Browser-Based Image Inpainting Runs Locally, If One Doesn’t Mind A Big Download
[Simon Willison] ported the Moebuis 0.2B image inpainting model to run locally in a web browser. The web tool simply requires a user to provide an image, mark a section of it to be removed, and the model will do it’s best to patch up the missing area. The project was...
How to become a Goldilocks solopreneur: Not too many projects or too few
The frustration I hear most often about self-employment is the instability. Moments when there’s too much work and you’re feeling stretched thin. And less ideally, the lulls when you’re between projects and your cash flow slows down or dries up. Frequently referred to...
Microsoft’s AI drive saw its carbon emissions grow by 25 percent in 2025
Microsoft pledged to be carbon negative by 2030, but its AI push has wrecked its goal.
Panini brings its World Cup sticker craze to the U.S. with a very American twist
Panini brings its World Cup sticker craze to the U.S. with a very American twist Go to Source Completing a Panini stickers World Cup album is like a scavenger hunt. Fans tear open blind packs of seven stickers, hoping for players...
The first commercial human-like robot is here. Are replicants next?
The Chinese robotics company UBTech has launched the U1, the first mass-produced ultrarealistic human robot. This marks the first time anyone has manufactured and sold a humanoid robot that actually resembles a human. UBTech is framing the U1 as a human companion and...
In Emacs, Everything Looks Like a Service
Article URL: http://yummymelon.com/devnull/in-emacs-everything-looks-like-a-service.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48857230 Points: 4 # Comments: 0
Who inherits your bitcoin when you die? Kresus wants an answer built into the wallet
What happens to your bitcoin when you die? For an asset class built on the premise that no one else holds your keys, the honest answer has usually been: nothing good. Self-custody hands you complete control and, in the same motion, removes the safety net that a bank,...
AI Is Changing Schema Matching in Ways Rule-Based Systems Couldn’t
Every AI project assumes the data underneath it is already aligned. It almost never is. Before a model trains, before a dashboard loads, before a retrieval pipeline returns anything useful, someone has to answer a question that sounds trivial and is not: do these two...
Krea-2-Realism-LoRA Brings Candid Photorealism to Krea 2
OverviewKrea-2-Realism-LoRA is a Low-Rank Adaptation module trained by gokaygokay that specializes in pushing Krea 2 toward natural, candid, photorealistic imagery of everyday subjects without requiring explicit style keywords like "photorealistic" or "8k DSLR." The...
UKey Unveils The Seed Ring: Bringing Hardware Signing Into Everyday Life
Hong Kong, July 10, 2026 – Ukey Limited, a self-custody hardware brand for crypto users, today revealed the Seed Ring, the most distinctive product in its Seed backup line: an NFC recovery ring you can wear every day. Unlike hardware wallets built to be locked away in...
DeepSeek’s Inference Chips Push AI Power Into the Deployment Stack
Today’s AI-geopolitical signal is not a single breakthrough; it is a stack-deepening pattern. Frontier AI actors are trying to reduce dependence on external bottlenecks by controlling more of the infrastructure beneath their models: inference chips, model-routing...
I Built a Framework to Keep Coding Agents Disciplined
Coding agents imitate a healthy codebase well but bring no judgment to an empty one — so I built a spec-driven framework to supply the discipline I won't. A postmortem, a pivot, a retrofit test, and whether you actually need any of it. I have a bad habit. I get...
The Economic Forces That Turned Chicken Wings Into a National Obsession
The taste you think of as your own, for hot salty wings and a cold beer on a Sunday afternoon, was manufactured upstream of you: in a slaughterhouse and a cable-television control room, years before you ordered your first dozen. We tell ourselves we eat what we love....
The Hidden Cost of Overriding Your Trading Plan
In the 1980s, Richard Dennis handed the same trading system to a room of ordinary people. The Turtles. Same entry rules, same exits, same position sizing. Same everything. Their results were not the same. Some turned it into millions. Others barely broke even. Curtis...
Why London Must Model Density Before Building It
1. Density as Flow: Lessons from the Elizabeth line London is densifying unevenly. The main issue is often not height itself, but how new development begins to function once people move in. In planning documents, density is expressed through dry metrics: the number of...
