts and repeats through exercises completed inside a real Vim editor.
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The early v0.4.8 release supports major SQL databases and standalone Redis, while a Rust-to-WASM demonstration lets users try local SQLite and Redis workflows in a browser.
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Mandiant investigations found attackers stealing cloud identities and model access, then routing unauthorized AI usage through a growing resale ecosystem.
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The open-source project generates CD, DVD and single-layer Blu-ray images whose physical data patterns form pictures visible on the recorded surface.
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Researchers evaluated OpenAirInterface and srsRAN using multiple radio configurations and applications including video on demand, live streaming and cloud gaming.
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The independent web project reorganises links discussed by Hacker News readers into a saved edition with summaries and pointers to original sources.
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The vote will decide whether Republicans keep control of Congress and how much room President Donald Trump has to pursue his domestic agenda.
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The OpenAI chief says centralising limited DRAM capacity could improve utilisation, putting him at odds with advocates of local AI processing.
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Greg Zeschuk says BioWare's closure is especially painful for displaced staff and Edmonton, while arguing that many industry leaders do not understand how games are made.
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The updated reference combines architecture-specific call numbers, argument registers and kernel-version history with downloadable JSON and an API.
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Retailers disconnected affected cooling systems after attackers reportedly forced some controllers into defrost mode and raised temperatures as high as 50C.
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Draft catalogue changes cover model weights, agents and cyber capabilities, while a new registration requirement already applies to listed technology transfers.
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A new critique argues that rapid port announcements often demonstrate that a game can boot without establishing that it can be played reliably from start to finish.
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Publishers and volunteer editors say mass-produced sites are confusing players while increasing the costs of maintaining independent community resources.
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A new searchable collection says it found 10,202 public comments across 906 local-government meetings in 48 states.
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A 50-agent colony stalled amid abandoned plans and excessive coordination, while smaller competitive teams showed sharply different strategies.
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The open-source project is building a cross-platform development environment with familiar JetBrains-style navigation and integrated tools, while making clear that its early benchmarks are not direct feature-for-feature comparisons.
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The Minnesota city cut power to its automated license-plate readers after officials said the vendor had not acted on repeated notice that the contract was ending.
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The OpenAI chief said pooled infrastructure can keep memory busier than personal computers, framing local AI hardware as inefficient during a supply-constrained period.
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Chinese technology shares have lost trillions of dollars as weak demand, export controls and doubts about near-term AI profits weigh on investors.
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A developer's account of regional platforms, layered fares and ticket collection argues that company boundaries are leaking into the passenger experience.
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The release-candidate specification packages two fixed-length audio sides, artwork and cassette-style controls into a self-contained offline file.
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