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Learning to code is still worthwhile
A Hacker News discussion on whether learning to code remains a valuable skill in the age of AI.
UK regulator warns of "arms race" to keep up with AI use in financial services
The UK regulator FCA warns of an 'arms race' in the financial services sector as AI is increasingly used for personal finance decisions.
Tencent's Apache-licensed Hy3 takes on GLM-5.2 at half the size — and wins everywhere except coding
Tencent releases Hy3, a 295B MoE model under Apache 2.0, which excels in search and tool-heavy agent workloads over GLM-5.2.
What billions of AI predictions taught Expedia before the age of AI agents
Expedia's Chief AI Officer shares operational principles for building and scaling AI agents in high-stakes transactional systems.
AMD Ryzen AI Halo Developer System Review AMD Goes for Local AI
A review of the AMD Ryzen AI Halo developer system, focused on local AI development with 128GB of memory.
How to Rebuild an 1800s Victorian Leclanché cell
A guide on how to reconstruct a 19th-century Leclanché cell for historical electricity experimentation.
The Bit79 was a Famicom clone that took the “Family Computer” Name Seriously
A look at the Bit79, a Famicom clone that leaned heavily into the 'Family Computer' branding.
Ultra-Long Range Flights To Ease Australian Air Travel
An article discussing the development of ultra-long-range flights to improve connectivity in Australia.
A New Challenger Approaches the Open Source Vehicle
An introduction to a project creating an open-source kei truck for low-speed vehicle applications.
Hackaday Europe 2026: Is Your Blood Pressure Monitor Lying To You?
A discussion from Hackaday Europe 2026 regarding the accuracy and reliability of home blood pressure monitors.
Rotman Lens
The article discusses 'Rotman Lens', likely focusing on a specific analytical or educational framework, though content is limited to comments.
Eternal Software Initiative Based on Subleq One-Instruction-Set Computer
Discussion of the Eternal Software Initiative centered around the Subleq one-instruction-set computer, focusing on software longevity and esoteric computing.
Microsoft is selling off four Xbox studios as part of significant gaming cuts
Microsoft is laying off 4,800 employees and spinning off four Xbox studios as part of a significant strategic reset in its gaming division.
What's the oldest Americana flown in space?
An exploration of the oldest pieces of Americana that have been flown in space.
NRC is (sort of) getting rid of "as low as reasonably achievable" standard
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is revising its safety standards, moving away from the 'as low as reasonably achievable' (ALARA) metric.
Katalyst's satellite rescue mission is now in pursuit of NASA's Swift
Katalyst's Link spacecraft is attempting a rescue mission to rendezvous with NASA's Swift observatory.
Secret Claude tracker shocks users after Anthropic’s anti-surveillance stance
Anthropic faces backlash after users discovered a secret tracker in Claude, contradicting the company's anti-surveillance claims.
The incredible shrinking Xbox: Five studios, 3,200 employees let go
Microsoft's Xbox division is reducing its workforce by approximately 20%, cutting 3,200 employees to focus on core franchises.
F1 in Britain: Automated software to blame for crushing expectations
An analysis of how automated software failures impacted expectations and outcomes during the British Grand Prix.
There were not one, but two asteroid encounters this weekend
Reports on two asteroid encounters over the weekend, including one with a peanut-like shape.