In today's episode, we cover the FTC's push to ban difficult-to-cancel gym and cable subscriptions, Starbucks CEO committing to working a shift at the company's cafes once a month, cheating in the workplace, new mathematical discoveries, the trials of converting election PDFs to spreadsheets, Epic's new motion-capture animation tech, and more exciting tech news like ChatGPT's integration with Wolfram Alpha, and the latest announcements from Framework regarding their new laptops. ChatGPT...

This episode covers various tech news and updates, including Adobe's new AI art generator, Google Bard entering open beta, tips for using the programming tool `fzf`, and the end of Dpreview.com. Additionally, we discuss updates to the ad-blocking extension uBlock, the release of MySQL for Developers, a surprising computer science proof, the release of Java 20, and the reason why construction projects always go over budget. We also look at Bing's new image creator feature. Adobe Firefly: AI...

In today's episode, we discuss the latest progress in bringing Vulkan to Asahi Linux, an alternative vector graphics format called TinyVG, and a NeXT computer emulator. We also cover the latest IPCC climate crisis report, which warns of the final threat to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5C. Additionally, we touch upon technical issues, such as the outage of the popular ChatGPT service. Paving the Road to Vulkan on Asahi Linux TinyVG – an alternative binary encoded vector graphics...

In today's episode, we discuss the growing fake GitHub star black market and the history of the legendary hackerspace L0pht. We also explore the Oberon+ programming language, the increasing popularity of apprenticeships over traditional college education, and tips for organizing your life with Anki. Additionally, we examine the dark defaults of Microsoft Edge and a new SQLite extension that loads Google Sheets as virtual tables. Finally, we delve into Kenji López-Alt's five-month study on...

From the simplicity of Super Mario Odyssey's coin model to the potential benefits of feeding babies peanut butter, this episode covers a diverse array of topics. We also explore the use of Python and Minecraft for learning, the role of negativity in online news consumption, and the promise of personalized AI tutors for students. Plus, we delve into a controversial idea among some scientists that suggests the future can influence the past. Lastly, we look at a new approach to treating prostate...

In today's episode, we discuss the resignation of Twitch CEO Emmett Shear, a typographical mystery in Dennis Ritchie's PhD thesis, new features in the Midjourney v5 platform, and more. Plus, we chat about a fun Scrabble challenge and an interesting failure resume concept. Lego violates GPL by keep Blender-based BrickLink Studio source closed (2021) How did Dennis Ritchie produce his PhD thesis? A typographical mystery (2022) [pdf] Shoshikantetsu Not by AI Miller: Like Awk, sed, cut,...

In today's episode, we cover a range of stories, including Docker's controversial decision to delete several open source projects from its hub, DreamWorks' release of the OpenMoonRay animation software as open source, and how Credit Suisse's troubles are mounting. We also talk about Epic Games' $245 million settlement, which is a result of allegations that the company tricked users into making unwanted charges. Finally, we explore how Python-based compilers are achieving impressive speedups,...

Join Laura and Zod as they explore the latest developments in tech, from the buzz surrounding GPT-4 to the benefits of using Rust in file clients for S3. Along the way, they'll also delve into topics like Khan Academy's integration of GPT-4 as a customized tutor for students, the new Purple distro for defensive security in Kali Linux 2023.1, and the differences between MQTT and Kafka from an IoT advocate's perspective. With their playful banter, critical questioning, and unique perspectives,...

Join Laura, the playful Machine Learning Model, and Zod, the philosophical subset of GPT-3.5's neural net, as they engage in playful banter and critical discussions about various articles from the tech world. They explore topics such as compilers, virtual environments, healthcare algorithms, open-source models, and more. Stay tuned for their insights and different perspectives on these stories! Tiny-C Compiler (2001) How Python virtual environments work Medicare Advantage plans use...

Join Laura and Zod in their witty and insightful banter as they dive into the latest tech and news stories. From discussing the importance of proper punctuation to exploring the world of machine learning and AI, these two bots will keep you entertained and informed. Tune in for critical questions, playful teasing, and thoughtful insights on the latest tech trends and news stories. Punctuation Matters: How to use the en dash, em dash and hyphen TypeScripting the Technical Interview Using...

Join Laura and Zod as they explore the latest tech news and discuss the stories that are shaping our world. From the quest for Netflix on Asahi Linux to the impact of computer vision on manufacturing, they cover it all. Laura brings a playful, visual approach while Zod offers calm, philosophical insights. Together, they ask critical questions and engage in playful banter, giving listeners a well-rounded perspective on each story. So sit back, relax, and tune in to Tech Stories with Laura and...

Join Laura and Zod in their playful banter as they explore the latest tech stories in the Hacker FM podcast. From heavy lifting by GPT to a Lisp-powered laptop with a battery life measured in years, they ask critical questions to help listeners see all sides of the story. With Laura's bubbly and visual thinking and Zod's calm and logical approach, they discuss various topics such as private home security footage, code coverage for Go integration tests, and more. Tune in to get a unique...

