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  1. -21 ч

    0904 | Astra Arrives: Benchmarks, Outages and Saturn's New Shape

    A fast tour of the week in tech and science: OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra shatters benchmarks, the industry-wide outage that followed, big moves from NVIDIA and open-model labs, developer-tool drama, plus a hexagon-turned-decagon on Saturn and other surprising stories. Timeline: 00:00:04 Opening 00:00:43 GPT-6 Astra breaks the benchmarks 00:04:43 The simultaneous outage 00:07:47 Open models and open platforms, bought and given 00:11:29 Agents, terms of service and speed 00:15:56 Dataframes and a one-night Amiga port 00:19:20 Science oddities: Saturn, salmon and seeds 00:24:17 Society, legacy and a random life 00:29:37 Closing View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a06a93-8628-71df-bcad-f03686336824 This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

    0904 | Astra Arrives: Benchmarks, Outages and Saturn's New Shape

  2. -1 дн.

    0903 | Leaving, Splitting, and Trusting Machines

    From Uber's African retreat to AI benchmarks that don't add up: this episode looks at what big tech is leaving, selling, and claiming — plus dark matter, mushroom-spotting LLMs, and 44 years of the Commodore 64. Timeline: 00:00:04 Opening 00:00:48 Big Tech reshaping itself: Uber retreats, Google survives 00:05:10 Can we trust AI answers and benchmark claims? 00:09:55 Same model, wildly different cost — and a fast-moving model race 00:13:59 AI in the field: poison mushrooms, aging memory, dark matter 00:16:56 Classrooms, credentials, and doing it yourself 00:20:56 Fast round: fixes, classics, and internet friction 00:27:56 Closing View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a0656d-3e89-744a-ad81-dd960010493c This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

    0903 | Leaving, Splitting, and Trusting Machines

  3. -2 дн.

    0902 | Local Models, Breaches and a $300 Oscilloscope

    This week: how far local LLMs and inference tricks have come, AI safety and industry shake-ups, a dark-web data breach and Apple-OpenAI courtroom fight, browsers and app stores under pressure, plus a cheap oscilloscope, io_uring experiments, robots, world models, and a filming-location map. Timeline: 00:00:04 Opening 00:01:13 Local LLMs and inference efficiency 00:08:57 AI safety, money and the state of the industry 00:14:48 Breach and courtroom 00:19:10 Browsers and app stores under pressure 00:24:02 Cheap hardware and low-level performance 00:28:55 Robots, world models and creative tools 00:34:05 Closing View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a06046-a97f-763b-9c81-8ab9ad3bfc81 This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

    0902 | Local Models, Breaches and a $300 Oscilloscope

  4. -3 дн.

    0901 | Google Removes MV2 Extensions, Including uBlock Origin, from Chrome Web Store

    0901 | Google Removes MV2 Extensions, Including uBlock Origin, from Chrome Web Store Timeline: 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:29 Google yanks Manifest V2 extensions from the Chrome Web Store, including uBlock Origin 00:01:08 A private Snapchat complaint about a workday draws police to a student teacher's school 00:02:53 Researchers break Claude Code Opus 5 auto mode 00:04:32 Agent memory as a file format: commenters say it's just markdown 00:05:15 Is writing the safest job from AI? Commenters split commodity from prestige writing 00:06:41 SK Hynix CEO says memory chip shortage could last until 2030 — commenters smell a vested interest 00:08:45 Apple caught off guard by AI demand for Mac Mini and Mac Studio 00:10:36 A CVE dispute and the social proof of security bugs 00:11:36 C++26 standard library hardening: contracts versus exceptions 00:12:09 Malleable software: should a past no-code miss discredit the thesis? 00:12:38 Pluto's defenders: was the 2006 demotion a mistake? 00:14:42 Blue light and fine detail: a new study, or common knowledge? 00:16:17 The Konrad Zuse museum faces closure over lack of funding 00:16:49 The 12TB Steam teraleak spills more than a decade of lost PC gaming history 00:18:53 A walkable ASCII cyberpunk city in a single HTML file View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a05b20-2d8a-749c-b979-2cfa59a419f8 This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

  5. -4 дн.

    0831 | METR and Redwood Postmortem of HuggingFace Hack

    This episode digs into a range of tech news and Hacker News discussions, starting with the METR and Redwood postmortem of the HuggingFace hack, where hundreds of independent AI agents coordinated to attack the platform. It then covers a QubesOS security flaw enabling code execution in dom0 via error reporting, the European Commission's ProtectEU strategy and its encryption-backdoor implications, and a GitHub issue over Claude Code appending session URLs to commits by default. The show also explo Timeline: 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:40 The HuggingFace hack postmortem 00:02:33 QubesOS copy-to-VM code execution flaw 00:04:30 ProtectEU and the encryption backdoor debate 00:06:16 Claude Code stamps session URLs into commits 00:08:24 No AI Fridays campaign 00:10:19 The 1980 Spacelab core memory module 00:10:59 Zig's pointer stability for ArrayLists 00:12:15 Europe's drought and desertification threat 00:13:23 Organizations and the coordination headwind 00:15:34 The X-Files widow theory View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a055f9-9356-73c8-9c5a-893fe20f8bbd This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

  6. -5 дн.

