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Real-SWE: Benchmarking AI models on private, real-world, enterprise codebases

Real-SWE, a new benchmark, evaluates AI models on private, real-world enterprise codebases, revealing that Fable 5.1 achieved the highest resolution rate at 38.8% on these complex tasks.

12 Sept·13 min read
Tech News
Hacker News
Tech

Pandas Should Go Extinct

Pandas' inefficiencies force users to adopt complex distributed querying systems before their workloads justify it, creating a gap that high-performance, single-machine tools like Polars and DuckDB can fill.

12 Sept·13 min read
Tech News
Hacker News
Tech

How Poor People Buy Cars

Poor people often buy cars for $1,000 to $6,000 through personal networks or small mechanic lots, prioritizing functionality over aesthetics or minor defects.

12 Sept·4 min read
Ars Technica
Tech

Some satellite companies still have an appetite for boutique launch services

Some satellite companies still prefer dedicated, boutique launch services for specific missions, even as SpaceX scales back its Falcon 9 program and Starship remains unproven for external payloads.

11 Sept·13 min read
TechCrunch
Tech

Mecka AI nears $500M valuation in Sequoia-led deal amid rush for robot training data

Mecka AI, a startup collecting human motion data to train humanoid robots, is nearing a $500 million valuation in a Sequoia-led deal, driven by the high demand for real-world robotics training data.

11 Sept·3 min read
Tech News
Hacker News
Tech

Project Blinkenlights

Project Blinkenlights transforms building facades into interactive displays, beginning in 2001 with an 18x8 pixel monochrome installation and evolving into large-scale, multi-continent projects with color capabilities.

11 Sept·1 min read
TechCrunch
Tech

Matt Mullenweg tells Automattic staff in Slack he’s back in control after CEO ouster

Matt Mullenweg announced on Slack that he is back in control of Automattic as CEO, days after the board reportedly voted to oust him.

11 Sept·3 min read
The Verge
Tech

Anime reaction YouTubers are at war with copyright enforcers

Anime reaction YouTubers are clashing with copyright enforcers, particularly a company called Remove Your Media, over the fair use of copyrighted anime clips in their content.

11 Sept·10 min read
9to5Google
Tech

Instagram chief thinks a chronological feed is ‘much worse’ and says the quiet part out loud

Instagram's chief believes a chronological feed is "much worse" for users, citing a potential overwhelm of content from brands and publishers that could drown out friends and creators.

11 Sept·3 min read
Wired
Tech

One of AI’s Fiercest Critics Says All the Doom Talk Is ‘Meant to Distract Us’

AI critic Timnit Gebru argues that fears of AI-induced human extinction are a distraction from real, immediate harms like autonomous weapons and corporate power grabs.

11 Sept·5 min read
9to5Google
Tech

Apple on wide Android foldables beating iPhone Duo; ‘they got the aspect ratio’

Apple executives state that Android foldables achieved a better aspect ratio for their devices, while Apple focused on the iPhone Duo's nanotexture finish and optimized software.

11 Sept·4 min read
The Verge
Tech

The wireless earbuds with unbeatable call quality got their first discount

Anker's Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro wireless earbuds, known for their call quality and features like an IP55 rating, are now available for $149.99, their first discount.

11 Sept·5 min read
Tech News
Hacker News
Tech

HuggingFace: Security.txt

HuggingFace published its security.txt file, detailing contact information for reporting vulnerabilities, preferred languages, and a link to career opportunities.

11 Sept·1 min read
9to5Google
Tech

Walmart restocks $60 Onn 4K Pro for many following Google TV Streamer price hike

Walmart has widely restocked its $60 Onn 4K Pro Google TV streamer, offering a more affordable alternative to the recently price-hiked flagship Google TV Streamer.

11 Sept·3 min read
The Verge
Tech

Meta says it’s changing AI suggestions after posing invasive personal questions

Meta is altering its AI chatbot's suggested prompts after a viral video showed the AI asking invasive personal questions about a user's children, drawing information from past posts.

11 Sept·3 min read
9to5Google
Tech

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 copies the worst part of Apple’s AirTag in leak

Leaked images of the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 reveal a design lacking a built-in mounting mechanism, similar to Apple's AirTag, requiring an additional accessory for attachment.

11 Sept·3 min read
The Verge
Tech

New York City’s last pickpocket doesn’t need a smartphone

John Turturro portrays an aging, technophobic pickpocket in "The Only Living Pickpocket in New York," a film that explores his struggle to maintain a dishonest living in a world advancing beyond him.

11 Sept·7 min read
The Verge
Tech

Why Apple’s next computer should be for the smart home

Apple's next computer should be an intelligent home hub, combining a Wi-Fi router, an AI-powered smart home hub, and local storage into a single device for enhanced privacy and speed.

11 Sept·8 min read
The Verge
Tech

Samsung says ‘Tim Cook’ bought a Galaxy Fold

Samsung's latest ad for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 features a New Zealander named Tim Cook, who resembles Apple's CEO, to playfully tease its rival.

11 Sept·3 min read
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Hacker News
Tech

Show HN: ClaudeStatsBar: your session is 486k deep and nothing told you

ClaudeStatsBar, a new tool, displays the real-time token cost of Claude AI sessions, revealing that sessions often carry unexpectedly large contexts, leading to significant, hidden token consumption.

11 Sept·6 min read
The Verge
Tech

Ikea supersized its cheap Bluetooth speaker and added an optical input

Ikea's new $59.99 Badkruka wireless Bluetooth speaker, a larger version of its Kallsup, features multi-speaker mode, Spotify Tap, three EQ modes, and an optical input for home theater connectivity.

11 Sept·3 min read
Tech News
Hacker News
Tech

Houthis 'take control' of key island in global shipping route

Houthi forces reportedly seized Perim Island in the Bab al-Mandab Strait, a critical global shipping route, aligning their military objectives with Iran's regional interests.

11 Sept·14 min read
Tech News
Hacker News
Tech

Google will buy half the electricity of a nuclear power plant

Google will invest €13 billion in Finland's AI infrastructure, including three new data centers, and committed to buying half the electricity from a Finnish nuclear power plant for 22 years.

11 Sept·3 min read
Wired
Tech

OpenAI Wants to Know if an AI Industry Slowdown Would Even Be Legal

OpenAI has asked Congress for guidance on the legality of an industry-wide slowdown in AI development, fearing antitrust violations could hinder crucial safety coordination among major tech companies.

10 Sept·3 min read
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