Night update, generated 2026-08-24.
24 new stories since Lunch.
Sources: Hacker News, Lobsters
HN: 276 points, 314 comments (discussion)
100% We're already seeing this at the enterprise level. Companies have dictates from leadership that "if you're writing code manually, you're doing it wrong." Okay, that kind of works for a while. We are indeed producing a shit-ton of code, but the reality is that engineers are pumping out code fast...
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 792 points, 530 comments (discussion)
I don't know if this EU regulation will work or not (most likely not), but I can share how it is done in China (where package volume is orders of magnitude higher). China identifies "choke points" most packages pass: large platforms and logistics companies. Yes, Chinese e-commerce is more centralize...
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HN: 490 points, 317 comments (discussion)
This is still an ARM C1-Ultra. Same one used in Mediatek dimensity 9500, which also got more than 4000 points in GB6 lab test. But actual results inside phone with smartphone cooling and wattage requirement became close to 3300. But perhaps the most important thing, Xiaomi is now able to make chip s...
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HN: 440 points, 544 comments (discussion)
A lot of people here are responding to the message but not to the meaning. It would be a good idea for young people to deeply know how these programs work. Not so that they can spend their career building them, but so that they can approach the next class of problems we'll all start trying to solve,...
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HN: 329 points, 138 comments (discussion)
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HN: 224 points, 98 comments (discussion)
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