Qualcomm to acquire Arduino(qualcomm.com)
1279 points by janjongboom | 519 comments
Qualcomm press release announcing its acquisition of Arduino and the new Arduino UNO Q board and App Lab powered by Qualcomm Dragonwing processors.
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1279 points by janjongboom | 519 comments
Qualcomm press release announcing its acquisition of Arduino and the new Arduino UNO Q board and App Lab powered by Qualcomm Dragonwing processors.
1052 points by SolonIslandus | 464 comments
A tweet (via xcancel) by Patrick Hansen saying Germany's CDU/CSU has declared there will be no EU chat control under the current German government, quoting a video clip.
604 points by mfiguiere | 309 comments
Google blog post announcing the Gemini 2.5 Computer Use model, a preview API model built on Gemini 2.5 Pro for agents that interact with user interfaces.
576 points by janpio | 612 comments
Simon Willison blog post proposing the term "vibe engineering" for experienced engineers using LLMs and coding agents while staying accountable for their code.
541 points by mholt | 137 comments
Landing page for Timelinize, an open source personal archival suite that organizes your data from many sources into a local, private timeline.
540 points by walterbell | 309 comments
National Post opinion piece on a Canadian bill allowing internet access to be cut off for 'specified persons' without a warrant; page loaded as a 403 CSRF error.
477 points by bookofjoe | 128 comments
IKEA Museum page offering an archive of IKEA catalogues from 1951 to 2021, browsable by decade.
448 points by luisb | 91 comments
Nobel Prize popular science explainer for the 2025 Physics prize, titled "Quantum properties on a human scale," from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
394 points by fatihpense | 165 comments
TRT Haber Turkish-language photo gallery reporting the discovery of a 12,000-year-old standing stone with a human face at Karahan Tepe.
367 points by fforflo | 190 comments
Guardian article reporting Deloitte will partially refund the Australian government after AI-generated errors were found in a $440,000 report on a department's compliance framework.
327 points by praptak | 96 comments
Sean Goedecke essay applying James C. Scott's Seeing Like a State to software companies, contrasting legible tracked work with illegible essential work.
324 points by treesenthusiast | 206 comments
A blog post written as a satirical dialogue about overcomplicating Rails 8 apps with Vite, Node, and npm instead of Rails' built-in tooling.
187 points by bfoks | 141 comments
145 points by plainOldText | 17 comments
117 points by marklit | 55 comments
116 points by robinhouston | 25 comments
107 points by luismedel | 29 comments
103 points by saubeidl | 84 comments
82 points by thm | 63 comments
78 points by xg15 | 5 comments
66 points by redbell | 24 comments