Phind 2: AI search with visual answers and multi-step reasoning(phind.com)

495 points by rushingcreek 1 year ago | 166 comments

Phind blog post announcing Phind 2, a rebuilt AI search engine with visual answers, multi-step searching, a new 70B model, and Jupyter-verified calculations.

Why Rust is taking the data engineering world by storm(kerkour.com)

8 points by zishha1b0njq 2 years ago | 0 comments

Phind-405B and faster, high quality AI answers for everyone(phind.com)

331 points by rushingcreek 2 years ago | 135 comments

Phind blog post announcing its Phind-405B model and faster, higher-quality AI search answers; the capture shows a Cloudflare verification page.

Why is this "Elon is Naziscum" token hidden?(dexscreener.com)

6 points by froggymcfrog 1 year ago | 0 comments

Privacy doesn't mean anything anymore, anonymity does(servury.com)

390 points by ybceo 10 months ago | 252 comments

A blog post from Servury arguing that privacy has become a marketing term and that true anonymity must be built into system architecture; page showed a Cloudflare check.

Self-locking and stiffening deployable tubular structures(pnas.org)

74 points by PaulHoule 2 years ago | 8 comments

Lego price per part over the years(brickinsights.com)

331 points by janandonly 2 years ago | 159 comments

Brick Insights statistics page charting the average price per part of Lego sets over the years.

Memory prices climb 500% in 12 months(tomshardware.com)

594 points by haunter 2 months ago | 482 comments

Tom's Hardware news article reporting that RAM prices have risen about 500% in a year, with 128GB of DDR5 now costing $3,399.

Samsung's 60% DRAM price hike signals a new phase of global memory tightening(buysellram.com)

438 points by redohmy 11 months ago | 388 comments

A BuySellRAM blog post on Samsung raising DRAM memory chip prices by up to 60% and what it means for tightening global memory supply.

Memory Companies Have Destroyed the Consumer Market(gamersnexus.net)

74 points by DeepLogin 27 days ago | 51 comments

GamersNexus news feature arguing that memory manufacturers have damaged the consumer RAM market through pricing and supply decisions.

Investor-owned utilities charge 23% more for electricity than public providers(kadoa.com)

461 points by hubraumhugo 3 days ago | 373 comments

Kadoa's US Energy Price Monitor page comparing residential electricity prices at investor-owned, public, and co-op utilities using EIA data, 2015–2025.

Memory executives expect RAM shortage to continue through 2028(arstechnica.com)

29 points by el_duderino 24 days ago | 28 comments

Ars Technica article reporting that memory executives, including Micron's CEO, expect the RAM supply shortage and rising prices to continue through 2028.