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Encord and Zander Labs are experimenting with using brain wave data, collected from human operators, to train AI models for physical robots, aiming to improve performance and address the scarcity of real-world physical training data.
PGSimCity offers an early, unreviewed prototype of a working model for the PostgreSQL engine, visualizing how the database loads city code using JavaScript and WebGL2.
Vercel's new Scriptc compiles TypeScript directly into small, fast native executables, eliminating the need for a JavaScript engine like Node or V8 in the binary.
A US citizen faces charges after his GrapheneOS phone wiped during an airport search, raising concerns about criminalizing privacy tools and constitutional rights at borders.
A teacher chose Forth, a stack-oriented concatenative language, to introduce middle and high school students to programming, prioritizing fundamental concepts and avoiding complex syntax.

The film "Champagne and Bullets," written, directed, and starring John De Hart, is described as a "so bad it's good" cult classic due to its bizarre plot, awkward performances, and gratuitous content.

Apple has reportedly delayed the launch of its smart glasses to mid-2027, allowing the company to address privacy concerns and emphasize features like on-device processing and the absence of facial recognition.
Researchers now use large language models to automate proof efforts in dependently-typed languages like Lean and Coq.

Google has teased Gemini 4, its next generation model, with a larger base model to compete at the frontier level.
FFmpeg simulates cassette tape audio profiles with various settings and tape types.

Apple TV's Neuromancer series, based on William Gibson's novel, debuts January 22, 2027, with Callum Taylor starring as Case.

Debates over Chinese AI models have reignited concerns about American competitiveness.

Apple is focusing on privacy features for its upcoming smart glasses.
Google's recent financial disclosures reveal a substantial investment, holding $94.1 billion in SpaceX stock, which translates to an approximate 6% ownership stake in the private aerospace company.
The Go team's new analysis framework provides a modular static analysis API, enabling developers to create and integrate checkers for Go code that can share information across packages.
Romanian Air Force F-16 aircraft shot down a third drone in national airspace in three days.

TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube have adopted vertical video formats, following the lead of Snapchat's popular Stories feature.

Wired tested high-tech sleeping pads from various brands for backpacking comfort and rest.

Adjusting display settings and using reading modes can make phone screens more suitable for extended reading sessions.
Electric vehicles are becoming capable of providing backup power to the grid when demand spikes, creating a potential revenue stream for drivers.

Motorola phones offer reasonable prices, colorful designs, and simple software, making them good wallet-friendly Android smartphones.

Subscription-free home security cameras now offer advanced features like AI detection without monthly fees or cloud uploads.

Monday.com laid off 20% of its workforce, over 600 employees, as part of a restructuring tied to an "AI-driven growth strategy," joining other tech companies citing AI for job cuts.
Git's interactive rebase command, git rebase -i, is not intimidating because it merely opens a text file for editing, allowing users to abort changes or recover work using the reflog.