Buy a train, bridge or tracks from the Swiss Railway(sbbresale.ch)

163 points by kisamoto 4 months ago | 91 comments

Leaked Chats Expose the Daily Life of a Scam Compound's Enslaved Workforce(wired.com)

217 points by smurda 8 months ago | 116 comments

YAD: display graphical dialogs from shell scripts or command line(yad-guide.ingk.se)

45 points by modinfo 1 year ago | 8 comments

Cursor Introduces Composer 2.5(cursor.com)

272 points by asar 5 months ago | 197 comments

Fighting the age-gated internet(wired.com)

248 points by geox 10 months ago | 241 comments

The HTML-First Approach: Why Htmx and Lightweight Frameworks Are Revolutionizin(danieleteti.it)

24 points by todsacerdoti 10 months ago | 6 comments

Artificial intelligence is losing hype(economist.com)

453 points by bx376 2 years ago | 663 comments

An Economist Free exchange column arguing that artificial intelligence is losing hype and asking whether that signals the technology will eventually succeed.

Death by AI(davebarry.substack.com)

494 points by ano-ther 1 year ago | 188 comments

Dave Barry's humorous Substack essay about Google AI Overview erroneously reporting that he had died.

I let an AI run my startup for a week(daily.tinyprojects.dev)

45 points by tinyprojects 12 days ago | 43 comments

A personal blog post describing a week of letting an AI agent team (Grok Bot, similar to OpenClaw) running on a Linux server operate the author's startup.

Delta(zed.dev)

642 points by khy 2 months ago | 234 comments

Zed blog post by Nathan Sobo announcing Delta, a multiplayer environment for coding with AI agents and reviewing their work, now in private beta.

AI is mass decompiling games. That's both awesome and scary(popcar.bearblog.dev)

64 points by popcar2 12 days ago | 54 comments

A personal blog post arguing that AI tools are enabling mass decompilation of video games, which the author sees as both exciting and worrying.

The Internet Is Full of AI Dogshit(aftermath.site)

671 points by thinkingemote 2 years ago | 476 comments

An Aftermath blog post arguing that the internet is increasingly filled with low-quality AI-generated content, with machines talking to machines.