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California lawmakers are making adjustments to age-gating laws, providing exemptions for open source systems while introducing new restrictions. Public response has played a role in these changes.
Tiny-vLLM, an open-source inference engine optimized for large language models, leverages C++ and CUDA for enhanced performance and efficiency.
Volkswagen's recent mandate for client assertion has resulted in the blocking of Home Assistant integration, raising concerns among users.
The impressive performance of Snowflake may indicate promising opportunities within the software sector, potentially benefiting other companies in the industry.
French lawmakers are preparing to vote on the repeal of the Code Noir, a law that has lingered since the abolition of slavery in 1848, prompting renewed discussions on reparations.
Arturia has launched Memory V, a new software instrument that aims to capture the essence of the iconic Memorymoog synthesizer.
Chert, co-founded by Gary and Ian, has introduced an API aimed at helping businesses manage iMessage conversations efficiently. The product is now available for use.
A new framework, NeuroNL2LTL, seeks to improve the translation of natural language to Linear Temporal Logic, potentially broadening the scope of formal verification in critical safety applications.
The property developer Truong My Lan is currently serving a life sentence for masterminding Vietnam's largest ever corruption scandal.
DeepSeek has unveiled Reasonix, a coding agent aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing costs for developers. With notable caching capabilities, it seeks to address key challenges in coding.
This article delves into the importance of perceptual image codecs within the realm of modern image compression techniques, highlighting their practical applications.
In a significant development for software preservation, Microsoft has released the earliest known source code for DOS, allowing developers and historians to access this foundational code.
A recently developed framework enables a quick assessment of early child development, focusing on four essential skill areas, particularly beneficial for educators and researchers in resource-limited settings.
A recent optimization effort has successfully reduced the size of a Node.js production Docker image from 1.2GB to just 78MB, enhancing deployment efficiency.
The US and Iran appear to be moving towards a framework agreement to end hostilities, with a decision expected soon, according to various sources.
The z386 project aims to recreate the classic 80386 microprocessor using original microcode, fostering community engagement and discussion.
A new open source Kanban desktop application aims to boost productivity for developers by allowing parallel agents to run on each card, facilitating task management.
The Colorado legislature has made an important amendment to the Age Verification Bill, exempting open source projects from its regulations, a move welcomed by developers.
The recent departure of significant FDA officials has sparked worries among biotech executives about the future of rare disease drug development, emphasizing the need for regulatory stability.
This summer, NYC's Gray Area is set to host an impressive lineup featuring artists like elrow, Kerri Chandler, Patrick Topping, and Chippy Nonstop at various venues.