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Pennsylvanians use town hall meeting to rail against data center boom

Ars Technica · 17h ago Cached

Pennsylvania residents at a town hall meeting voiced strong opposition to the rapid growth of data centers, citing inadequate zoning, tax breaks, and lack of transparency. State legislators proposed a moratorium and reforms to give communities more control.

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Frigate with Hailo for object detection on a Raspberry Pi

Jeff Geerling · 2026-02-18 Cached

This blog post details how to set up Frigate with a Hailo AI coprocessor on a Raspberry Pi for object detection, including steps to fix a PCIe descriptor page size error. The setup works with the cheaper Hailo-8L and achieves low inference times.

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Libghostty Is Coming

Mitchell Hashimoto · 2025-09-22 Cached

Mitchell Hashimoto announces plans for libghostty, an embeddable library for terminal emulation, starting with libghostty-vt, a zero-dependency terminal sequence parser extracted from Ghostty.

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Routine vaccines may cut dementia risk—experts have startling hypothesis on how

Ars Technica · 17h ago Cached

Routine vaccines like those for flu, shingles, and Tdap are linked to lower dementia risk, with a new hypothesis suggesting they may train the innate immune system, previously thought untrainable, offering potential new avenues for dementia prevention.

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How to Securely Erase an old Hard Drive on macOS Tahoe

Jeff Geerling · 2026-02-26 Cached

Apple has removed the secure erase option from Disk Utility in macOS Tahoe, forcing users to use the Terminal command `diskutil secureErase` to securely wipe hard drives.

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A sufficiently comprehensive spec is not (necessarily) code

Hillel Wayne — Computer Things · 2026-04-15 Cached

This article argues that a comprehensive specification is not equivalent to code, because a spec defines a set of possible implementations while code is one concrete instance. It discusses the role of abstraction and why programmers are still needed to write specs even with automated code generation.

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Zig Builds Are Getting Faster

Mitchell Hashimoto · 2025-10-03 Cached

Zig 0.15 shows significant compile-time improvements over 0.14, with build script compilation dropping from ~7s to ~1.7s and full builds from 41s to 32s, even while still using LLVM. The article highlights progress toward self-hosted backends and incremental compilation.

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Rocket Report: Cowboy up for data centers in LEO; Russia's new ICBM actually works

Ars Technica · 16h ago Cached

A roundup of space industry news covering SpaceX's upgraded Starship test flight, NASA's SLS hardware progress, Russia's successful Sarmat ICBM test, and Indian startup Skyroot Aerospace nearing its first orbital launch.

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TopResume Packages: Everything You Need to Get Hired

Wired · yesterday Cached

TopResume offers professional resume writing and career services to help job seekers navigate AI-driven application tracking systems. Packages start at $179 with additional features like LinkedIn makeovers and dedicated career coaches.

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Upgrading my Open Source Pi Surveillance Server with Frigate

Jeff Geerling · 2026-02-27 Cached

Jeff Geerling upgrades his Pi-based open-source surveillance server using the Exaviz Cruiser CM5 carrier board and DeskPi mini rack enclosure, running Frigate with a Coral TPU for local AI object detection.

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Vibing a Non-Trivial Ghostty Feature

Mitchell Hashimoto · 2025-10-11 Cached

Mitchell Hashimoto details how he used agentic AI coding tools to develop an unobtrusive macOS automatic update feature for Ghostty, walking through each AI session and his iterative process.

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Casimir force co-opted to generate free energy, midichlorians not included

Ars Technica · 16h ago Cached

A critical analysis of a company's claim to harness the Casimir force for free energy, explaining why the proposed mechanism is unlikely to yield useful energy.

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Ghostty Is Now Non-Profit

Mitchell Hashimoto · 2025-12-03 Cached

Ghostty, a terminal emulator, has become a non-profit organization fiscally sponsored by Hack Club, ensuring its open-source future and allowing tax-deductible donations.

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People get confused when language implementations break language guarantees

Hillel Wayne — Computer Things · 2026-04-21 Cached

TLA+ semantics guarantee nonordered updates, but the TLC model checker breaks these guarantees by requiring ordered assignments and adding effectful operators like PrintT, causing confusion for beginners.

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Expert Beginners and Lone Wolves will dominate this early LLM era

Jeff Geerling · 2026-03-01 Cached

The author reflects on how local LLMs (GPT-OSS 20B, Qwen3 Coder 30B) helped him migrate his blog from Drupal to a static site, comparing them to junior developers who deliver code quickly but need review. He argues that 'expert beginners' and 'lone wolves' will thrive in the early LLM era.

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Honda shows off new hybrids for America as it absorbs $9 billion EV loss

Ars Technica · 15h ago Cached

Honda announced plans to launch 15 new hybrid models by 2030 in North America, targeting a 10% increase in fuel efficiency and 30% cost reduction, while absorbing a $9 billion loss from its EV business and converting US factories for hybrid production.

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Finding and Fixing Ghostty's Largest Memory Leak

Mitchell Hashimoto · 2026-01-10 Cached

A detailed technical post on diagnosing and fixing a major memory leak in the Ghostty terminal emulator, caused by a logic bug in scrollback pruning with non-standard page sizes. The fix has been merged and will be in the upcoming 1.3 release.

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Total Wireless Promo Codes & Deals: 50% Off Select Plans

Wired · yesterday Cached

Total Wireless offers 50% off select plans, plus device discounts and referral bonuses for switching to its prepaid 5G network.

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Illegal vs Unwanted States

Hillel Wayne — Computer Things · 2026-04-28 Cached

Explores the distinction between illegal and unwanted states in software systems, arguing that unwanted states are sometimes necessary and must be explicitly modeled.

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I built a pint-sized Macintosh

Jeff Geerling · 2026-03-02 Cached

Built a pint-sized Macintosh using a Raspberry Pi Pico running Pico Micro Mac firmware, with VGA output and USB keyboard/mouse.

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