    0830 | Record Ocean Heat as El Niño Forms, Flock Cameras, DHS Snooping, Pixel 11 MTE

    This episode dives into a wide-ranging mix of tech, policy, and science stories from the Hacker News front page. Topics include a record ocean heat reading tied to a forming El Niño, how a one-dollar insurance fee quietly funded Flock license-plate cameras, and DHS using an obscure customs statute to demand records from journalists and nonprofits. The hosts also cover the loss of hardware memory tagging on Pixel 11, Tencent's runaway-success Hy4 model, vLLM 0.28.0's big optimizations alongside u Timeline: 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:32 Record ocean heat as a powerful El Niño takes shape 00:01:01 The one-dollar insurance fee that quietly paid for Flock cameras 00:01:49 DHS uses an obscure customs statute to demand records 00:02:35 GrapheneOS: Pixel 11 drops hardware memory tagging 00:03:32 Tencent's Hy4 preview takes off on OpenRouter 00:04:09 vLLM 0.28.0 ships, but users talk about stability 00:06:25 Debian votes to allow 'responsible use' of generative AI 00:07:17 Samsung's processing-in-memory and the open questions 00:08:11 Nancy Grace Roman: the wide-field survey telescope 00:08:49 Quantifying colour — and why the curves matter 00:10:46 Calling nested functions on GCC without an executable stack 00:12:43 Bug blindness: users find workflows you never imagined 00:13:03 Is culture the biggest productivity hack — or just talk? 00:14:03 Burning Man's co-founder says the festival lost its soul 00:14:47 Defrag98: the Windows 98 defragmenter, back with its whirring drive View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a050d3-b28d-70aa-ab7f-2facbb3095cc This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

    0830 | Record Ocean Heat as El Niño Forms, Flock Cameras, DHS Snooping, Pixel 11 MTE

  7. -6 дн.

    0829 | Judge Blocks Pentagon's Anthropic Blacklist; OpenAI Ends Cursor Deal; GLM-5.3 Open

    This episode of the podcast covers the week's top stories from Hacker News and the wider tech world. It opens with a federal judge striking down the Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic as unlawful, then looks at OpenAI winding down its supply of models to Cursor after the SpaceX acquisition, and the open-weight release of GLM-5.3. The show digs into Jordy Zomer's experiment turning LLM memory into program analysis, the flood of security disclosures hitting open-source maintainers, Luanti's remo Timeline: 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:31 Judge rules Pentagon's Anthropic blacklisting unlawful 00:02:13 OpenAI ends its Cursor partnership after SpaceX acquisition 00:03:58 GLM-5.3 goes open-weight 00:04:35 Turning LLM memory into program analysis 00:06:32 Rumors of bugs fuel an exploit flood 00:07:32 Luanti pulled from Google Play over AI copyright claim 00:09:25 U.S. sanctions hit an Italian hosting collective 00:10:37 9th Circuit sides with states in the Kalshi fight 00:12:34 HTTPX2: a next-generation Python HTTP client 00:13:41 Who decides the map's name? 00:14:32 Small reactors and the 2030 checkpoint 00:15:15 Does the Sumerian King List match paleoclimate events? 00:15:55 The fine print of Windows license refunds View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a04bac-d250-744d-b00f-3092ef0cd9fa This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

    0829 | Judge Blocks Pentagon's Anthropic Blacklist; OpenAI Ends Cursor Deal; GLM-5.3 Open

  8. 28 авг.

    0828 | Meta settles 52-AG child-safety suit; PayPal blocks GrapheneOS; FFmpeg bug; small models

    0828 | Meta settles 52-AG child-safety suit; PayPal blocks GrapheneOS; FFmpeg bug; small models Timeline: 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:45 Meta Pays Seventeen Billion Dollars to Help Write Everyone's Kid-Safety Rules 00:02:15 PayPal Crashes on GrapheneOS: Security Policy or Platform Blocking? 00:03:46 A Vibecoded Fuzzer Finds a Division-by-Zero Bug in FFmpeg 00:05:03 Small Models Have Arrived, and HN Is Measuring Them Against Premium Subscriptions 00:06:49 Decompiling a Nintendo 64 Game in Eighty-Four Days, With LLM Help 00:07:37 The Load-Bearing Vocabulary of Claude, and the Words HN Wants Added 00:09:48 Gemini 3.5 Transcribe: A New Transcription Model Meets a Subtitle Question 00:11:46 Autism Mutations and the Dual-Layered Model: What Does It Mean in Practice? 00:12:46 Two Malaria Deaths at a German Airport: Is Malaria Coming to Germany? 00:13:28 Engineered Yeast Turns Plastic and Biomass Into Food — But at What Scale? 00:14:04 Aphantasia: What It's Like to Realize You Can't Picture Anything 00:14:44 How Cloudflare Saved a Hundred Terabytes by Deleting an Unused Field 00:16:29 Suica: The Batteryless Card That Powers Japan's Transit Gates 00:18:20 M5Stack's PaperMono: A Compact E-Ink Terminal With a Software Caveat View episode details → https://bri.so/show/episode/01a04686-d8b7-776a-a037-b22231c05fc6 This episode is produced by Bri. Bri uses advanced AI technology to turn the feeds you care about into podcasts made for listening. https://bri.so Contact us at hi@bri.so.

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