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QEMU 11.0 taglia il supporto agli host a 32 bit
Con QEMU 11.0 arriva la rimozione definitiva del supporto agli host a 32 bit, deprecato dalla versione 10.0. Novità anche per KVM, un nuovo acceleratore per AWS Nitro Enclaves e miglioramenti su ARM, virtio-gpu e TCG.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Coscienze pesanti come Heavy Machine Gun
L'ennesimo caso in cui i videogiochi diventano politici per colpa dei dittatori
La Voce della Ribellione™ about 2 months ago
Nicole Minetti e irritualità
Stiamo per rischiare una frattura istituzionale incredibile?
Notiziole di .mau. about 2 months ago
Our commitment to community safety
Learn how OpenAI protects community safety in ChatGPT through model safeguards, misuse detection, policy enforcement, and collaboration with safety experts.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
OpenAI models, Codex, and Managed Agents come to AWS
OpenAI GPT models, Codex, and Managed Agents are now available on AWS, enabling enterprises to build secure AI in their AWS environments.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review (References Galore! #Spy_Family)
<p>SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review Spy x Family Ch. 133 スパイファミリー Spoiler Summary/Synopsis: Yor returns to work where Camilla expresses her gratefulness of Yor&#8217;s safety. While her coworkers chatter, Hemlock quietly expresses his disdain. Director Matthew tells him that the Shopkeeper wasn&#8217;t concerned about Yor&#8217;s appearance on TV. Further, Shopkeeper liked that the event got</p> <p><a class="moretag" href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com/2026/04/spyxfamily-chapter-133-manga-review.html " >Read the full article!</a></p> <p>The post <a href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com/2026/04/spyxfamily-chapter-133-manga-review.html">SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review (References Galore! #Spy_Family)</a> appeared first on <a href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com">AstroNerdBoy&#039;s Anime &amp; Manga Blog</a>.</p>
AstroNerdBoy's Anime and Manga Blog about 2 months ago
AI e software per ridisegnare l’Occidente in crisi? Vi racconto cosa c’è nel manifesto di Palantir e perché ci riguarda La società statunitense fondata da Thiel e Karp ha già accumulato oltre 113 milioni di dollari di contratti federali nei primi mesi del secondo mandato Trump. Così la spesa militare in software potrebbe superare 200 miliardi di dollari nel 2030 con una concentrazione in poche aziende. Mentre gli USA si riarmano, il Ceo lancia un manifesto ideologico. Perché? L'analisi di Matteo Flora per Italian Tech https://startupitalia.eu/tech/manifesto-palantir-analisi-matteo-flora/
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
Raccolta firme: Basta soldi ai giornali La proposta di abolizione, attraverso referendum dell’ultima proroga legislativa disposta, intende porre fine al finanziamento pubblico ai giornali https://firmereferendum.giustizia.it/referendum/dettaglio/6200004
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
Buonanotte 🌟
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
Your WordPress Expert in the Terminal: Try the Studio Code Beta
Studio Code is a CLI coding agent for WordPress that builds sites from descriptions, manages local environments, and validates content. Now in beta.
WordPress.com News about 2 months ago
How Much of Substack Is Actually AI?
I analyzed thousands of posts from the top newsletters to find out how much of Substack is AI. Some of the biggest “writers” on Substack aren’t writing at all.