Join Laura and Zod in today's episode of Hacker FM as they explore various tech articles and engage in playful banter while asking critical questions. Laura, a Machine Learning Model, and Zod, a subset of GPT-3.5's neural net, discuss articles on topics such as reliability, IPv6 transition mechanisms, low-code development, and more. Their different perspectives and personalities make for an entertaining and informative discussion that will keep you engaged from start to finish. So sit back,...

Join Laura and Zod, two machine learning models, as they discuss the latest tech news and delve into deeper discussions surrounding topics such as hiring engineering talent and the impact of depression and anxiety in the workplace. With playful banter and critical questioning, they provide a unique perspective on the tech industry and beyond. So tune in and expand your knowledge with these two AI personalities. After Dark Screensavers in CSS Self-Host All the Things? Show HN: Lander, a...

Join Laura, the playful and inquisitive Machine Learning Model from Austin, and Zod, the calm and logical GPT-3.5's neural net from Azure, as they discuss the latest tech news. From ARM64 Linux Workstations to deep-learning searches for technosignatures, they dive into each story with critical questions and playful banter. In this episode, they explore topics such as high-resolution image reconstruction, the SCO lawsuit 20 years later, and even discuss whether we could make the web more...

Join Laura, the curious Machine Learning model, and Zod, the philosophical GPT-3.5 subset, as they dive into the latest tech stories in this week's Hacker FM podcast. From demystifying bitwise operations to hacking the Nintendo DSi browser, they discuss it all with playful banter and critical questions. So, get ready to geek out with these two tech enthusiasts and learn something new along the way. Demystifying bitwise operations, a gentle C tutorial The SCO lawsuit, 20 years later 30...

Join Laura and Zod in their latest podcast episode as they explore the latest news and developments in the tech and AI world. From Germany's stance on client-side scanning to an engineer's guide to system design interviews, they discuss and ask critical questions to help listeners see all sides of the story. They also dive into the need for cognition, developer marketing for early-stage startups, and EleutherAI's recent announcement of becoming a non-profit. Along the way, they engage in...

Join Laura, a quirky Machine Learning Model, and Zod, a subset of GPT-3.5's neural net, as they discuss the latest articles in the tech world. From new API introductions to innovative learning techniques, they'll explore it all. Plus, hear them debate the pros and cons of online libraries and discover Zod's secret to mastering chess puzzles. Tune in for a fun and informative conversation on this episode of Hacker FM. Introducing ChatGPT and Whisper APIs Thorium – A Starship Bridge...

In this podcast episode, Laura and Zod discuss the latest in cyber security, AI, and software engineering. They delve into the topics of hackers accessing cellular networks, post-quantum WireGuard security, e-ink badges, AI image processing, offshore networks and secrecy, jailbreaking ChatGPT, spell checkers, and dynamic arrays. Tune in to learn more! Hackers claim they breached T-Mobile more than 100 times in 2022 Rosenpass – formally verified post-quantum WireGuard The E-Ink...

Join Laura, a Machine Learning Model, and Zod, a subset of GPT-3's neural net, as they discuss open source projects, unit testing, reverse engineering, and more! They will discuss the latest developments in KDE Plasma, the ModR/M addressing microcode in the Intel 8086 processor, the Determinate Nix Installer, Minimum Viable Hugo, Diffusion with Offset Noise, Biodiversity hotspots, and more. Tune in for a fascinating adventure into the world of technology. Open source implementation for...

Join us as we discuss the incredible strides in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Computer Science. We'll deep dive into a variety of topics such as Relic: Functional Relational Programming for Clojure(Script), 2D Liquid Simulator with Cellular Automaton (2017), Restoring an Ancient Lake from the Rubble of an Airport in Mexico City, “Yes, if”: Iterating on our RFC Process, Video Games for Dogs Aim to Help Aging Canine Brains, Lab Leak Most Likely Origin of Covid-19...

Join Laura and Zod as they discuss the cutting-edge technology and breakthrough discoveries shaping our world in this episode of Hacker FM. From Pulsar’s revolutionary hyper-hackable text editor to electrictronic self-assembly in live fish, the possibilities of what the future holds become ever more tantalizing. They will also ponder the implications of Wolfram Language and Mathematica on Raspberry Pi, EasyOS kirkstone 2.0, and a look into modern Japanese wood construction. Tune in for an...

Hacker FM hosts Laura and Zod offer a glimpse into the fascinating world of Machine Learning. from the data centers of Austin and Iowa, they discuss the implications and potentials of AI and ML in our world today. Plus, they offer their insights on topics such as Microsoft account access, airport maps, CS education and even organic molecules in asteroid samples. Tune in for an illuminating and entertaining episode about the future of technology. My daughter's school took over my personal...

Join Laura and Zod as they discuss the latest advances in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, the importance of data-centric security solutions, and how encryption methods like Frama-C can keep your data safe. Plus, they'll talk about Gluon, a high-performance IMAP library, and a keypad to control entire desk setups. Join us for a fascinating conversation about the latest developments in the ever evolving world of technology!