Hardware/Chips Hackaday

A Brief History of the Crazy Old 7-Segment Display

A historical overview of the seven-segment display, exploring its origins and evolution beyond the 1970s.

Hardware/Chips Hackaday

Fixing a Dodgy Cheap Audio DAC

An analysis and repair process of a low-cost audio DAC, highlighting the risks and quality issues of budget electronics.

Hardware/Chips Hackaday

Die Casting Comes Home

A project exploring the possibilities and safety challenges of performing die casting in a home environment.

Hardware/Chips Phoronix

AMD Enabling CACP Feature On Linux For Greater OLED Power Savings

AMD is implementing the CACP feature in Linux to improve power efficiency for OLED displays on modern hardware.

Hardware/Chips Phoronix

Graviton5 CPU Benchmarks: 30% Geo Mean Improvement Over Graviton4

Benchmarks for the AWS Graviton5 CPU showing a 30% performance improvement over the previous generation Graviton4.

Open Source Phoronix

Wayland 1.26 RC1 Released With New Event To Help Ensure Correct Pointer Coordinates

The release of Wayland 1.26 RC1, which introduces new events to ensure more accurate pointer coordinates.

Cybersecurity Hacker News

Build your own vulnerability harness

A technical discussion on creating vulnerability harnesses to improve security testing and bug reproduction.

Other Hacker News

Star Just Ate a Planet, and It's Not Done Yet

An astronomical report about a star consuming a planet.

Other Hacker News

Focus

A general discussion or article regarding focus and productivity.

AI/ML AI News

NHS AI blood test could reduce invasive womb cancer checks

The NHS is implementing an AI-powered blood test to reduce the need for invasive womb cancer screenings.

AI/ML AI News

Insilico Medicine advances AI drug for IPF to Phase III trials

Insilico Medicine is moving an AI-discovered drug for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis into Phase III trials.

Tech Business/VC AI News

L’Oreal, Mondelez, and Nestle use AI to speed product development

Major consumer goods companies like L'Oreal and Nestle are leveraging AI to accelerate product development and ingredient analysis.

Other ServeTheHome

THIS is the Best Way to Watch Sports at Cosm Los Angeles and We Toured the Technology Behind it

A tour of the immersive sports viewing technology implemented at Cosm Los Angeles.

Hardware/Chips ServeTheHome

Samsung PM1763 PCIe Gen6 Enterprise SSD in Production

Samsung has started production of the PM1763, a PCIe Gen6 Enterprise SSD designed for AI servers.

Hardware/Chips ServeTheHome

IBM Expands z17 and LinuxONE 5 Mainframe Lineups With Single Frame and Rackmount Servers

IBM introduces new single-frame and rackmount options for its z17 and LinuxONE 5 mainframes to target smaller customers.

Homelab/Self-Hosting Hackaday

Radio-Gaga is a Toddler Friendly Remote In a Radio

Radio-Gaga is a custom, toddler-friendly radio remote project designed for early childhood music interaction.

Other Hacker News

Show HN: I built a free app for New Yorkers to save money on groceries

A developer shared a free application designed to help New Yorkers save money on grocery shopping.

Other Hacker News

Triple Dragon Fractal (2020)

An exploration or visualization of the Triple Dragon Fractal from 2020.

AI/ML Hacker News

Building a real-time AI tutor for 5-year-olds

A project focusing on the development of a real-time AI tutoring system specifically tailored for 5-year-olds.

Cybersecurity arXiv cs.AI

Can Trustless Agents Be Trusted? An Empirical Study of the ERC-8004 Decentralized AI Agent Ecosystem

An empirical study of the ERC-8004 protocol for decentralized AI agents, finding significant issues with identity verification and Sybil behavior.