The Xkcd thing, now interactive(editor.p5js.org)

1191 points by memalign 7 months ago | 152 comments

A p5.js sketch by isohedral offering an interactive version of the xkcd 'Dependency' comic about fragile software dependency stacks.

AI chatbots used to create dozens of 'news' content farms(bloomberg.com)

27 points by anigbrowl 3 years ago | 7 comments

Codon: Python Compiler(usenix.org)

69 points by joak 3 years ago | 39 comments

TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment(typecell.org)

106 points by throwaway888abc 3 years ago | 22 comments

Missing Titanic sub faced lawsuit over depths it could safely travel to(newrepublic.com)

179 points by danso 3 years ago | 219 comments

Vicuna on iPhone(mlc.ai)

75 points by tosh 3 years ago | 14 comments

Samsung is expected to more than double output of its HBM4 and HBM4E DRAM(en.sedaily.com)

542 points by giuliomagnifico 1 month ago | 422 comments

Seoul Economic Daily article reporting Samsung plans to double HBM4 output next year, expanding HBM capacity to 250,000 wafers a month.

RAM is so expensive, Samsung won't even sell it to Samsung(pcworld.com)

331 points by sethops1 10 months ago | 314 comments

PCWorld news article reporting that Samsung Semiconductor reportedly refused a RAM order from Samsung Electronics for Galaxy phones amid AI-driven memory price increases.

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.

Samsung embeds IronSource spyware app on phones across WANA(smex.org)

779 points by the-anarchist 1 year ago | 440 comments

SMEX open letter urging Samsung to stop pre-installing the ironSource AppCloud bloatware app on Galaxy phones sold in West Asia and North Africa.

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.

Japan bets $67B to become a global chip powerhouse once again(finance.yahoo.com)

401 points by jonbaer 2 years ago | 211 comments

Bloomberg article syndicated on Yahoo Finance about Japan spending $67 billion in subsidies to rebuild its semiconductor industry.