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2026-10-29

geoBoundaries

(source: www.geoboundaries.org)
Admin areas, sponsored by UN (Resilens currently uses Overture division areas)

2026-10-29

GitHub - geostandards-ch/cog-best-practices: Best Practices für Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFF · GitHub

(source: github.com)
Best Practices für Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFF. Contribute to geostandards-ch/cog-best-practices development by creating an account on GitHub.

2026-10-28

Survival LLM

(source: www.brangus.io)
A free, open-source AI assistant and survival library that runs on your own computer and works with no internet.

2026-10-28

EMACS turns 50 | MIT Technology Review

(source: www.technologyreview.com)
How the MIT AI Lab’s text editor gave birth to the free software movement.

2026-10-28

tile🪣xyz

(source: tilebucket.xyz)
tilebucket is a small collection of experimental web map tools, including a MapLibre style gallery, a basemap comparison browser, a map tile inspector, a quiz on how web map tiles work, and a zoom-to-ground-resolution explainer. Each tool is opened from a numbered menu, and the page shows a randomly drawn "bucket" of 768 items to explore.

2026-10-28

Earth Index cuts vector search cost 83% with Lancelot on S3

(source: linkedin.com)
We cut the monthly cost of vector search for Earth Index from about $12,000 to about $2,000. That’s $10,000 a month saved by moving from sharded Postgres+VectorChord to Lancelot, a small Rust service that reads Lance files from S3 and keeps only the indexes on local disk. It searches about 3.5 billion geospatial embeddings per year of data, with cold-start searches taking a couple of seconds. Read the full write-up https://lnkd.in/edarNQKD

2026-10-28

Diego Kuonen on Agents as Data's New Kings at Swiss Forum

(source: @o lаvrоvsky)
Diego Kuonen discusses how we treat agents as the new "kings" of data, sharing insights from the newly published Whitepaper on AI-Ready Data at #SwissDataSpaceForum (* I was a participant in the working group and contributed to the #Apertus use case) https://www.swissdataalliance.ch/publikationen/whitepaper-ai-ready-data

2026-10-27

Prioritising Climate Adaptation Investments Under Tight City Budgets

(source: linkedin.com)
When budgets are limited, which climate adaptation measures should a city invest in first? That’s a question we’re exploring with municipalities at ResiLens: comparing the costs and benefits of measures and helping teams decide where to act first. I’ll be in Barcelona, 3–5 November, for the Smart City World Congress with my colleagues Kerstin Whitmer and Tucker Park. If you’re deciding which adaptation measures to prioritise in your city or work on similar challenges, I’d love to hear how you’re

2026-10-27

The Mythical Man-Month in the age of AI - Jan van den Berg

(source: j11g.com)
An update to Brooks's Law in the age of AI.

2026-10-27

GeoRaccoon Gets Polished Through JOSS Peer Review

(source: linkedin.com)
Our little 🌍 🦝 GeoRacoon has now been enhanced and polished thanks to the great peer-review process for our submission in the Journal of Open Source Software For more infos hit the post below ⬇️

2026-10-27

OpenAI preprint claims deterministic polynomial-space algorithm refutes ETH

(source: @Armin Ronacher)
OpenAI preprint gives a deterministic, polynomial-space algorithm that would refute the Exponential Time Hypothesis. It doesn't show that P = NP, but damn if this is not a huge deal anyways. https://github.com/openai/math/blob/main/preprints/The-Exponential-Time-Hypothesis-is-False-October-25-2026/paper.pdf

2026-10-26

Microsoft Offers Buyouts to About a Quarter of Its Workforce

(source: @Hacker News 500)
Microsoft offers mass buyouts for roughly a quarter of its workforceLink: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/microsoft/microsoft-offers-mass-buyouts-for-roughly-a-quarter-of-its-workforce/Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50245524

2026-10-26

Link

(source: @OpWereld)


2026-10-25

GitHub contributions, every year

(source: mo.rgan.co)
This is my personal list of GitHub contributions. Every year I've been on GitHub, in one picture.

