Learnings from 4 months of Image-Video VAE experiments

Why you can't build a smartphone, electric car, or destroyer in the Golden State.

Crypto’s most infamous collapse is back in the spotlight, and this time the blast radius reaches deep into Wall Street. A new lawsuit doesn’t just revisit Jane Street sued for alleged insider trading in Terra's $40B collapse. Lawsuit claims the firm front…

The Secretary of Defense has given an ultimatum to the artificial intelligence company Anthropic in an attempt to bully them into making their technology available to the U.S. military without any

Experience the groundbreaking work of Swiss contemporary artist Simon Berger, renowned for his innovative glass sculptures and portraits created with precision hammering techniques. Explore a portfolio that redefines materiality, discover recent exhibitions…

Every time you configure a Java application’s heap size, you are essentially making a trade-off: spending more on infrastructure to improve performance metrics such as throughput or latency. Historically, this trade-off was visible when an undersized heap…

OpenAI has some big questions. It doesn’t have unique tech. It has a big user base, but with limited engagement and stickiness and no network effect. The incumbents have matched the tech and are leveraging their product and distribution. And a lot of the…

Google spent over a decade telling developers that Google API keys (like those used in Maps, Firebase, etc.) are not secrets. But that's no longer true.

More citizens are replanting overseas, drawn by a quality of life made easily affordable by the U.S.’s enviable salaries.

Why the human touch is still required for 3D e-commerce.

Hydrogen fuel cell trucks exist. They work. The problem is everything around them: production efficiency, infrastructure economics, and a competitor called 'the grid' that's already everywhere.

I recently tried refine, an AI tool for refining academic articles, developed by Yann Calvó López and Ben Golub.

I can trace this recommendation that swap should be twice the size of the physical memory as far back as 1989, see SunOS 4 installation manual, page 37, but I wonder if there was ever any technical