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A GitHub project called Shitty is being showcased as a fast terminal emulator with an intentionally blunt pitch: “memory-unsafe and faster than yours.” The public repository has ea...
The Verge reviews Rachika Nayar’s Heaven Come Crashing, noting how the album mostly preserves the percussion-free ambience of her debut, Our Hands Against The Dusk. Its title track...
Apple’s MacBook Air availability appears to be affected by the global memory chip shortage. The issue suggests supply constraints are reaching one of Apple’s most mainstream Mac mo...
The latest episode of Equity discusses Sam Altman’s call for the AI industry to “pace the rate of AI development.” The conversation centers on the growing debate over whether rapid...
Fender CEO Edward “Bud” Cole’s May interview comments about AI and music are drawing renewed attention after the company angered guitarists with cease-and-desist letters over the S...
The article argues that standard vector RAG works well for direct lookup questions but struggles when answers require connecting facts across documents or summarizing themes across...
Malaysia has reportedly ordered the shutdown of Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School, a startup-oriented community based in an abandoned hotel, due to licensing issues. The project,...
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