From Automation to Autonomous Operations: Designing Trustworthy AI Infrastructure for Enterprise AI
Why enterprise AI platforms must evolve beyond workflow automation toward reasoning, governance, observability, and trustworthy autonomous operations. Enterprise AI has entered a new phase.Success is no longer determined solely by increasingly capable language models,...
Fable 5 Was Jailbroken Again. The Bigger Story Is AI Safety at Scale
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 returned to public attention almost immediately after coming back online. Within days, another jailbreak claim appeared, forcing the discussion back to a familiar question: can frontier AI models stay useful while also being hard to abuse?...
Hyperithm Curates New USDC Vault on Leading Solana Protocol Kamino
Launch Announcement On June 30, Kamino Finance launched its Hyperithm USDC Apex Vault on the Solana lending protocol. This vault uses a collection of yield strategies designed by Hyperithm, a compliant digital asset manager located in Tokyo and Seoul. SolanaFloor has...
Your AI Film Is Beautiful and Invisible. Distribution Is the New Pre-Production.
*The festival-to-deal pipeline is dead for 99% of creators. The audience you don’t have yet is the real budget line.* I finished a Lost Garden episode last month and did the thing every indie filmmaker has done at least once: I sat there refreshing a blank analytics...
Why Cost Per Token Is the Wrong AI Metric
Cost per token is an infrastructure metric. Cost per successful task is a business metric. Here's the one equation that connects them — and why it flips the model you should deploy. Every model you can call — GPT, Gemini, Claude, Qwen, DeepSeek — is sold on cost per...
Why Behavioural Data Matters More Than User Feedback
Internally, it felt like momentum. Users were active, the interview feedback sounded positive, and feature requests kept piling up fast enough to create the impression that the market was pulling the product forward. Commercially, very little underneath was...
I Said One Sentence, and My Agent Did the Rest
My kid said he wanted to do origami.I sent my Agent a single sentence asking it to handle the origami materials. It searched for tutorials on its own, printed out the origami guide along with sheets of paper. Later I wanted a different color, so I told it again, and...
How We Built a Dynamic Notion Sprint Backlog Manager using Model Context Protocol
Break free from hardcoded integrations and empower your AI assistant to manage your Notion workspace dynamically using TypeScript, the MCP SDK, and standard I/O. As AI agents transition from simple conversational assistants to active partners in our development...
How Modern Browsers Crop Images Without Uploading Them
Cropping is one of the most common image editing operations.Whether you're updating a profile picture, preparing a product photo, creating a social media post, or trimming a screenshot, cropping helps focus attention on the most important part of an image. For years,...
Rising Need for Intelligent Fraud Protection Using Generative AI, Agentic AI, and Real-Time Decision
Financial fraud has evolved significantly over the past decade. What once consisted primarily of stolen credit cards and simple phishing scams has expanded into sophisticated attacks involving synthetic identities, AI-generated phishing emails, deepfake voice...
Build A Blockchain That Survives The Crypto Winter: Lessons From A Technical Founder
Late at night. So late you could feel the sun approaching the hemisphere where I stared at the computer screen. We had built and launched a blockchain. Blocks were rolling in one by one.Block 1... Block 2… I’d refresh the explorer, check logs, and run diagnostics. I...
Scot NHS Trust probes email stuffup involving maternity patients’ data
A staff member sent the personal details of around 150 women who were in contact with a Scottish NHS Trust’s maternity services to their own personal email account, the Trust has revealed. NHS Forth Valley, the health board that oversees NHS services in the region...
The best VPS hosting services for 2026: Expert tested and reviewed
If you need more power than shared hosting services can provide, the top VPS hosting providers can give you the dedicated resources and scalability needed to push your project to the next level.
How I run Linux GUI apps on my Android phone – and what to consider before you do it, too
Android is oh-so-close to being a full-blown Linux desktop. There's just one problem with the feature.
The best HDMI cables of 2026: Expert reviewed
I tested the top HDMI cables from leading brands to find the most dependable options for clear audio and video.