2026-10-25

DuckDB 2.0 Adds Hugging Face Extension with Xet-Powered Deduplication

(source: linkedin.com)
Super excited to announce the Hugging Face extension for DuckDB 2.0 ! It's a crazy big deal: You can now access 100% of (one of) the most optimized cloud storage in the world. A file on Hugging Face takes less storage than on any other filesystem / cloud. Hugging Face Buckets were built with Xet at the core, saving 80% of storage globally. The secret sauce: deduplication 🤌 (h/t Rajat Arya Assaf Vayner Di Xiao and xet/infra team !) With the `hf` extension available day 1 on DuckDB 2.0, use `hf://

2026-10-25

Apple's Free Local LLM Built Into macOS 27 Terminal

(source: linkedin.com)
Apple put a free LLM in your Terminal. No one noticed. macOS 27. No account. No internet. No API bill. fm respond "your question" That's it. Runs on M1 with 8GB. → Pipe files: cat notes.txt | fm respond → Force JSON: --schema for structured extraction → Local API: fm serve on localhost:1976 → Resume chats: sessions save to ~/.fm/sessions/ → Need more? --model pcc for 32K context via Private Cloud Compute M3/M4 with 12GB+ runs a ~20B model. One Mac mini can serve your whole house. 4K context on-d

2026-10-25

Terrazarr: Memory-Efficient Global GeoZarr Pyramids at 10 m Resolution

(source: linkedin.com)
Building a multiscale GeoZarr pyramid for the entire planet at 10 m resolution shouldn’t require tens of gigabytes of RAM. With the right design, it can be done with far less. At #CNG2026 next week, Federico Oldani will present Terrazarr, the open-source Python package we developed to generate the GeoZarr version of the World Settlement Footprint. The challenge was that existing tools weren't designed to generate multiscale GeoZarr pyramids at this scale. So we built one. Terrazarr is fully lazy

2026-10-25

The Real Cost of AI Will Shock You - YouTube

(source: m.youtube.com)
* AI data centers are resource-intensive, consuming significant amounts of electricity and water, which creates tension in local communities where these facilities are built. * The energy demand of data centers is growing rapidly; estimates suggest that by 2028, they could account for 7% to 12% of total electricity use in the **United States**. * To meet power demands quickly, some operators are using 'behind-the-meter' generation, often relying on natural gas turbines, which can increase carbon emissions and local pollution. * Data centers are often shrouded in secrecy and non-disclosure agreements, leaving residents and officials with limited information regarding their environmental and community impact …

2026-10-25

Giga-M Vibroseis Machine Mapping Munich's Underground for Geothermal Heating

(source: @Jan Wildeboer 😷:krulorange:)
In #Munich, you might see (and hear, feel) this weird machine, making weird vibration and sound sweeps. This is part of the Giga-M project. Its goal is to create a detailed 3D map of the underground in Munich and surrounding areas (in total 1100 square kilometres) that will be made available as #OpenData to assist in planning geothermic plants. Switching away from fossil fuel for heating. Impressive!https://giga-m.de (in German)#Geothermic #Vibroseis #Research

2026-10-25

No Signs of AI Payoff Outside the Tech Sector | The Daily Spark

(source: www.apollo.com)
Despite massive investments and widespread hype around artificial intelligence, the technology has delivered zero financial payoff to corporate America outside of tech. Subscribe for daily updates.

2026-10-25

Pythagorean Theorem Day Celebrates the Final 10-24-26 Triple This Century

(source: @Larry Garfield)
Happy Pythagorean Theorem Day to all who celebrate! 10² + 24² = 26²! Last one this century.#Math

2026-10-24

AI-Generated Text Harder to Process: Psycholinguistic Features Study

(source: @Jakob Miksch)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.29162

2026-10-24

Japanese TV's uniquely wild, unforgettable style

(source: @Niki)
There’s TV and then there’s Japanese TV

2026-10-22

Asking LLM for confidence | Some Random Thoughts..

(source: rumple.github.io)
LLM-based agents can do a lot of tasks. Or, at least, they can appear to do them. For example, they write code, summarize papers, plan trips, and fill in forms. If you ask one for a probability or a confidence score, it will give you one of those too. I have seen many agent designers use LLMs to generate confidence scores in this way. The problem is that there is no good reason to trust that number. This post is about why we cannot rely on an LLM to generate a confidence score.

2026-10-22

Laplace cède sa place : Timestral prend l'avantage en prévision de séries…

(source: linkedin.com)
Je suis vaincu. I am defeated. Timestral is better than Laplace on weekly economic time-series and waveform data. My little guy has survived repeated challengers from time-series foundational models, more than holding its own against Chronos, Ti-Rex, even the recent TimesFM3 from Google. But now those sneaky French ... I must take my hat off to them. Chapeau! Report: https://lnkd.in/gXe-eAet #timeseries #forecasting #machinelearning | 25 comments on LinkedIn


2026-10-20

There's never been a better time to go into math - YouTube

(source: m.youtube.com)
3Blue1Brown's video argues that there has never been a better time to study mathematics, despite AI's growing capabilities. Grant Sanderson says that proof is becoming more like raw data, so the work shifts toward theory-building and deeper understanding. He suggests mathematicians need not use AI models to contribute to the field.