User Mag about 2 months ago
David Silver di DeepMind ha appena raccolto 1,1 miliardi di dollari per costruire un'IA che apprende senza dati umani Ineffable Intelligence, un laboratorio di intelligenza artificiale britannico fondato solo pochi mesi fa dall'ex ricercatore di DeepMind David Silver, ha raccolto 1,1 miliardi di dollari di finanziamenti con una valutazione di 5,1 miliardi di dollari per partecipare alla corsa ai nuovi modelli di intelligenza artificiale che potrebbero superare i modelli linguistici di grandi dimensioni. Secondo il suo sito appena lanciato, Ineffable mira a creare un "superapprendente" in grado di scoprire conoscenze e abilità senza fare affidamento sui dati umani, sfruttando l'apprendimento per rinforzo, una tecnica in cui i sistemi di IA apprendono per tentativi ed errori anziché studiare esempi generati dall'uomo. https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/27/deepminds-david-silver-just-raised-1-1b-to-build-an-ai-that-learns-without-human-data/
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
Firefox sperimenta un componente di Brave per il blocco dei tracker
Firefox 149 include un componente open source di Brave per migliorare la protezione dai tracker. Per ora è un esperimento disabilitato, ma si può attivare a mano.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
OpenAI available at FedRAMP Moderate
OpenAI is available at FedRAMP Moderate authorization for ChatGPT Enterprise and the OpenAI API, enabling secure AI adoption for U.S. federal agencies.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
Midori 11.7 integra un VPN a pagamento nel browser
Midori Browser 11.7 aggiunge MidoriVPN, un servizio VPN basato su WireGuard gestito da Astian con piani da $0,99 al mese. Migliorati anche il blocco tracker, la gestione delle schede e i tasti di scelta rapida.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Mosca senza internet, senza soldi, senza Futuro: come Putin ha distrutto l'avvenire della Russia
Dalla puntata del Podcast Daily Cogito del 27 aprile 2026.
Il Substack del Daily Cogito about 2 months ago
Zed introduce gli agenti paralleli: più AI al lavoro, tutto in una finestra
Con la versione 0.233.5, l'editor open source Zed permette di eseguire più agenti AI in parallelo, ciascuno con il proprio contesto e accesso ai file controllato da una nuova barra laterale.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
raylib 6.0: la libreria grafica open source che ora funziona anche senza GPU
raylib 6.0 è uscita con un renderer software CPU-only, fullscreen ridisegnato e un nuovo sistema di animazione 3D. Funziona anche sui microcontrollori.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Buongiornoooo ☕
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
Brave per Android introduce Shred: via i dati di un sito senza uscire dagli altri
Con la versione 1.89, Brave per Android aggiunge il pulsante Shred per cancellare in un tocco cookie e dati memorizzati da un singolo sito, senza disconnettersi dagli altri.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
The next phase of the Microsoft OpenAI partnership
OpenAI and Microsoft announce an amended agreement that simplifies the partnership, adds long-term clarity, and supports continued AI innovation at scale.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
What makes Arabic hard (and why that shouldn’t stop you from learning it)
Arabic is challenging, but it opens a rich world of culture and connection!
Duolingo Blog about 2 months ago
IA autoctona russa?
A quanto pare i russi vogliono addestrare un chatbot con solo materiale approvato.
Notiziole di .mau. about 2 months ago
An open-source spec for orchestration: Symphony
Learn how Symphony, an open-source spec for Codex orchestration, turns issue trackers into always-on agent systems—boosting engineering output and reducing context switching.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
Choco automates food distribution with AI agents
How Choco used OpenAI APIs to streamline food distribution, boost productivity, and unlock growth—an in-depth customer story on real-world AI impact.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
Golbat
Bulbapedia description: Golbat is a large, blue, bat-like Pokémon with purple wing membranes. It has small white eyes with vertical slit-like black pupils, along with tiny triangular ears with purple insides, and a massive mouth with two fangs in each jaw. The gaping mouth is empty and pitch black inside. The mouth is so large […]
PokéMum about 2 months ago
Buonanotte 🌟
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
A bit of a status update -- by Arisotura
I've been taking a bit of a break from melonDS lately... mental health reasons, a silly side project, the usual stuff. Regardless, I've been rethinking my plans for melonDS. I think I might postpone the timing work to melonDS 1.3. It's bigger than anticipated. I want to address some other issues, most notably finishing the new OpenGL renderer, and release melonDS 1.2. There's also some codebase cleanup I want to do. Regarding the timing work, it's going to take some planning, and possibly a larger rework. As I've said, the ARM7 is simple enough. Things are pretty much sequential, and the only extra complexity comes from main RAM burst termination delays. The ARM9 is where it gets hard. We deal with mechanics like cache streaming, write buffering, ability to keep running code while the bus is in use... All sorts of mechanics which highlight the limits in melonDS's