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gmauthority.com 3mo ago

BYD Looking to Open 20 Dealerships in Canada This Year

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www.businessinsider.com 3mo ago

Microsoft exec suggests AI agents will need to buy licenses,just like employees

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humanrights.ca 3mo ago

Information Disorder in Times of Conflict (2025)

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www.youtube.com 4mo ago

Home Assistant AI Task – Turn Any Camera into an AI Vision Sensor [video]

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www.belganewsagency.eu 4mo ago

Belgium launches secure messaging app for government staff

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mobilesyrup.com 4mo ago

Hackers reportedly stole nearly 1,000TB of data from Telus Digital

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road.cc 4mo ago

Decathlon blames Brexit for higher UK e-bike prices,launches rental service

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www.engadget.com 4mo ago

Canadian government demands safety changes from OpenAI

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montrealgazette.com 5mo ago

Brownstein: Atop a Walmart, Lufa's latest greenhouse is almost ready to harvest

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cleantechnica.com 5mo ago

Tesla Sales Down 55% UK, 58% Spain, 59% Germany, 81% Netherlands, 93% Norway

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www.tomshardware.com 5mo ago

3D-printed fan-less and pump-less liquid cooler can deliver 600 watts of cooling

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www.reuters.com 6mo ago

Norway zips ahead in EV race as car sales hit 96% electric

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lifehacker.com 6mo ago

So, I Tried an AI Shopping Cart

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maarthandam.com 6mo ago

Salesforce regrets firing 4000 experienced staff and replacing them with AI

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lifehacker.com 7mo ago

Tool Can Tell You If Your Home Network Has Been Compromised

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lifehacker.com 7mo ago

ChatGPT Works with Apple Music Now, for Some Reason

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www.tomshardware.com 7mo ago

Linux computer designed with AI boots on first attempt

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www.engadget.com 7mo ago

Judge blocks Louisiana's social media age verification law

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lifehacker.com 7mo ago

Why Your TV Will Probably Never Be Better Than It Is Now

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www.techspot.com 7mo ago

Tesla is the most unreliable used car brand in America, behind Jeep and Chrysler

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www.autoblog.com 7mo ago

The Tesla Model Y Just Scored the Worst Reliability Rating in a Decade

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www.reuters.com 7mo ago

Euro zone banks should prepare for risk of dollar squeeze

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www.reuters.com 11mo ago

Europe is breaking its reliance on American science

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arxiv.org 1y ago

Ultrafast Coherent Dynamics of Microring Modulators

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www.coeurway.com 1y ago

Coeurway – medical assistant powered by AI

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github.com 2y ago

EvilAppleJuice-ESP32: Spam Apple Proximity Messages via an ESP32

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support.plex.tv 2y ago

Renting Movies on Plex

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blogs.windows.com 2y ago

Copilot in Notepad

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montrealgazette.com 2y ago

Quebec passes bill outlawing planned obsolescence

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faraday.dev 3y ago

Run open-source LLMs on your computer. Works offline. Zero configuration

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I sometimes feel like Hal changing a lightbulb[1] when I'm trying to install an app on Linux, either I don't have the correct distro, I need to enter km long command line to add some repository to apt, I need to download 346 packages from I don't know where to the build the app, and finally find out that it's not what I wanted.

Yes, I know that's how Linux works and I know all the advantages of that, but when you see now that many install are just 'curl mywebsite.com/install.sh | bash', you start to wonder which is a "good" solution.

1. https://youtu.be/AbSehcT19u0

Has a kid, my mom used to pack my lunch in aluminium foil and everyday was a challenge of trying to make the perfect aluminium ball and throw it in the trashcan[1] on the first try!

1. Recycling was a vague concept in the 80s & 90s

πFS 1 month ago

I can only imagine opening dbeaver and running "select * from hn.posts where site like '%github.com/philipl`"

The whole US societal model of judgment of anyone's wealth can't be maintained because anyone walking is supposedly poor.

So if you create cities where someone has to "walk", in their minds you're forcing them to be seen as poor.

That's what also included in the concept of valet parking, you're rich because you can go directly from your car to the hotel/restaurant entrance without walking among the poors.

Imagine a world where every car company would get money every time someone uses their car.

Instead of monthly subscription for self driving or heated seat, it would just cost a few cents a minute.

This would be a strong push to try to destroy public transportation everywhere

Dav2d 2 months ago

I understood it as compression is 25% better : a quality of 10mbps in av1 can be achieved with 8mbps in Av2. But, it needs 5 times more compute power for this 25% gain.

Yes, it's easier to settle a debate on the best Linux distro than on the best Strat.

For Mayonnaise, Billy Corgan used a 60$ guitar that produced unwanted feedback but kept the sounds into the final result which makes it so unique, it was the best in that situation.