2026-10-20

DeepSeek search and fetch – $0.75 per 1000 successful requests | Hacker News

(source: news.ycombinator.com)
DeepSeek's Search and Fetch APIs give agents and RAG applications live web access: Search returns ranked results from its in-house engine, and Fetch returns a single page as Markdown. The guide covers authentication, query operators, response schemas, error codes, and billing at $0.75 per 1,000 successful requests.

2026-10-19

Men Overclaim AI Expertise, Study Finds Over Half Recognize Fake Names

(source: @Esther Schindler)
Men are so confident they understand artificial intelligence that a study finds more than half of them claim to recognize every name on a list of AI experts, in which all the names were made up. https://gizmodo.com/men-are-shaping-the-future-of-ai-that-doesnt-mean-they-know-what-theyre-talking-about-2000825911

2026-10-19

Grant Sanderson argues math has never been more accessible to learn

(source: @Hacker News 500)
There's never been a better time to go into math (by: 3blue1brown) [video]Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKrwhjOI8NcDiscussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50136150

2026-10-19

Airbnb Engineers Share Agentic Coding Tips Plus a Claude Projects Guide

(source: linkedin.com)
These are 2 Senior Staff Engineers at Airbnb. In just 15 minutes, they will teach you more about Agentic Coding than 100s of YouTube video guides. Airbnb has already shipped one of the most ambitious LLM-agent migrations in production. In this video, they show how they actually build with agents in 2026. Coupled with this Claude Projects guide, you will never use Claude AI the same way again: https://lnkd.in/dW9K8hDq Pure signal. From the people who actually ship - not guess. P.S. also check out

2026-10-19

CNG Zürich next week: speakers from swisstopo, Google, Swiss Re and more

(source: linkedin.com)
I will be at the Cloud-Native Geospatial Forum (CNG) event on October 29th in Zürich and very excited about it. If you are in or around Zürich and interested in work geospatial data, make sure you come and hear about what's happening in the new age of geospatial. I myself have written a bit about "cloud-native geodata" last year, https://lnkd.in/e_b4MBSj. Next week, I will talk about Resilens's approach on using CNG. A quick heads-up: For those who don't have time in the afternoon: There will be Can't wait for CNG Zürich next week! The Cloud-Native Geospatial Forum …

2026-10-19

META bevorzugt rechtsextreme Parteien in Brasilien, USA und Deutschland

(source: @Ulrich Kelber)
Brasilien: META greift zugunsten der extremen Rechten in den Wahlkampf einPräsident Lula zieht dagegen vor GerichtUSA: META behindert Accounts der No-Kings-BewegungDie US-Demokraten ziehen dagegen vor GerichtDeutschland: METAs Algorithmen bevorzugen eine rechtsextreme ParteiDie Bundesregierung geht vor Gericht, um META weiter nutzen zu dürfen#META #Zuckerberg #NoKings #Lula #Datenschutz #Fediverse #SaveSocial

2026-10-19

AgentsView: see what your AI coding agents did and what it cost

(source: www.agentsview.io)
See every AI coding session, search what happened, track cost and quality, and keep the archive local by default.

2026-10-19

Pele · Mermaid diagrams as themeable SVG

(source: pele.run)
Pele is a lightweight open source library that renders Mermaid diagrams to SVG, themed with CSS variables.

2026-10-19

GitHub - tt-a1i/archify: Turn any idea, plan, or codebase into a beautiful interactive diagram. An agent skill for Claude Code, Codex, and more. · GitHub

(source: github.com)
Turn any idea, plan, or codebase into a beautiful interactive diagram. An agent skill for Claude Code, Codex, and more. - tt-a1i/archify

2026-10-19

Automated Claude Code workflow: fix open issues with review loops and PRs

(source: linkedin.com)
The new Claude Code prompt which is changing my life: "/goal fix open issues of this project. Organize these issues as a task queue with priorities. For each issue: 1. Start a fixing subagent. 2. After the fix is delivered, invoke "/code-review" as a subsequent subagnet. 3. If the code review is reporting any new bugs, and they are preventing the merge, go to step 1. 4. If found bugs are not preventing the merge, create new issues covering them. 5. Create a PR, so that I can review it." | 49 com

2026-10-19

Books of Data Engineering

(source: www.ssp.sh)
Below are books related to data engineering.