current model. For example, take the LDM and STM instructions. They do multiple consecutive memory accesses in a row. They're commonly used to push registers to the stack and pop them back, or to quickly clear or copy large blocks of memory. There are several issues arising from this. Depending on the base address, a LDM/STM instruction might cross the boundary between two memory regions, or two MPU regions on the ARM9. STM, when accessing I/O registers, might also cause a bus stall between two memory writes (for example, if it starts a DMA transfer...). melonDS was built on top of a plain old interpreter. We read one instruction word from memory, we use a lookup table to figure out what we should do, we do it, then we move on to the next instruction, and so on. This model treats individual instructions as atomic: there is no way to account for all possibilities with LDM and STM, for example. Or atleast, not easily. So an idea I have in mind is to try a different model for CPU emulation. A sort of cached interpreter. The idea is to turn DS code into an intermediate representation which not only enables faster execution, but also gives us more freedom. For example, the aforementioned LDM/STM could be turned into discrete memory accesses, or optimized into larger accesses if possible. Another reason would be timing calculations. Some of them, like interlocks, can be annoying to resolve, but only really need to be resolved once, so a cached interpreter could have them precalculated. At this stage, this is only a basic idea, but it's something I want to experiment with.
melonDS RSS about 2 months ago
Is Hozy Really As Cozy As Everyone Says It Is?
What happens when you smush Unpacking and House Flipper together? I found out when I played Hozy for the very first time. Hint: it’s got gorgeous vibes, but there’s one glaring problem. Is Hozy Really As Cozy As Everyone Says It Is? appeared first on Her Cozy Gaming.
Her Cozy Gaming about 2 months ago
Our principles
Our mission is to ensure that AGI benefits all of humanity. Sam Altman shares five principles that guide our work.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
QEMU 11.0 taglia il supporto agli host a 32 bit
Con QEMU 11.0 arriva la rimozione definitiva del supporto agli host a 32 bit, deprecato dalla versione 10.0. Novità anche per KVM, un nuovo acceleratore per AWS Nitro Enclaves e miglioramenti su ARM, virtio-gpu e TCG.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Coscienze pesanti come Heavy Machine Gun
L'ennesimo caso in cui i videogiochi diventano politici per colpa dei dittatori
La Voce della Ribellione™ about 2 months ago
Nicole Minetti e irritualità
Stiamo per rischiare una frattura istituzionale incredibile?
Notiziole di .mau. about 2 months ago
Our commitment to community safety
Learn how OpenAI protects community safety in ChatGPT through model safeguards, misuse detection, policy enforcement, and collaboration with safety experts.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
OpenAI models, Codex, and Managed Agents come to AWS
OpenAI GPT models, Codex, and Managed Agents are now available on AWS, enabling enterprises to build secure AI in their AWS environments.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review (References Galore! #Spy_Family)
<p>SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review Spy x Family Ch. 133 スパイファミリー Spoiler Summary/Synopsis: Yor returns to work where Camilla expresses her gratefulness of Yor&#8217;s safety. While her coworkers chatter, Hemlock quietly expresses his disdain. Director Matthew tells him that the Shopkeeper wasn&#8217;t concerned about Yor&#8217;s appearance on TV. Further, Shopkeeper liked that the event got</p> <p><a class="moretag" href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com/2026/04/spyxfamily-chapter-133-manga-review.html " >Read the full article!</a></p> <p>The post <a href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com/2026/04/spyxfamily-chapter-133-manga-review.html">SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review (References Galore! #Spy_Family)</a> appeared first on <a href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com">AstroNerdBoy&#039;s Anime &amp; Manga Blog</a>.</p>
AstroNerdBoy's Anime and Manga Blog about 2 months ago
 
AI e software per ridisegnare l’Occidente in crisi? Vi racconto cosa c’è nel manifesto di Palantir e perché ci riguarda La società statunitense fondata da Thiel e Karp ha già accumulato oltre 113 milioni di dollari di contratti federali nei primi mesi del secondo mandato Trump. Così la spesa militare in software potrebbe superare 200 miliardi di dollari nel 2030 con una concentrazione in poche aziende. Mentre gli USA si riarmano, il Ceo lancia un manifesto ideologico. Perché? L'analisi di Matteo Flora per Italian Tech https://startupitalia.eu/tech/manifesto-palantir-analisi-matteo-flora/
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
 
Raccolta firme: Basta soldi ai giornali La proposta di abolizione, attraverso referendum dell’ultima proroga legislativa disposta, intende porre fine al finanziamento pubblico ai giornali https://firmereferendum.giustizia.it/referendum/dettaglio/6200004
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
 
Buonanotte 🌟
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
Your WordPress Expert in the Terminal: Try the Studio Code Beta
Studio Code is a CLI coding agent for WordPress that builds sites from descriptions, manages local environments, and validates content. Now in beta.
