HeyJaredRob Beschizza
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Instax Pal 2: fun but pricey pocket toy camera (opens the original)
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Fujifilm's ever-growing Instax range trends toward both high-end retro and pocketable fun (consider the runaway success of Kodak's Charmera), with both to be found in the Instax Pal 2. Shorn of its printer and only 1.4 x 1.6 x 3.6 inches (37 x 42 x 92mm), it's completely unlike to the bloblike original in style. There's a 1/3" image sensor with f/2.2 aperture lens, LED flash and autofocus. You can put an SD card slot in it for more storage, and plug it in to a computer (or phone) via USB-C port.
RAM shortage to last two more years, say top manufacturers (opens the original)
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Executives from Samsung and Micron, two of the world's top manufacturers of random access memory, warned this week that the RAM shortage would continue through 2028. AI companies take it all for their datacenters, and what's left for everyone else will continue to command premium prices. Here's Sanjay Mehrotra, CEO of Micron, which has left the consumer business entirely: "Even after they are built, even after first wafer output, production ramps up only gradually in the clean rooms. That's just
Book of Shapes: customizable SVG patterns for print and web (opens the original)
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Book of Shapes [via] is a collection of minimalist generative SVG patterns created by Nikolaj Sokolowski. Beautiful and elaborate, yet each defined by a few lines of code, they can be customized for use on the web or in print. I think my favorite is the one named Joy Division; it's fun to be able to customize its parameters. There are dozens to start with, organized into categories (grid, radial, noise, flow, isometric, organic, distortion and physics) and accompanied by explainers for the gener
France discovers the dubious pleasures of AI detection (opens the original)
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AI detection is a difficult job, made worse for everyone by it being such a delicious ingredient in academic snake oil. But one service has clearly outformed the others in tests: Pangram. It went beyond obvious characteristics of LLM output such as perplexity and ngram distance, training its own classifiers on large collections of human text and generative imitations. But that success has led media to use it in peremptory fashion to judge claims of AI-based shenanigans in literary matters, and t
Trump "super intelligence" rebrand leads to land rush for .si domains (opens the original)
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Following his meeting with top AI executives yesterday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order declaring that artificial intelligence will henceforth be known as "super intelligence." The order, which applies to federal government, call he made last week during his speech to the United Nations General Assembly. The immediate result is a rush to nap up Slovenian domain names, they being under the top-level-domain ".si" and perfect for all your super intelligent online activities. Regist
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