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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <title>Ambient Irony</title> <subtitle>Little blogses made out of ticky-tacky...</subtitle> <link rel="self" href="/atom.xml"/> <updated>2025-04-02T17:58:03Z</updated> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu/atom.xml</id> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 2 April 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_2_april_2025"/> <updated>2025-04-02T17:58:03Z</updated> <summary>Sesquipedalian Edition Top Story Intel has entered "risk production" on its new 18A process. (Tom's Hardware) That's 18 angstroms - 1.8 nanometers - in case you were wondering. Though it's just marketing; nothing about the process measures 18 angstroms. Risk production is when a new process seems to work, but nobody has used it in volume yet. Hence the risk. Intel cancelled its planed 20A process, so this will be the first time we see new features like gate-all-around transistors from them. Tech News ARM plans to grow its datacenter market share from 15% to 50%. (Tom's Hardware) This year....</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_2_april_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 1 April 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_1_april_2025"/> <updated>2025-04-01T17:31:45Z</updated> <summary>Base Reflux Edition Top Story OpenAI has raised another $40 billion in funding, valuing the company at $300 billion. (Tech Crunch) And claims that the service is used by 500 million people each week, which I rather doubt, unless they're counting everyone who uses a service that uses OpenAI in some way. So I guess we're not going to be rid of them any time soon. Tech News Micron is planning to increase memory prices, though it's not saying by how much or when. (Tom's Hardware) It's a cyclical business, and the past couple of cycles killed off most of...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_1_april_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 31 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_31_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-31T17:42:00Z</updated> <summary>Bronze In Pocket Edition Top Story The latest Windows 11 development builds disable the time-honoured oobe\bypassnro script that lets you setup a new PC without creating an online Microsoft account. (The Verge) Right now you can still enable the script by editing the registry first - which you have to do, perfectly, from the command line, on a PC that isn't working yet - but who knows how long that will last. The desktop release of SteamOS cannot arrive soon enough. Tech News If you were interested in getting HP's ZBook Ultra 14 with the new Ryzen 395 CPU I...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_31_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 30 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_30_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-30T17:15:35Z</updated> <summary>Quick Precis Edition Top Story Why do LLMs make stuff up? (Ars Technica) Because that's what they're designed to do. They're language models, not fact models. Indeed, they don't have fact models. They're stuffed full of words and the associations between those words, and then told not to use certain of those words, a process called lobotomisation alignment. And then they go forth and bloviate. Tech News Cracks in container development, or, everything is awful and keeps getting worse. (Angle Side Angle) Well, yes. Why did the government declare war on my adorable tiny truck? (Bloomberg) Because that's what governments...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_30_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 29 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_29_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-29T12:58:01Z</updated> <summary>The Jewish-Japanese Sex and Cook Book and How to Raise Wolves Edition Top Story xAI has acquired parent-ish company X in an all-stock transaction that values xAI at $80 billion and X itself at $45 billion less $12 billion in debt. (Twitter) What does all this mean? Well, now xAI officially has access to and is fully integrated with Twitter rather than semi-officially having access to and being fully integrated with Twitter. Also, xAI was valued at $50 billion just three months ago. Tech News The 2025 Razer Blade 16 is... God dammit you guys. (Tom's Hardware) It's a 16"...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_29_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 28 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_28_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-28T17:41:00Z</updated> <summary>Tea And Cake Or Death Edition Top Story Facing the failure of its latest fantastically expensive AAAAA title, Assassin's Creed XIV: The Assassining, floundering French slopmaker Ubisoft has spun off what few series it hasn't completely murdered into a new subsidiary and taken 1.16 billion euros from Tencent for a 25% stake. (WCCFTech) What does this deal leave for the parent company? Basically, nothing. Tech News Asking good questions is harder than giving great answers. (Dan Cohen) Well, not quite. He's talking about assessing the intelligence of AI, and the point is that asking questions that actually assess that intelligence,...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_28_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 27 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_27_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-27T17:44:46Z</updated> <summary>Quackenbush Edition Top Story That security breach that Oracle claims didn't happen seems increasingly to have, y'know, the opposite of that. (The Register) Sample data reportedly checks out. Passwords contained in the files are securely hashed and haven't been decrypted - yet. And hopefully the managers of corporate Oracle Cloud accounts wouldn't be reusing emails and passwords from other less-secure platforms oh who am I kidding. Tech News I have all the parts for my new PC except for that 128GB RAM kit I ordered from Amazon. The only thing that has changed there is the price from Amazon UK...