Eleven hundred points on Hacker News. For a programming language point release. Not a new framework. Not a splashy acqui...
When was the last time a technology fractured along geopolitical fault lines before it even worked properly? Nuclear ene...
Somewhere in a European scrapyard, a Tesla Model 3 with a crumpled front end sat waiting for the crusher. Its battery wa...
On the third floor of Dexter Studios in Seoul's Mapo district, one of Asia's largest VFX houses, a compositing superviso...
Two blog posts landed on the Hacker News front page within hours of each other this week, making the exact opposite case...
Fortyseven years. That's how long optimizing compilers have had to get this right. GCC's first commit landed in 1987. LL...
Satellite imagery analysis that once took a CIA team three days now takes a commercial AI model eleven minutes. That gap...
Three Republican senators walked out of a classified briefing on Iran last week and told reporters they learned almost n...
Can a system be nearly perfect and still catastrophically wrong? That is the question haunting the European Union's late...
Fourteen years ago, if you wanted to program an FPGA, you downloaded a proprietary toolchain from Xilinx or Altera, sign...
Ninetynine thousand dollars. That is reportedly what it costs China to produce a single hypersonic missile, a weapon tha...
Somewhere around 2004, I watched a senior engineer at a Fortune 500 company print out an email, handwrite his reply in t...
One thousand and fiftyeight points on Hacker News. A number that tells you exactly how many developers have been quietly...
Somewhere in Zhongguancun , Beijing's answer to Silicon Valley , a researcher at a midtier AI lab told me last week th...
What if the most celebrated tool in software history is mostly producing waste? That question stopped me cold last week ...
Thirtythree percent. That's the best score any frontier model has managed on ARCAGI2 after months of optimization, promp...
Fiftyfive thousand. That's how many TSA officers stood between 2.8 million daily passengers and chaos at U.S. airports b...
In a cramped conference room on the 9th floor of a Gangnam coworking space last Thursday, a Korean robotics founder I'd ...
For roughly six hours on March 24, 2026, every electron flowing through the UK's power grid came from wind turbines. Eve...
At 7:30 a.m. on a Tuesday in Yeouido, Seoul's financial district, a senior equity analyst at NH Investment & Securities ...