2026-10-19

DuckDB 2.0 async S3 reads cut average query time 68%

(source: linkedin.com)
Alright - latest article on benchmarking the DuckDB 2.0 async I/O feature on S3 reads is out (link below). From my testing on both a 1k file set and 10k file set, it showed about a 𝟲𝟴% 𝗿𝗲𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 on average query time. This feature is going to be a pretty stellar upgrade once the official 2.0 GA release drops (which looks to be around the 21st of this month). Enjoy! #dataengineering #duckdb https://lnkd.in/eUwAze9V


2026-10-18

Security researchers' incentives are overwhelming the curl project

(source: @Stefan Eissing)
The simple observation:The #curl project is getting DoS‘ed by security researchers.No mal intent, but driven by stock/work market evaluations.Example: Aisle has shown its value by the curl CVEs claimed and was now bought by Cohere, presumably a good deal for both companies.Economically reasonable behaviour for both. The FOSS projects are the roadkill, though.All reporters have similar motivations, down to individuals improving their personal market value.

2026-10-15

Ad-supported games treat players as the product

(source: @Martin Seeger)
RE: https://mastodon.ie/@ciaranmak/117438698166365017If you play a game showing ads, you’re the one being gamed.

2026-10-15

Business Spammers Escalate: Fake Invites, Loom Lures, and "I Rebuilt Your Site

(source: @Scott Murray :neurodiversity:)
LOL. As a small business owner, I get a lot of business-y spam. 10x/day it’s “i want to invest in Oolie” or “i want to buy your business” or “interested in $500K line of credit”? 🙄I’ve noticed the business spammers escalating. They started sending calendar invite spam, so depending on how your email was set up, it might auto-add the event to your calendar. I wouldn’t notice until the day arrived and I’m like “oh gosh I better not miss whatever this webinar is, I don’t even remember signing up for this!” 😑Then they …

2026-10-15

Apple Gave Nothing to Youth Coding Nonprofit Despite Years of Use

(source: @Aleen)
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@lexfri/117445755203041743I used to volunteer at (& very, very briefly was an executive director of) a nonprofit whose mission was to help girls & trans youth get into programming.We were all-in on Apple products. We taught them Swift & used Xcode on MacBooks. The kids made iPhone games.We gave demos on campus at Apple. Tim Cook shouted out the organization by name on stage.Apple never gave us a single dollar. Not even an Apple Pencil or iPod touch.But they spent $25,000,000 to kiss the ass of a wannabe dictator.

2026-10-15

Resilens CEO Oliver Marchand Unveils AdaptationReturn Tool at Düsseldorf…

(source: linkedin.com)
"Climate adaptation has a value problem." Our CEO, Oliver Marchand, introduced Resilens on stage at the Handelsblatt Live Corporate Climate Adaptation conference in Düsseldorf today. While the costs of climate adaptation measures are easy to quantify, determining the actual benefits remains extremely difficult. Resilens changes that. Our AdaptationReturn translates the benefits of every measure at every site into a quantifiable value, from avoided losses and energy savings to more than 100 co-be

2026-10-14

Merkel lobt Linke gegenüber AfD und sorgt für Spott

(source: @BerlinFokus)
"Zwischen der #AfD und der Partei Die #Linke gebe es allerdings einen Unterschied. Die Positionen der Linken teile sie zwar vielfach nicht, sie seien aber im Großen und Ganzen nicht gegen das #Grundgesetz gerichtet."Meine Fresse. Die #Merkel auf ihre alten Tage. 🫶Und quasi mitten im Irrenhaus zur Geisterstunde während aus ihrer Partei die Hufeisen im Minutentakt fliegen.Das erfordert schon so ne Art inneren Kompass.https://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/deutschland/innenpolitik/id_101481780/angela-merkel-ich-wuerde-deutschland-denen-nicht-ueberlassen-.html.