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_27_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 26 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_26_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-26T17:53:16Z</updated> <summary>Internet Of Bullshit Edition Top Story I won't connect my dishwasher to your stupid cloud and I hope your company burns down, falls over, and sinks into the swamp. (Jeff Geerling) Jeff bought a new dishwasher. To use even something as simple as a rinse cycle, you have to connect it to wifi, download the app, and set up an online account. For a dishwasher. My washing machine requires wifi and an app to set up custom wash cycles, so... I never use custom wash cycles. I set it to the wash/dry setting (it's a combination washer/dryer) and it does...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_26_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 25 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_25_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-25T17:55:00Z</updated> <summary>Beanz Meanz Newz Edition Top Story Oracle says intruders definitely did not break into an Oracle cloud login server and steal details of six million customers. Security experts press F to doubt. (The Register) Not only are six million records claimed to be from Oracle Cloud up for sale on the dark corners of the internet, but the hacker left an identifying file on the server and it was picked up by the Wayback Machine. Oracle claims that Oracle Cloud was never breached, but someone planted that file on that server. Unless the Wayback Machine itself was breached, which... They...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_25_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 24 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_24_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-24T17:47:38Z</updated> <summary>Otamatone Apocalypse Edition Top Story 23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and its CEO has stepped down. (Tech Crunch) Not at all unexpected given the way things have been going for the formerly high-flying DNA dating site lately. Ex-CEO Anne Wojcicki - yes, the sister of Susan who ran YouTube for years - is planning to make a bid for the remains. The company was once valued at $6 billion but its current market cap is less than 1% of that. Rob Bonta, California's Attorney General, recommended users delete their data now. (New York Post / MSN) For...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_24_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 23 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_23_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-23T17:25:26Z</updated> <summary>Try This At Someone Else's Home Edition Top Story A majority of AI researchers say a majority of the tens of billions of dollars poured into AI research each year is wasted, and should be given to them instead. (Futurism) Commercial AI companies are laser-focused on making their AIs bigger, rather than understanding what they are doing or making something that works at all. I'll take exception though with one particular part of this article:DeepSeek, meanwhile, pioneered an approach dubbed "mixture of experts," which leverages multiple neural networks, each specializing in different fields - the proverbial "experts" - to help...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_23_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 22 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_22_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-22T14:29:37Z</updated> <summary>Tapir, Ghost, and Jerboa Edition Top Story Regent, a "media investment firm", has signed a deal to buy TechCrunch from Yahoo for an undisclosed but not enormous sum. (Axios) I didn't realise that Yahoo owned TechCrunch, but there it is in the copyright notice right at the bottom. Just a few days ago Regent bought Foundry from IDG. Foundry is the home of the various "world" publications, such as Macworld, PCWorld, and InfoWorld, which has been in operation since 1978. What all of this means for those various publications is unclear. Tech News What's behind Jeff Bezos' changed relationship with...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_22_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 21 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_21_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-21T17:57:34Z</updated> <summary>Tanya Edition Top Story The Asus Ascent GX10 is a $3000 version of the $4000 Nvidia DGX Spark. (Serve the Home) That is, it's a mini-PC designed specifically for AI processing, with 20 Arm CPU cores, a custom Nvidia AI GPU, and 128GB of RAM. It's a reasonable price for what it is, if you want that. If it was 80% cheaper I might buy one myself. Tech News The Huawei Pura X is a flip phone that flips the other way, becoming a very small - 6.3" - 16:10 tablet. (Liliputing) It costs $1000. If it was 80% cheaper...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_21_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 20 March 2025</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_20_march_2025"/> <updated>2025-03-20T17:51:33Z</updated> <summary>8TB Edition Top Story Micron and Hynix have unveiled their new SOCAMM memory modules for laptops, mini-PCs, and anything else that needs a lot of memory in a little space. (Tom's Hardware) They start at 128GB running at 7500MHz. And that's with 16Gbit chips, where Micron is already shipping 32Gbit chips. The modules measure 14mm x 92mm, so about the same size as an M.2 SSD. These aren't proprietary but also aren't the same as existing (if rare) CAMM2 modules, and will initially be produced specifically for Nvidia's new AI servers. Tech News AMD has already sold 200,000 9000-series graphics...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_20_march_2025</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Name Required</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/name_required"/> <updated>2025-03-20T12:54:00Z</updated> <summary>Just ordered the remaining parts for my PC: Ryzen 7900 (non-X) Sapphire Radeon 7800 XT (these two parts I have already) Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite Wifi motherboard Crucial Pro 128GB DDR5-5600 (2 x 64GB) 2 x Crucial T500 4TB PCIe 4 SSDs Corsair RM850x power supply Hyte Y40 / Y60 Hololive limited edition case (which I already have) It needs a name but I might just re-use Frieren since the old Frieren laptop is slightly dead. Or it could he Bae, Kronii, Ame, or Calli depending on which of the cases I use. I haven't built a desktop PC in...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//name_required</id> </entry> </feed>If you would like to create a banner that links to this page (i.e. this validation result), do the following:
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