WordPress.com News about 2 months ago
How Much of Substack Is Actually AI?
I analyzed thousands of posts from the top newsletters to find out how much of Substack is AI. Some of the biggest “writers” on Substack aren’t writing at all.
User Mag about 2 months ago
 
David Silver di DeepMind ha appena raccolto 1,1 miliardi di dollari per costruire un'IA che apprende senza dati umani Ineffable Intelligence, un laboratorio di intelligenza artificiale britannico fondato solo pochi mesi fa dall'ex ricercatore di DeepMind David Silver, ha raccolto 1,1 miliardi di dollari di finanziamenti con una valutazione di 5,1 miliardi di dollari per partecipare alla corsa ai nuovi modelli di intelligenza artificiale che potrebbero superare i modelli linguistici di grandi dimensioni. Secondo il suo sito appena lanciato, Ineffable mira a creare un "superapprendente" in grado di scoprire conoscenze e abilità senza fare affidamento sui dati umani, sfruttando l'apprendimento per rinforzo, una tecnica in cui i sistemi di IA apprendono per tentativi ed errori anziché studiare esempi generati dall'uomo. https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/27/deepminds-david-silver-just-raised-1-1b-to-build-an-ai-that-learns-without-human-data/
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
Firefox sperimenta un componente di Brave per il blocco dei tracker
Firefox 149 include un componente open source di Brave per migliorare la protezione dai tracker. Per ora è un esperimento disabilitato, ma si può attivare a mano.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
OpenAI available at FedRAMP Moderate
OpenAI is available at FedRAMP Moderate authorization for ChatGPT Enterprise and the OpenAI API, enabling secure AI adoption for U.S. federal agencies.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
Midori 11.7 integra un VPN a pagamento nel browser
Midori Browser 11.7 aggiunge MidoriVPN, un servizio VPN basato su WireGuard gestito da Astian con piani da $0,99 al mese. Migliorati anche il blocco tracker, la gestione delle schede e i tasti di scelta rapida.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Mosca senza internet, senza soldi, senza Futuro: come Putin ha distrutto l'avvenire della Russia
Dalla puntata del Podcast Daily Cogito del 27 aprile 2026.
Il Substack del Daily Cogito about 2 months ago
Zed introduce gli agenti paralleli: più AI al lavoro, tutto in una finestra
Con la versione 0.233.5, l'editor open source Zed permette di eseguire più agenti AI in parallelo, ciascuno con il proprio contesto e accesso ai file controllato da una nuova barra laterale.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
raylib 6.0: la libreria grafica open source che ora funziona anche senza GPU
raylib 6.0 è uscita con un renderer software CPU-only, fullscreen ridisegnato e un nuovo sistema di animazione 3D. Funziona anche sui microcontrollori.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
 
Buongiornoooo ☕
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
Brave per Android introduce Shred: via i dati di un sito senza uscire dagli altri
Con la versione 1.89, Brave per Android aggiunge il pulsante Shred per cancellare in un tocco cookie e dati memorizzati da un singolo sito, senza disconnettersi dagli altri.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
The next phase of the Microsoft OpenAI partnership
OpenAI and Microsoft announce an amended agreement that simplifies the partnership, adds long-term clarity, and supports continued AI innovation at scale.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
What makes Arabic hard (and why that shouldn’t stop you from learning it)
Arabic is challenging, but it opens a rich world of culture and connection!
