mrbluecoat

That's fair. Quantum is an extremely fragile state - any perturbance will collapse the field state into an observed classical physics value. This is why complex machinery and near absolute zero temperatures are required to maintain it. I guess 'quantumlike' just felt like an affront to the science of it all.

> I was in a toxic relationship with Google[/Apple/Amazon/X/Instagram/Facebook/TikTok], and the only reason I stayed was economic dependency.

That just about sums up Big Tech

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I was waiting for mention of a cliff

> How are prices determined? ... using a proprietary algorithm.

How is this article HN newsworthy?

Anecdotally, I was reading https://www.quantamagazine.org/mathematicians-build-long-awa... from another HN post and I could have sworn the image was AI generated but https://www.pangram.com/ said was legit human created. Sad that my new default is assuming everything is AI created or vibed nowadays.

> Pixels are now significantly harder to support than many other devices. ... It will be far easier for us to support upcoming Motorola devices than Pixels.

The Motorola transition can't come soon enough, IMHO

Scry, keyword action that allows a player to look at a specific number of cards from the top of their library and then arrange those cards in any order, placing any number of them on the bottom of the library and the rest on top.

> To be fair to Bend, I completely vibe-coded this, I just told a LLM to recreate the demo in SPARK

A vibe-coded retort to a vibe-coding tool? Ugh.

Agreed. "Java version 9" says it all.

> Until recently, ideas about what causes autism have been vague, and this sense of uncertainty has allowed misinformation to escalate. ... Autism is genetic. You’re born autistic and you’re autistic for life. Most autistic people are autistic because of genes they got from their parents. This is why autism often runs in families. Much less commonly, other factors can play a role, but usually in combination with genes from parents.

Psst, words like "most", "often", and "usually" aren't helping your "vague" problem.

So you highlight "Not AI Gen" but you call the solution "Agent"? :D

Neat app, lame post title. This has nothing to do with replacing project managers. IMHO, drop the link bait and let the app speak for itself.

"Another researcher[/artist/writer/musician/programmer/doctor/director/etc] says OpenAI trained on conversations[/imagery/books/songs/code/classifications/videos/etc], then claimed breakthrou[gh/original art/bestselling books/chart-topping songs/unique applications/medical advice/free special effects/etc]"

Welcome to the party, with the rest of humanity.

At least I won't be tempted to eat it.

Totally reminds me of "HP Offers 'That Cloud Thing Everyone Is Talking About'"

https://youtube.com/watch?v=9ntPxdWAWq8

wordy ad

I absolutely love Avidemux but it doesn't preserve subtitles when removing a middle clip like lossless cut can.

> SiFive isn’t trying to beat x86 or Arm with the BigSky platform and it doesn’t have to. This is a development system

A 2U dev unit? Seems a bit premature..

A clever repurposing of technologies but realistically only worthwhile for static datasets with range payloads small enough to fit into a web response.

> your pipeline has to rebuild each customer’s file fast enough to meet the update cadence. ... data that updates on a coarse schedule rather than in realtime

LOL, I hadn't heard "AI;DR" before. Definitely adding to my acronym toolbox :)

I'm always googling how to center with CSS.. bookmarked.

"[GrapheneOS] lost most interest in that hardware due to the poor way privacy, security, updates and marketing based on these things has been handled."

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/28825-is-there-any-chance-o...

Picture of the rebuilt robot: https://www.nippon.com/en/views/b00906/

Good for them! Glad they have the resources to do so. The free Brave Origin on Linux also has good native ad-blocking in my experience.

"Andy Stone, a Meta spokesman, said in a statement that the company disagreed with the ruling and planned to appeal."

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/06/technology/meta-new-mexic...

Nice to read about, but will be appealed to eternity.

At least it's tangible progress :D

Glad the statement was published but sadly nothing will come of it other than a brief formal statement from OpenAI acknowledging safety protocols were lacking, apologizing for the incident, and promises that new safeguards are now in place that will prevent such event from occurring in the future. The threat of semi-autonomous AI threat actors will never go away until the financial incentive that buoys unchecked growth at all costs goes away.

Agreed. Also less noticeable when "accidentally" dropped/left, especially in tight spaces out of view. And better odds of plausible deniability if caught or device is later found and somehow traced to you.