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AI Color Palette Generator - Browse, Edit, Visualize and Generate Unique Palettes

2024-03-20

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we design with colors. Using AI algorithms, AIColors.co helps designers create color palettes that evoke desired emotions, enhance user experience, and align with brand identities. The website offers a user-friendly interface where designers can input keywords or images to generate unique color combinations. With a database of millions of colors and various customization options, AIColors.co empowers designers to explore and refine their color choices. Additionally, the website provides resources and tutorials on color theory and AI-driven design, making it a valuable tool for both novice and experienced designers.

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The rev.ng decompiler goes open source + start of the UI closed beta - rev.ng

2024-03-29

The provided website discusses the open-sourcing of Ren's Virtual Machine (VM) Decompiler UI as part of a closed beta. It highlights the benefits of open-sourcing, including community collaboration, transparency, and increased security. The article also provides a walkthrough of the decompiler UI, explaining its features and functionality. Additionally, it mentions the availability of the source code on GitHub and encourages developers to contribute to the project.

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MicroLaunch

2024-03-12

MicroLaunch provides investment solutions with a focus on high-quality, early-stage technology companies in the Midwestern United States.

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Agents Are Not Enough: A New Perspective on AI Development

2025-01-10

A recent arXiv paper, "Agents Are Not Enough," argues that while AI agents are experiencing a resurgence, relying solely on generative AI is insufficient for their greater success. The authors propose a future AI ecosystem comprising three key components: Agents, Sims (simulating user preferences and behaviors), and Assistants (directly interacting with users and coordinating task execution). By examining past experiences with agents, the paper highlights the need for building more effective and sustainable AI agent systems.

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Samsung to Mass Produce World's First Rollable OLED Laptop Screen

2025-01-10

Samsung Display will begin mass production of the world's first rollable OLED screen for laptops in April 2025. This screen will be featured in Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus G6 Rollable laptop, launching globally in June. The screen expands from a 14-inch 5:4 aspect ratio to a 16.7-inch 8:9 aspect ratio, offering a unique mobile computing experience. Samsung also incorporates its unpolarized Eco² OLED™ technology for the first time in a laptop, reducing panel thickness and power consumption by 30%.

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Thunderbolt 5: A Quantum Leap in Speed and Capability

2025-01-10

Thunderbolt 5 has arrived in 2024, bringing a significant performance boost to laptops and monitors. Compared to Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 5 boasts double the bandwidth (up to 120 Gbps), supports up to 8K displays, and offers up to 240W of charging power. This translates to faster file transfers, support for more powerful external GPUs and AI accelerators, and superior display capabilities. While Thunderbolt 5 ports and cables look similar to Thunderbolt 4, the performance gains are substantial. If you demand top-tier performance, Thunderbolt 5 is worth considering, but its current adoption is still limited, and prices are relatively high.

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VS Code's Python Debugger: Beyond Print Statements

2025-01-10

Tired of peppering your Python code with print statements? Visual Studio Code's powerful debugging features will revolutionize your workflow. This tutorial covers setting up VS Code's Python debugger, managing breakpoints, inspecting variables, and advanced techniques like exception handling, remote debugging, and performance analysis. Learn how to efficiently debug your Python code, leaving behind the inefficient print-statement era, and boost your development efficiency.

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Bin: AI-Powered Business Intelligence, Dashboards in Seconds

2025-01-10

Bin is an AI-powered business intelligence analyst that lets you build stunning data visualizations and interactive dashboards in seconds. Forget complex SQL queries and cumbersome BI tools. Simply describe what you need in natural language, and Bin instantly creates beautiful charts and dashboards. It supports various data sources and offers a drag-and-drop interface for easy customization and iteration. Bin offers free and paid plans to suit different team sizes.

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Biden Admin to Further Restrict AI Chip Exports in Final Push

2025-01-10

In a final push before leaving office, the Biden administration plans to further restrict the export of AI chips from companies like Nvidia, aiming to prevent advanced technologies from reaching China and Russia. New regulations will create three tiers of restrictions: close allies will face minimal limits; adversaries will be effectively blocked; and most countries will face limits on total computing power, though higher caps can be obtained by meeting US security and human rights standards. Nvidia opposes the proposal, arguing it will harm economic growth and US leadership.

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Squid Game's Secret Weapon: The Japanese Film Battle Royale

2025-01-10

Netflix's hit series, Squid Game, owes a debt of gratitude to a lesser-known Japanese cult classic: Battle Royale. Director Hwang Dong-hyuk openly cites the film as inspiration. Based on Koushun Takami's 1999 novel, Battle Royale depicts a dystopian scenario where middle schoolers are forced to fight to the death by a totalitarian government. Its brutal game mechanics and unflinching portrayal of societal darkness heavily influenced Squid Game. The article delves into Battle Royale's origins, exploring the author's dream-inspired concept and director Kinji Fukasaku's infusion of his WWII experiences, transforming the film from a mere bloodbath into a profound social commentary.