Duolingo Blog about 2 months ago
IA autoctona russa?
A quanto pare i russi vogliono addestrare un chatbot con solo materiale approvato.
Notiziole di .mau. about 2 months ago
An open-source spec for orchestration: Symphony
Learn how Symphony, an open-source spec for Codex orchestration, turns issue trackers into always-on agent systems—boosting engineering output and reducing context switching.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
Choco automates food distribution with AI agents
How Choco used OpenAI APIs to streamline food distribution, boost productivity, and unlock growth—an in-depth customer story on real-world AI impact.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
Golbat
Bulbapedia description: Golbat is a large, blue, bat-like Pokémon with purple wing membranes. It has small white eyes with vertical slit-like black pupils, along with tiny triangular ears with purple insides, and a massive mouth with two fangs in each jaw. The gaping mouth is empty and pitch black inside. The mouth is so large […]
PokéMum about 2 months ago
 
Buonanotte 🌟
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
A bit of a status update -- by Arisotura
I've been taking a bit of a break from melonDS lately... mental health reasons, a silly side project, the usual stuff. Regardless, I've been rethinking my plans for melonDS. I think I might postpone the timing work to melonDS 1.3. It's bigger than anticipated. I want to address some other issues, most notably finishing the new OpenGL renderer, and release melonDS 1.2. There's also some codebase cleanup I want to do. Regarding the timing work, it's going to take some planning, and possibly a larger rework. As I've said, the ARM7 is simple enough. Things are pretty much sequential, and the only extra complexity comes from main RAM burst termination delays. The ARM9 is where it gets hard. We deal with mechanics like cache streaming, write buffering, ability to keep running code while the bus is in use... All sorts of mechanics which highlight the limits in melonDS's current model. For example, take the LDM and STM instructions. They do multiple consecutive memory accesses in a row. They're commonly used to push registers to the stack and pop them back, or to quickly clear or copy large blocks of memory. There are several issues arising from this. Depending on the base address, a LDM/STM instruction might cross the boundary between two memory regions, or two MPU regions on the ARM9. STM, when accessing I/O registers, might also cause a bus stall between two memory writes (for example, if it starts a DMA transfer...). melonDS was built on top of a plain old interpreter. We read one instruction word from memory, we use a lookup table to figure out what we should do, we do it, then we move on to the next instruction, and so on. This model treats individual instructions as atomic: there is no way to account for all possibilities with LDM and STM, for example. Or atleast, not easily. So an idea I have in mind is to try a different model for CPU emulation. A sort of cached interpreter. The idea is to turn DS code into an intermediate representation which not only enables faster execution, but also gives us more freedom. For example, the aforementioned LDM/STM could be turned into discrete memory accesses, or optimized into larger accesses if possible. Another reason would be timing calculations. Some of them, like interlocks, can be annoying to resolve, but only really need to be resolved once, so a cached interpreter could have them precalculated. At this stage, this is only a basic idea, but it's something I want to experiment with.
melonDS RSS about 2 months ago
Is Hozy Really As Cozy As Everyone Says It Is?
What happens when you smush Unpacking and House Flipper together? I found out when I played Hozy for the very first time. Hint: it’s got gorgeous vibes, but there’s one glaring problem. Is Hozy Really As Cozy As Everyone Says It Is? appeared first on Her Cozy Gaming.
Her Cozy Gaming about 2 months ago
Our principles
Our mission is to ensure that AGI benefits all of humanity. Sam Altman shares five principles that guide our work.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
QEMU 11.0 taglia il supporto agli host a 32 bit
Con QEMU 11.0 arriva la rimozione definitiva del supporto agli host a 32 bit, deprecato dalla versione 10.0. Novità anche per KVM, un nuovo acceleratore per AWS Nitro Enclaves e miglioramenti su ARM, virtio-gpu e TCG.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Coscienze pesanti come Heavy Machine Gun
L'ennesimo caso in cui i videogiochi diventano politici per colpa dei dittatori
La Voce della Ribellione™ about 2 months ago
Nicole Minetti e irritualità
Stiamo per rischiare una frattura istituzionale incredibile?
