Nesting Allocators (2023)
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Month: September 2024
The Noonification: zkEmail Account in Noir Aztec – Part 1 (9/14/2024)
How are you, hacker? 🪐What’s happening in tech this week: The Noonification by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our top 5 stories of the day, every day at noon your local time! Set email preference here. ## The AI Disruptobloat: How Overproduction Dilutes Value but Accelerates Innovation By @kamilaselig [ 6 … Read more
DeepWell DTx receives FDA clearance for its therapeutic video game developer tools
There’s something oddly refreshing about starting the day by solving the Wordle. According to DeepWell DTx, there’s a scientific explanation for why our brains might feel just a bit better after a quick break to play a game. In fact, DeepWell now has the FDA clearance to support its claim that video games can treat … Read more
MicroPython on Flipper Zero
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Writing an OS in Rust
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Samsung’s massive OLED monitor is on sale with a free 24-inch display thrown in
Not included: a desk that’s a country mile wide. | Image: Samsung A running gag here at The Verge and on The Vergecast is that ever since Samsung switched to a six-day workweek for its executives, it’s made some particularly wild decisions — like throwing out its own unique earbud design for glorified Apple knockoffs … Read more
Ace Attorney’s spinoffs are great mysteries, if you can deal with their minigames
Image: Capcom Capcom’s Ace Attorney Investigations Collection is a fine addition to the lawyer game canon. Continue reading…
Apple confirms the iPhone 16 has 8GB of RAM
Image: The Verge The iPhone 16 lineup has 8GB of RAM, from the base model to the 16 Pro Max, and it’s all thanks to Apple Intelligence. Apple VP of hardware tech Johny Srouji confirmed as much in an interview with Geekerwan, published yesterday, that 9to5Mac spotted. Srouji explained in the interview that “DRAM is … Read more
Factor 0.100 Now Available
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A Brief History of QuickTime
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Three Little-Known Things to Grow Web3 Into The Real Thing
“Products don’t sell themselves.” That’s why even Edison conducted comprehensive marketing for the light bulb in 1880, transforming it from an innovative invention into a household necessity. In 1955, P&G introduced the first fluoride toothpaste, but consumers were skeptical of its cavity-fighting claims, viewing toothpaste as purely cosmetic. It took over five years of extensive … Read more
Apple’s Visual Intelligence could be a step toward Apple glasses
A demo of Visual Intelligence from Apple’s iPhone 16 announcement video. | Image: Apple Apple’s new “Visual Intelligence” feature was one of the most impressive things shown at Monday’s iPhone 16 event. The tool lets users scan the world around them through the iPhone’s camera to identify a dog breed, copy event details off a … Read more
SEC crypto ‘overreach’ cost small investors $15B: John Deaton
According to a popular pro-crypto attorney and Senate candidate, the SEC’s overreach into the crypto industry has cost retail investors over $15 billion in losses.
Disney has struck a deal to bring Monday Night Football back to DirecTV
Image: The Verge Disney and DirecTV are back in business with each other after a carriage dispute that has kept ESPN, ABC, and other Disney-owned networks off of the cable provider since the beginning of September. ESPN and other channels Disney had blocked have been restored, giving DirecTV subscribers access, once again, to Monday Night … Read more
5 Open-source and Green Projects to Donate via Kivach
In a world where environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly crucial, supporting green initiatives can make a real difference. Open-source and free software can be at the service of our planet, too. Developers can contribute their own grain of sand to solve big problems like global warming, pollution, and deforestation —mostly here because of the human … Read more
Pride, Prejudice and Pixels: Meet an AI Elizabeth Bennet at Jane Austen’s House
Learn how the design of the interactive literary character came to life.
These two friends built a simple tool to transfer playlists between Apple Music and Spotify, and it works great
Soundiiz is a free third-party tool that builds portability tools through existing APIs and acts as a translator between the services. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
This is a great AI voice recorder, and it’s totally doomed
You can wear the NotePin or clip it almost anywhere — which is pretty much its whole appeal. | Image: Plaud Kudos to Plaud for one thing: in a year otherwise marred by high-profile failures and oh so much AI vaporware, it made an AI gadget that does exactly what it claims to do and … Read more