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Visualizing Humanity's Knowledge: $10k Bounty for Improved ISBN Visualization

2025-01-10

Anna's Archive, an open library aiming to back up all of humanity's knowledge, is offering a $10,000 bounty for improvements to its ISBN visualization tool. This tool displays collected ISBN data as an image, using color to differentiate between collected and uncollected data. The bounty challenges developers to improve zooming, interactivity, and data presentation to better identify and preserve rare books. Submissions must be open-source and meet specific criteria by January 31st, 2025.

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Glimmer: A DSL Framework for Ruby GUI and Beyond

2025-01-10

Glimmer is a robust DSL (Domain-Specific Language) framework for Ruby, featuring a DSL engine and a data-binding library. It supports building GUIs using various toolkits like SWT, LibUI, Tk, and GTK, and even extends to web development with Opal and XML/CSS support. Glimmer's strength lies in its concise and readable DSL syntax and powerful bidirectional data binding, significantly boosting Ruby GUI development efficiency and maintainability.

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30 Years of Hidden Treasure: 50 Vintage Arcade Machines Found on Abandoned Ship

2025-01-10

An abandoned ship in Wales, the Duke of Lancaster, yielded a gamer's dream: 50 untouched vintage arcade machines, including classics like Space Invaders and Galaxian. Discovered by urban explorers, these relics of gaming history were rescued after an arduous negotiation and a ten-day race against time. The machines, though some damaged, were painstakingly restored, representing not just games, but tangible links to the golden age of arcades.

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BYD Yangwang U9 Electric Supercar Jumps Potholes and Spikes

2025-01-10

BYD's luxury brand, Yangwang, has showcased the impressive off-road capabilities of its U9 electric supercar in a recent video. The video shows the U9 accelerating to 120km/h and leaping over a 2.5-meter pothole and a 4-meter stretch of tire spikes. This feat is enabled by its advanced DiSus-X hydraulic suspension system, which actively controls each wheel's position. The U9 boasts four electric motors, producing a combined 960kW and 1680Nm of torque, achieving a top speed of 309km/h and a 0-100km/h time of 2.36 seconds. While not currently planned for release in Australia, its performance is undeniably striking.

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Ruby Tk Gem Update: Easier GUI Development

2025-01-10

The Ruby Tk gem provides an interface for building Ruby GUI applications using the Tcl/Tk library. Recent updates simplify the installation process and provide clearer documentation and examples. Developers can easily install it using `gem 'tk'` and build various interfaces using rich Tk commands. Note that installation may require setting additional options to specify the paths to the Tcl/Tk header files and libraries.

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$750M Bitcoin Lost in Landfill: Judge Rejects Recovery Attempt

2025-01-10

A decade-long legal battle ended in defeat for James Howells, a UK IT engineer who lost a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins (worth $700-750 million) in a landfill. A Cardiff High Court rejected his lawsuit against Newport City Council, citing environmental concerns and the council's ownership of the landfill's contents. Howells' attempts to excavate the site or receive compensation were unsuccessful, highlighting the importance of secure digital asset storage.

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Bird-Inspired Drone Uses Legs to Take Off

2025-01-10

Researchers at EPFL have developed a bio-inspired drone, RAVEN, with bird-like legs that enable it to walk, hop, and even jump into the air for takeoff. This research not only reveals the efficiency of birds' jumping takeoffs but also offers a novel approach for fixed-wing drones. RAVEN uses its legs to store and release energy, resulting in a more energy-efficient and faster takeoff than conventional methods. Future applications could include cargo delivery.

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Telli, a YC Startup, is Hiring a Full-Stack Engineer

2025-01-10

Telli, a Berlin-based AI voice agent company and a member of the Y Combinator Fall '24 batch, is hiring a senior full-stack software engineer. They're building AI-powered voice agents for B2C companies to improve the quality and scalability of customer communication. The ideal candidate will have a product-centric mindset, thrive in a fast-paced, ambiguous environment, and enjoy collaborative work. Competitive salary, equity, and a great work environment are offered.

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(www.ycombinator.com)
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Meta's New Content Policy: A Blow to Vulnerable Users

2025-01-10

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) criticizes Meta's recent content moderation policy changes, arguing they don't truly promote free speech but could harm vulnerable groups. The new policy allows dehumanizing statements about certain vulnerable groups, particularly LGBTQ+ individuals, and loosens restrictions on hate speech. EFF urges Meta to address biases in its content moderation, invest more in its global user base, improve multilingual support, reduce reliance on automated tools, and increase transparency.

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(www.eff.org)
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