Notiziole di .mau. about 2 months ago
Our commitment to community safety
Learn how OpenAI protects community safety in ChatGPT through model safeguards, misuse detection, policy enforcement, and collaboration with safety experts.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
OpenAI models, Codex, and Managed Agents come to AWS
OpenAI GPT models, Codex, and Managed Agents are now available on AWS, enabling enterprises to build secure AI in their AWS environments.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review (References Galore! #Spy_Family)
<p>SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review Spy x Family Ch. 133 スパイファミリー Spoiler Summary/Synopsis: Yor returns to work where Camilla expresses her gratefulness of Yor&#8217;s safety. While her coworkers chatter, Hemlock quietly expresses his disdain. Director Matthew tells him that the Shopkeeper wasn&#8217;t concerned about Yor&#8217;s appearance on TV. Further, Shopkeeper liked that the event got</p> <p><a class="moretag" href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com/2026/04/spyxfamily-chapter-133-manga-review.html " >Read the full article!</a></p> <p>The post <a href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com/2026/04/spyxfamily-chapter-133-manga-review.html">SPY×FAMILY Chapter 133 Manga Review (References Galore! #Spy_Family)</a> appeared first on <a href="https://anime.astronerdboy.com">AstroNerdBoy&#039;s Anime &amp; Manga Blog</a>.</p>
AstroNerdBoy's Anime and Manga Blog about 2 months ago
AI e software per ridisegnare l’Occidente in crisi? Vi racconto cosa c’è nel manifesto di Palantir e perché ci riguarda La società statunitense fondata da Thiel e Karp ha già accumulato oltre 113 milioni di dollari di contratti federali nei primi mesi del secondo mandato Trump. Così la spesa militare in software potrebbe superare 200 miliardi di dollari nel 2030 con una concentrazione in poche aziende. Mentre gli USA si riarmano, il Ceo lancia un manifesto ideologico. Perché? L'analisi di Matteo Flora per Italian Tech https://startupitalia.eu/tech/manifesto-palantir-analisi-matteo-flora/
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
Raccolta firme: Basta soldi ai giornali La proposta di abolizione, attraverso referendum dell’ultima proroga legislativa disposta, intende porre fine al finanziamento pubblico ai giornali https://firmereferendum.giustizia.it/referendum/dettaglio/6200004
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
Buonanotte 🌟
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
Your WordPress Expert in the Terminal: Try the Studio Code Beta
Studio Code is a CLI coding agent for WordPress that builds sites from descriptions, manages local environments, and validates content. Now in beta.
WordPress.com News about 2 months ago
How Much of Substack Is Actually AI?
I analyzed thousands of posts from the top newsletters to find out how much of Substack is AI. Some of the biggest “writers” on Substack aren’t writing at all.
User Mag about 2 months ago
David Silver di DeepMind ha appena raccolto 1,1 miliardi di dollari per costruire un'IA che apprende senza dati umani Ineffable Intelligence, un laboratorio di intelligenza artificiale britannico fondato solo pochi mesi fa dall'ex ricercatore di DeepMind David Silver, ha raccolto 1,1 miliardi di dollari di finanziamenti con una valutazione di 5,1 miliardi di dollari per partecipare alla corsa ai nuovi modelli di intelligenza artificiale che potrebbero superare i modelli linguistici di grandi dimensioni. Secondo il suo sito appena lanciato, Ineffable mira a creare un "superapprendente" in grado di scoprire conoscenze e abilità senza fare affidamento sui dati umani, sfruttando l'apprendimento per rinforzo, una tecnica in cui i sistemi di IA apprendono per tentativi ed errori anziché studiare esempi generati dall'uomo. https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/27/deepminds-david-silver-just-raised-1-1b-to-build-an-ai-that-learns-without-human-data/
Informa Pirata: informazione e notizie – Telegram about 2 months ago
Firefox sperimenta un componente di Brave per il blocco dei tracker
Firefox 149 include un componente open source di Brave per migliorare la protezione dai tracker. Per ora è un esperimento disabilitato, ma si può attivare a mano.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
OpenAI available at FedRAMP Moderate
OpenAI is available at FedRAMP Moderate authorization for ChatGPT Enterprise and the OpenAI API, enabling secure AI adoption for U.S. federal agencies.
