When reviewing job applications, you’ll inevitably have to confront other people’s use of AI. But Karine Mellata, the co-founder of cybersecurity/safety tooling startup Intrinsic, shared a unique solution with Business Insider. [Alternate URL here] A couple months ago, my cofounder, Michael, and I noticed that while we were getting some high-quality candidates, we were also
Read MoreWhen reviewing job applications, you’ll inevitably have to confront other people’s use of AI. But Karine Mellata, the co-founder of cybersecurity/safety tooling startup Intrinsic, shared a unique solution with Business Insider. [Alternate URL here] A couple months ago, my cofounder, Michael, and I noticed that while we were getting some high-quality candidates, we were also
Read MoreAppearing onstage at the Bitcoin 2024 conference, Trump also promised to “fire” SEC chair Gary Gensler, set up a crypto advisory council, and make the United States the “crypto capital of the world.”
Read MoreSpeaking at the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made a number of cryptocurrency-related pledges. In a speech which lasted for over an hour, the 78-year-old former president also criticized his political opponents, touching on topics like inflation, immigration, and his promise to “drill, baby, drill.” But he also made several announcements
Read MoreSouthern California Edison — one of America’s largest power companies — will buy power from 7-year-old fracking startup Fervo, reports the Washington Post. “But instead of oil and gas, Fervo is hunting heat, a more abundant resource that neither pollutes the air nor contributes to global warming.” The heat will fuel a new type of
Read MoreSouthern California Edison — one of America’s largest power companies — will buy power from 7-year-old fracking startup Fervo, reports the Washington Post. “But instead of oil and gas, Fervo is hunting heat, a more abundant resource that neither pollutes the air nor contributes to global warming.” The heat will fuel a new type of
Read MoreLaw enforcement officials have identified the criminal behind “more than 20 bomb or shooting threats to schools and other places,” reports CNN. It was an 11-year-old boy: Investigators tracked the calls to a home in Henrico County, Virginia, just outside Richmond. Local deputies searched the home this month, and the 11-year-old boy who lived there
Read MoreOpinion post by Andrew Grush Boost Mobile is one of the oldest and best-known prepaid networks in the US, though it has a mixed reputation depending on who you ask and what company owned it at the time. These days Boost is owned by Dish Network, and while it might not be as hot as
Read MoreCredit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority “Never take broken for an answer.” This motto, wrapped around a wrench, is emblazoned on Kyle Wiens’ red t-shirt. Wiens is the CEO of iFixit, one of the most popular destinations for everything you need when it comes to repairing smartphones, tablets, laptops, and more. The shirt — available
Read MoreA Ukrainian YouTuber has posted a nearly 20-minute review of the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL. However, the model he has is a design sample and is never shown with the display turned on, likely because it doesn’t actually boot. Regardless, we get many great shots of the phone’s design and a good idea of
Read MoreCredit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority “Never take broken for an answer.” This motto, wrapped around a wrench, is emblazoned on Kyle Wiens’ red t-shirt. Wiens is the CEO of iFixit, one of the most popular destinations for everything you need when it comes to repairing smartphones, tablets, laptops, and more. The shirt — available
Read MoreCredit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority In May this year, T-Mobile raised prices by $2-$5 for some legacy plans. The problem, though, is that those legacy plans had a price lock guarantee dating back to 2017. A new class-action lawsuit against the carrier alleges that T-Mobile used misleading statements in advertising. Remember the good ol’
Read MoreThe Western-style “N Edition,” which is inspired by the original NES controller, is on sale at Woot through July 30th. | Image: 8BitDo With all the excitement over the 2024 Olympics, it’s easy to forget that this weekend is the last weekend of July. Yet, as August approaches, so does back-to-school season. We’ve pulled together
Read MoreFacebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram have an intelligent assistant built on Llama 3.1, Meta AI. It’s a great AI assistant that can be accessed from these three apps. Like every other AI tool, Meta AI can answer your questions you might have, help you with your writing, give you advice, and generate images for you. Meta
Read MoreEarlier this month, Samsung launched the Galaxy Watch Ultra and immediately got flack for its familiar look (read: the Apple Watch Ultra must feel flattered). Whether you personally buy into the take that Samsung copied Apple or not, there’s no question the company omitted its most unique and beloved feature: the rotating bezel. I’ve
Read MoreAsus puts all the gray, boring Chromebooks out there to shame with the sleek and all-white CX34.
Read MoreIncrease the number of things you can connect to your Mac by getting yourself a Thunderbolt 4 dock. These are AppleInsider’s recommendations to achieve expansion nirvana. An assortment of Thunderbolt docks One of the problems when buying a MacBook is that you’ll feel like there aren’t enough ports for all of your hardware. The answer
Read MoreLongtime Slashdot reader Randseed writes: Boeing Starliner is apparently still stuck at the ISS, six weeks longer than planned due to engine troubles. The root cause seems to be overheating. NASA is still hopeful that they can bring the two astronauts back on the Starliner, but if not apparently there is a SpaceX Dragon craft
Read MoreThe Google Pixel 9 series is fast approaching. Even though we’re still several days away from the company’s August 13 launch date, there’s not much about the smartphones we don’t know. While specs are critical, many choose their smartphones based on the colors offered. In our exclusive report in May, we confirmed that the Pixel
Read MoreNow, we wouldn’t necessarily call ourselves connoisseurs of fine art here at Hackaday. But we do enjoy watching [Julian Baumgartner]’s YouTube channel, where he documents the projects that he takes on as a professional conservationists. Folks send in their dirty or damaged pieces, [Julian] works his magic, and the end result often looks like a
Read Morejoshuark shares a report from The Verge: NASA researchers have successfully tested laser communications in space by streaming 4K video footage originating from an airplane in the sky to the International Space Station and back. The feat demonstrates that the space agency could provide live coverage of a Moon landing during the Artemis missions and
Read MoreIt sometimes seems as though computing power in your pocket is a relatively new phenomenon, but in fact there have been ultraportable computers since the 8-bit era. They started to become useful around the end of the 1980s though as enterprising manufacturers started cramming full-fat PC XTs into pocket form factors. Of these the one
Read MoreIt sometimes seems as though computing power in your pocket is a relatively new phenomenon, but in fact there have been ultraportable computers since the 8-bit era. They started to become useful around the end of the 1980s though as enterprising manufacturers started cramming full-fat PC XTs into pocket form factors. Of these the one
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from MIT Technology Review: Since the beginning of the generative AI boom, content creators have argued that their work has been scraped into AI models without their consent. But until now, it has been difficult to know whether specific text has actually been used in a training data set.
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from MIT Technology Review: Since the beginning of the generative AI boom, content creators have argued that their work has been scraped into AI models without their consent. But until now, it has been difficult to know whether specific text has actually been used in a training data set.
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