Android May Soon Restrict On-Device ADB (Kitsumed Blog)
A proposed Android change to restrict on-device ADB may break Shizuku, Termux, and developer tools.
Split between those wanting a toggle and those arguing the change is reasonable.
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A proposed Android change to restrict on-device ADB may break Shizuku, Termux, and developer tools.
Split between those wanting a toggle and those arguing the change is reasonable.
A site lets job seekers report companies that ghost them after interviews.
Two camps: one arguing for legal penalties on fake job ads, another focused on the site's vibe-coded look.
Anthropic cut 80% of Claude Code's system prompt for Claude 5 models, finding overconstraining hurt performance.
Widespread agreement that over-engineering prompts fights the model; simpler direction and hand-edits work better.
Open-weight AI models can form a neutral platform like Kubernetes did, attracting ecosystem innovation.
Open-weight models are seen as a pricing sanity check, but skepticism remains about the consumer market's willingness to pay for AI inference.
Taylor Farms called the White House to delay a Cyclospora recall, per WSJ.
Distrust dominates: corruption claims clash with false-positive defense.
The shell null command (`:`) does nothing but has practical uses in parameter expansion and argument validation.
Mixed reception: some find `:` useful for validation, others call examples incomplete or prefer real languages.
Grassroots vigilantes across the US are vandalizing Flock cameras to protest mass surveillance.
Top comments argue vandalism is inevitable when democratic speech is ignored.
BitChat is a decentralized messaging app using Bluetooth mesh and Nostr.
Commenters highlighted Bluetooth mesh as the app's main differentiator from Nostr and XMTP.
A 28.9M parameter LLM runs on an $8 ESP32-S3 microcontroller using per-layer embeddings.
Enthusiasm for the trick, with side debates on MCU feasibility and RISC-V value.
JetZero's blended-wing Z4 airliner claims up to 50% better fuel efficiency with international range and 250 seats.
Deep skepticism that a startup can certify a novel airliner, with a counter-camp citing SpaceX as precedent.
A mathematician describes a spiritual crisis as LLMs generate counterexamples to long-standing conjectures.
Commenters are split: some see AI removing drudgery, others mourn loss of creative hands-on work.
Fly.io shifts focus to agent-run cloud computers called Sprites.
Mixed reactions to Fly.io's bet on agent cloud computers.
Brolly is a plain-text weather forecast site for York, UK, built with PocketBase.
Users love the minimalist design but want a curl-able plain-text mode and improved location search.
An ESP32-C3 and round display create a live ADS-B aircraft radar.
Debate over whether the device is a radar, given it uses external ADS-B data, not primary radar.
DeepSeek pauses fundraising after leaked transcript reveals candid remarks on US compute gap.
Split on whether the pause is due to the compute gap or the leak itself.
GrapheneOS details its secure element rate limiting and insider attack resistance against data extraction from locked devices.
Real-world legal case cited where a duress PIN wiped a phone at a US border search.
Ruff v0.16.0 enables 413 lint rules by default, up from 59.
Widely welcomed but some warn that 413 default rules can overwhelm existing projects.
GM backs Peak Energy's sodium-ion batteries for U.S. grid storage.
Skepticism over Peak's reliance on Chinese cells; proponents cite cycle-life and cooling advantages.
Debian community votes on three proposals to regulate LLM contributions.
Commenters split between supporting a total ban on LLM contributions and worrying about collateral damage to security work and non-English contributors.
MouthPad is a custom-fit mouthpiece that turns tongue and head movements into cursor control.
Praise for the assistive tech value, but debate over the $1,400 price and whether it constitutes a disability tax.