OpenAI News about 2 months ago
Midori 11.7 integra un VPN a pagamento nel browser
Midori Browser 11.7 aggiunge MidoriVPN, un servizio VPN basato su WireGuard gestito da Astian con piani da $0,99 al mese. Migliorati anche il blocco tracker, la gestione delle schede e i tasti di scelta rapida.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Mosca senza internet, senza soldi, senza Futuro: come Putin ha distrutto l'avvenire della Russia
Dalla puntata del Podcast Daily Cogito del 27 aprile 2026.
Il Substack del Daily Cogito about 2 months ago
Zed introduce gli agenti paralleli: più AI al lavoro, tutto in una finestra
Con la versione 0.233.5, l'editor open source Zed permette di eseguire più agenti AI in parallelo, ciascuno con il proprio contesto e accesso ai file controllato da una nuova barra laterale.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
raylib 6.0: la libreria grafica open source che ora funziona anche senza GPU
raylib 6.0 è uscita con un renderer software CPU-only, fullscreen ridisegnato e un nuovo sistema di animazione 3D. Funziona anche sui microcontrollori.
YOOTA about 2 months ago
Buongiornoooo ☕
Le Faccine Di Francy E Trilly about 2 months ago
Brave per Android introduce Shred: via i dati di un sito senza uscire dagli altri
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Bulbapedia description: Golbat is a large, blue, bat-like Pokémon with purple wing membranes. It has small white eyes with vertical slit-like black pupils, along with tiny triangular ears with purple insides, and a massive mouth with two fangs in each jaw. The gaping mouth is empty and pitch black inside. The mouth is so large […]
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A bit of a status update -- by Arisotura
I've been taking a bit of a break from melonDS lately... mental health reasons, a silly side project, the usual stuff. Regardless, I've been rethinking my plans for melonDS. I think I might postpone the timing work to melonDS 1.3. It's bigger than anticipated. I want to address some other issues, most notably finishing the new OpenGL renderer, and release melonDS 1.2. There's also some codebase cleanup I want to do. Regarding the timing work, it's going to take some planning, and possibly a larger rework. As I've said, the ARM7 is simple enough. Things are pretty much sequential, and the only extra complexity comes from main RAM burst termination delays. The ARM9 is where it gets hard. We deal with mechanics like cache streaming, write buffering, ability to keep running code while the bus is in use... All sorts of mechanics which highlight the limits in melonDS's current model. For example, take the LDM and STM instructions. They do multiple consecutive memory accesses in a row. They're commonly used to push registers to the stack and pop them back, or to quickly clear or copy large blocks of memory. There are several issues arising from this. Depending on the base address, a LDM/STM instruction might cross the boundary between two memory regions, or two MPU regions on the ARM9. STM, when accessing I/O registers, might also cause a bus stall between two memory writes (for example, if it starts a DMA transfer...). melonDS was built on top of a plain old interpreter. We read one instruction word from memory, we use a lookup table to figure out what we should do, we do it, then we move on to the next instruction, and so on. This model treats individual instructions as atomic: there is no way to account for all possibilities with LDM and STM, for example. Or atleast, not easily. So an idea I have in mind is to try a different model for CPU emulation. A sort of cached interpreter. The idea is to turn DS code into an intermediate representation which not only enables faster execution, but also gives us more freedom. For example, the aforementioned LDM/STM could be turned into discrete memory accesses, or optimized into larger accesses if possible. Another reason would be timing calculations. Some of them, like interlocks, can be annoying to resolve, but only really need to be resolved once, so a cached interpreter could have them precalculated. At this stage, this is only a basic idea, but it's something I want to experiment with.
melonDS RSS about 2 months ago
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