2026-10-14

Passkeys Are Not a Trap

(source: scotthelme.co.uk)
A post called Passkeys are a trap. Do not use them. has been doing the rounds over the last few days, making it pretty high on Hacker News, and I've had it sent to me many times with an 'is this true?' kind of vibe. It's written for

2026-10-14

Resilens Invites Visitors to Discuss Adaptation Plans at SCCON 2026

(source: linkedin.com)
Come and chat to us about your adaptation plans at Smart Country Convention - Hall 26, Booth 214. Leidy Johanna Bedoya Giraldo and Tucker Park can’t wait to hear from you and show you what we’re doing at Resilens! #sccon2026

2026-10-13

Vom sicheren Job zur Gründung: Mein Weg durch Studium und Stipendium

(source: linkedin.com)
Ich habe lange überlegt, ob ein sicherer Job vielleicht doch die vernünftigere Entscheidung wäre. Und habe mich dann für die Selbstständigkeit entschieden. Die letzten Jahre waren wild. 2023: Entscheidung, Nachhaltigkeit zu studieren 2024: Umzug nach Hamburg für den Master Sustainable & Digital Business Management 2025: EXIST Women Stipendium und Auseinandersetzung mit Selbstständigkeit und Gründung 2026: Masterarbeit abgegeben, Studium abgeschlossen. Und jetzt? Die Richtung war in all diesen Ja

2026-10-13

Swiss Trains Dance to the Taktfahrplan Beat

(source: @Stefan Lindbohm)
These visualisations of a day of trains in various countries have been going for a while, but I just saw one of Switzerland pop up on my feed.And it got me thinking, since Switzerland has a Taktfahrplan… why not beatmatch the music to the Takt?Please enjoy my tweaked version with Swiss trains dancing to the music.

2026-10-13

Tropocen launches friGIS for urban heat planning and climate simulation

(source: linkedin.com)
We’ve decided to give our startup a name: 𝙏𝙧𝙤𝙥𝙤𝙘𝙚𝙣 Under the name Tropocen, we are developing the urban planning software friGIS. It creates digital twins and performs urban climate simulations using PALM 4U. Building on this, measures to combat heat (like trees) can be planned directly within the interface. By running new simulations, we can compare measures directly within friGIS. I have shown it here a few times. But Tropocen is more than that. We guide cities through the entire workflow of d

2026-10-12

Rekordhoch: 1587 freiwillige Cybervorfall-Meldungen beim Bund in einer Woche

(source: @inside_it)
1587 freiwillige Meldungen von Cybervorfällen beim Bacs in einer Woche markieren einen neuen Höchststand. Auch bei kritischen Infrastrukturen nehmen die meldepflichtigen Vorfälle zu.https://www.inside-it.ch/meldungen-von-cybervorfaellen-beim-bund-erreichen-rekordhoch-20261012

2026-10-12

Stephan Heuel on data, modeling and teamwork for climate adaptation

(source: linkedin.com)
A conversation about climate adaptation, recorded in Zurich at the peak of this summer’s heatwave. Our co-founder Stephan Heuel joined Lisa Stähli and Helen Droz on Hello 50:50 World to talk about how data, modeling and people from very different fields can work together on adaptation. Really fun episode to listen to, thanks to Lisa for the invitation.

2026-10-12

Passkeys Are a Trap, Argues Critic Warning Against Adoption

(source: @Hacker News 500)
Passkeys are a trapLink: https://nonfunctional.substack.com/p/passkeys-are-a-trap-do-not-use-themDiscussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50048312

2026-10-10

CDU-Enthaltung ermöglicht AfD-Stimmen bei Wahl des Landtagspräsidenten

(source: @Ruprecht Polenz)
Der eigentliche Skandal ist, dass die CDU-Fraktion beschlossen hatte, sich der Stimme zu enthalten. Der LT-Präsident wird mit einfacher Mehrheit gewählt. Enthaltungen zählen nicht mit. Damit reichen der AfD die eigenen Stimmen zur Wahl des LT-Präsidenten. Steigbügelhalter‼️#sachsenanhalt #AfD #CDU

2026-10-10

Geospatial engineers gather on #gischat to share work

(source: @Javier Jimenez Shaw)
Geospatial engineers#gischat

2026-10-09

Development Seed's approachable primer on geospatial embeddings from foundation…

(source: @Spatialists)
A primer on embeddings: Development Seed has published an approachable primer on Earth data #embeddings, available both as a poster and as a zine. It explains how these representations learned by geospatial #FoundationModels are generated and why they are useful for... https://spatialists.ch/posts/2026/10/09-a-primer-on-embeddings/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

