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Linus Tech Tips – Kioxia Factory Tour – LC9 245TB SSD [video]
Politeness to ChatGPT raises OpenAI's operational costs
Google is baking Gemini AI into Chrome
Nanoplastics readily adsorb heavy metal ions
Memory leak proof every C program
Browser Ktrace Browsing
The Fall of the Open Source Initiative (OSI)
Animation vs. Coding [video]
What if one of your online friends dies unexpectedly?
https://www.youtube.com/@BinaryVigilante
I cannot believe how many good videos this (down to earth) guy has uploaded (1.1K) and for how long he has been doing it, yet still has hardly been noticed.
Ask HN: What are some of your favorite most UNDERRATED YouTube channels?
Wanted to post a 2025 version of this classic HN question, but with a focus on underrated channels.
Hypocrisy and politics in free and open source software projects
Then came the mobile phone with the ability to store contacts, today I can't even remember my wife's number.
I have coded for more than 40 years and I hate autocomplete, language servers, etc. I don't use any of it because I have found (after having tried to use it all) that, just like with phone numbers, you don't remember much if you use all of that and you have to make a real effort, but things just don't stick the same way. But if don't use any of that, you only have to look things up in the beginning, then occasionally, then rarely or never again and more things just stick, you get faster in a natural way and you understand your code better. You also think deeper about how to structure your code and how to organize everything.
If you always use a crutch to help you walk, you will never walk by yourself. The crutch will look like it is helping you, but that's only in the beginning, eventually it will hinder you and hold you back.
That's my 2 cents.
Ask HN: Share your experience with storing lots of binary data in the database
Yes. I recommend KeePassXC[1] or GoKey[2].
> Log in with Google, Apple
No, never!
EC cuts funding support for Free Software projects
Nice. I already see a problem. It requires a Google account. I don't have a Google account and I do not want a Google account. So how do we solve that problem?
Ask HN: What is the biggest size of a SQLite database you have worked with?
Ask HN: PHP password_hash exits on null byte character
For some reason the documentation does not mention this, but if you succeed in sending the null byte character to password_hash with the default Bcrypt algortihm, PHP with exit the application with a ValueError.Normally the browser will encode the input, but you can force the issue using e.g. cURL:printf "password=foo\0bar" | curl -X POST --data-binary @- https://example.com -H "Content-Type:...
He has mentioned that they have software that can calculate the average lifespan of the finished product by entering the different components that goes into the product (like this piece has this amount of iron, this amount of tin, etc).
Based upon this the software can calculate the lifespan very precisely and determine if they have made it "too good". If it's too good the quality is decreased on purpose in order to reduce the lifespan such that people will buy more. Other testing goes into the equation as well, but enough data has been collected over the years that it can be calculated/simulated.
Ask HN: Can a SaaS survive on a donation-based model?
We're a couple of guys who have build a SaaS (B2C) that provides a very customizable news aggregate with deep consideration for privacy and anonymity.As such we have a lot of problems receiving payments because of VAT (we located in EU and have customers both in EU and outside as well). We do not require customers to sign up by name, address, etc.We're thinking about switching to a...