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Mechanical Techno Updates
youtube.com
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Overhauling a 15-year-old Max patch for Oneohtrix Point Never [video]
youtu.be
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Playing a hardware synth through Claude Code
vaclav.synacek.com
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Quake speedrun record broken after 23 years
youtube.com
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LLM-powered Doom mod where you have to convince monsters to fight Doomguy [video]
youtube.com
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The Carrying-Cost of Code: Taking Lean Seriously (2011)
michaelfeathers.typepad.com
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Upgrading a 2011 MacBook Pro with NVMe and EGPU Support
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Doom 32X Resurrection
doomworld.com
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Conversion of PS2 into Handheld
youtube.com
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Cyberpunk 2077’s Disastrous Rollout
bloomberg.com
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This is how we radicalized the world
buzzfeednews.com
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Homebrew 1.8.0 released
brew.sh
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Ask HN: What are some good examples of test-driven C codebases?
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A radical proposal to keep your personal data safe
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Cambridge Analytica employee on targeting FB profiles to manipulate elections
theguardian.com
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EC report on Zero-rating practices on broadband markets [pdf]
RIP. I don't remember him being right often, but I did love some of his opinion pieces all the same, like when he shouted out MorphOS as the best desktop OS out there.
As if that has ever overcome the American media and political classes' fixation with bipartisanship (which is how the American system inoculates itself against left-wing policy)
This is an academic point. The US represents one third of the world's military spending because it uses force to further the economic interests of the elite. To work in a "defense" supplier is to support this.
Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow's Chokepoint Capitalism dedicates a chapter to the mechanisms through which TM enforces a virtual monopoly over live music.
The 80s and 90s were fun, with Atari, Commodore, DEC, SGI, Sun, HP, Next, even IBM all going at it. I guess widespread Wintel and internet access, plus Google going for commodity hardware for their servers sealed the deal - consolidation was the way forward, competition was dead.
Unlike most other projects of this kind that show up, I'm not sure how to feel about this. What did the author learn about the N64? What quirks did they fight? What do you get out ot just pointing the AI at a problem until it optimizes the solution to an acceptable point? I'd wager not a lot.
Weird line to draw, when the merger of the American tech sector and the military-industrial complex is in full swing. Palantir isn't the only company providing surveillance and economic viability to the Israeli occupation of Palestine.