2026-10-09

Season 2 Opener: Switzerland's Hottest Summer Ever and Why We're Unprepared

(source: linkedin.com)
Thank you Hello 50:50 World and Lisa Stähli for having me on this podcast. I couldn't agree more with your mission for a better, more equitable tech world. Humanity first! 🍂 Autumn is officially here, and so is Season 2 of our podcast! 🎙️ We're kicking it off with a topic that's hard to ignore: the summer of 2026 was the hottest ever recorded in Switzerland since measurements began in 1864. The heat may have faded, but the urgency hasn't. Because we're still not fully prepared for what's coming. In our Season 2 opener, we speak with Stephan Heuel, co-founder and …

2026-10-09

Season 2 kicks off with climate resilience talk from Zurich

(source: linkedin.com)
Thank you, Lisa Stähli, for inviting me to your podcast, and thank you, Helen Droz, for being the surprise guest. This has been so much fun, and I highly recommend everyone listen to the other podcast episodes in the previous season. Lisa Stähli is a great host and delivers a different perspective than other tech podcasts. More than two months ago, at the peak of the summer heatwave in Zurich, I sat down with Stephan Heuel from Resilens and Helen Droz from MSCI to talk about climate adaptation and resilience. 🌍 It was one of those conversations that left me genuinely …

2026-10-07

Fünfteilige Doku „Capital B“ erzählt Berlins Geschichte seit 1989

(source: @Mario Sixtus 🇭🇰馬六)
Um Berlin zu begreifen, empfehle ich die famose, fünfteilige Doku "Capital B", die sich jetzt in der ZDF-Mediathek über eure Views freut: https://www.zdf.de/dokus/collection-index-page-artede-collection-artede-rc-024312-102

2026-10-04

Why Hard Budget Caps Should Be Default on Most Services

(source: @Hacker News 500)
We're going to need default hard budget caps on pretty much everythingLink: https://simonwillison.net/2026/Oct/3/default-hard-budget-caps/Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49949235

2026-10-04

New early anomalies and spend caps on Google Cloud Budgets | Google Cloud Blog

(source: cloud.google.com)
Today, we are announcing two native features in the Google Cloud Billing console: early anomalies on AI services and spend caps on Google Cloud Budgets.


2026-10-04

Aleph Alpha releases Kolibri, an open-weight 78B English-German MoE model

(source: @Hacker News 500)
Kolibri: A Sovereign Open-Weight ModelLink: https://aleph-alpha.com/en/blog/kolibri-has-landed-a-sovereign-open-weight-model/Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49942706

2026-10-03

Apple verschärft Zugriff auf alle Mac-Dateien wegen KI-Agenten

(source: @heise online)
Apple härtet „Full Disk Access“ gegen KI-AgentenBevor eine App auf einem Mac künftig alle Dateien einsehen kann, muss der Nutzer das ausdrücklich erlauben. Grund sind KI-Agenten.https://www.heise.de/news/Apple-haertet-Full-Disk-Access-gegen-KI-Agenten-11475083.html?wt_mc=sm.red.ho.mastodon.mastodon.md_beitraege.md_beitraege&utm_source=mastodon#Apple #Datenschutz #IT #KünstlicheIntelligenz #macOS #news

2026-10-01

Figure Retires Gen 2 Robots by Dropping Them Into Molten Metal

(source: @r҉ustic cy͠be̸rpu̵nk🤠🤖)
The robot company Figure is retiring their old gen 2 robots by having them dive into a molten vat of metal...uhhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfAh5oQDPDM

2026-10-01

Mark Zuckerberg - Colossus

(source: colossus.com)
A journey to the heart of history’s largest nonterritorial empire

2026-09-29

Fifteen years later, the Apple Cards origin story — Lex on Tech

(source: lexontech.org)
100% cotton paper. 100% crazy.

2026-09-29

Jeff: 0.8B decision models fine-tuned for fast zero-shot classification

(source: @Hacker News 500)
Jeff – Jev-compatible 0.8B decision models, trained at home, ~30 msLink: https://github.com/firelex/jeffDiscussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49883844

2026-09-28

Solo Developer Nearing Launch, Exhausted but Grateful for Indie Devs

(source: @Victor)
I have a wholly newfound respect and admiration for indie developers that build and manage beautiful, complex apps by themselves (👋🏻 @caseyliss). I have written lots of code, some for large projects used at massive scale, but always as part of a team. Having taken on the solo task of developing a cross-platform application for nearly a year now I’ve learned firsthand the ridiculous number of moving parts (not to even mention incorporation/legal crap). I am now in the home stretch, focused on accessibility, bug fixes, and performance improvements. I have never been so mentally exhausted…⚙️🐛👨🏻‍💻