Google kills Gemini cloud services is the best one. I can't believe I haven't seen that joke until today.
"IBM to acquire OpenAI (Rumor) (bloomberg.com)".... quick someone set up a polymarket so i can bet against it.
Readit Newsstingrae commented on Show HN: Gemini Pro 3 imagines the HN front page 10 years from now dosaygo-studio.github.io/... · Posted by u/keepamovin
stingrae commented on Neato vacuum robots to stop working support.neatorobotics.com... · Posted by u/simonlondon
> Robots still work: Your Neato robot will continue to function manually. Simply press the button once to launch a full house run.
Your title is wrong
The functionality is very much reduced.
stingrae commented on Blue Origin lands New Glenn rocket booster on second try techcrunch.com/2025/11/13... · Posted by u/perihelions
Congrats to the Blue Origin team! That's a heck of a milestone (landing it on the second attempt). It will compete more with Falcon Heavy than Starship[1] but it certainly could handle all of the current GEO satellite designs. I'm sure that the NRO will appreciate the larger payload volume as well. Really super glad to see they have hardware that has successfully done all the things. The first step to making it as reliable as other launch platforms. And having a choice for launch services is always a good thing for people buying said launch services.
Notably, from a US policy standpoint, if they successfully become 'lift capability #2' then it's going to be difficult to ULA to continue on.
[1] Although if Starship's lift capacity keeps getting knocked back that might change.
Doesn't ULA use Blue Origin's rocket engines?
stingrae commented on Blue Origin lands New Glenn rocket booster on second try techcrunch.com/2025/11/13... · Posted by u/perihelions
Anyone know more about the explosive landing feet anchors at T+9:55?
Potentially welding the feet to the deck detailed in this patent: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20240124165A1/en
stingrae commented on Solarpunk is happening in Africa climatedrift.substack.com... · Posted by u/JoiDegn
"This worked great if you were electrifying America in the 1930s, when labor was cheap, materials were subsidized, and the government could strong-arm right-of-way access."
It was good in the moment. The issue is maintaining it without the same cheap labor and materials. PG&E in California is a perfect example. There is no way for them to maintain the grid which is aging and causing fires. We are going to have to switch to a slightly similar regional power generation/storage model.
stingrae commented on Accessing Max Verstappen's passport and PII through FIA bugs ian.sh/fia... · Posted by u/galnagli
stingrae commented on Shipping 100 hardware units in under eight weeks farhanhossain.substack.co... · Posted by u/M_farhan_h
Hi HN! We built Blue, a voice assistant that can use any app on your phone via a tiny USB-C hardware “hand” we call Bud. Here’s how we went from concept to 100 working units in 55 days for YC Demo Day.
About me: I’m a robotics and product design engineer focused on building thoughtful tools for the world. I hold dozens of patents in hardware and manufacturing, and I care deeply about how things are made and who they’re made for.
For over a decade, I’ve worked across robotics, wearables, and consumer electronics. As one of the first engineers on the Apple Vision Pro, I took it from concept to mass production.
This is very cool. Will Apple allow this app to be deployed on the app store?
They arent.
They need probable cause to arrest just like any other law enforcement. If they just arrest you because you're annoying or fake charges. You can sue them for deprivation of rights.
They are, it could be that the vast majority are acting in good faith, but the videos show a very different story. There is also no statement from ICE renouncing bad behavior from their agents.
Also, you are going to have a hard time suing if you are an El Salvadorian prison.