Morning edition, generated 2026-09-17.
Showing top 30 of 75 distinct stories after deduping (2 appeared in more than one source).
Sources: Hacker News, Lobsters
HN: 172 points, 21 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (Terence Eden), Lobsters
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 487 points, 172 comments (discussion)
I strongly dislike CUDA. Once you have allowed that proprietary cr*p into your C++ codebase, it is very hard to get rid, and you end up with code that is either tied to a single vendor or an #ifdef hell, probably both. The best way to program GPUs is face up to the reality that they are not the same...
Sources: Bubbles (Panagiotis Vryonis)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Slashdot
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 470 points, 95 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (deerhoof)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Slashdot
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 354 points, 90 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (Joel Chrono)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 316 points, 242 comments (discussion)
This interview with an AWS leader isn’t aging well, from CBS Sunday morning: Pogue asked, "I don't mean to give anyone ideas, but let's say I figured out that one of these unmarked buildings was an AWS data center, and I blew it up. Are you saying that it's so backed up and redundant that you probab...
Sources: Bubbles (Emma Goto)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Hackaday
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 236 points, 42 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (Jeffrey Pillow)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 191 points, 49 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (Mindless Talk)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 171 points, 22 comments (discussion)
Sources: Bubbles (Dan Q)
Sources: Lobsters
Sources: Hacker News
HN: 164 points, 56 comments (discussion)