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1. Ultra high-resolution image of The Night Watch (2022) Total comment counts : 35 Summary The Rijksmuseum has created a groundbreaking high-resolution image of Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch,” achieving a remarkable resolution of 5 µm (0.005 mm) and totaling 717 gigapixels with a file size of 5.6 TB. To produce this enormous image, a grid of 97 rows and 87 columns of 8,439 photographs was captured using a sophisticated laser-guided camera system, ensuring precise alignment for sharp images....

1. 3K free SVG icons for popular brands Total comment counts : 23 Summary The article discusses a project that provides 3,198 free SVG icons for popular brands. It mentions that users can request missing icons or report outdated ones through GitHub. The project is maintained by contributors to Simple Icons and is supported by donations via Open Collective. Top 1 Comment Summary The article promotes a logo search engine that has indexed nearly 500,000 logos, available at logosear....

1. Nintendo Files Suit for Infringement of Patent Rights Against Pocketpair, Inc Total comment counts : 31 Summary On September 18, 2024, Nintendo Co., Ltd. and The Pokémon Company filed a patent infringement lawsuit in the Tokyo District Court against Pocketpair, Inc. The lawsuit claims that Pocketpair’s game, Palworld, violates several patent rights and seeks both an injunction to stop the infringement and compensation for damages. Top 1 Comment Summary Pocketpair has responded to a situation by hiring lawyers who are identical to those used by Nintendo, but with the added difference of being armed....

1. Apple mobile processors are now made in America by TSMC Total comment counts : 61 Summary TSMC has begun production of Apple’s A16 mobile processors at its Arizona facility, utilizing a 5nm process (sometimes referred to as a 4nm node). Initially produced in small quantities, production is expected to ramp up significantly as the fab’s second stage is completed, aiming for full-scale operations in early 2025. This initiative is part of the U....

1. Fixing an Elgato HD60 S HDMI capture device with the help of Ghidra Total comment counts : 18 Summary The article discusses a project involving hardware diagnostics, specifically the repair of a broken Elgato Game Capture HD60 S USB device. Inspired by YouTube repair channels, the author bought the nonfunctional device on eBay and found that it did not power on. After opening it up, they used a thermal camera to identify hot components, discovering potential issues with two chips—identified as Fitipower FP6373A voltage regulators—and a TI TPS60403DBV voltage inverter....

1. Fair: A Go library for serving resources fairly Total comment counts : 8 Summary The article introduces “FAIR,” a Go library designed to ensure fair distribution of limited resources in resource-constrained environments, such as database or job execution resources. The core algorithm is based on the Stochastic Fair BLUE method, modified to throttle resources only during genuine shortages, unlike other methods that may deny requests even when resources are available....

1. Lazarus Group laundered $200M from 25 crypto hacks to fiat Total comment counts : 22 Summary The article provides an overview of various cryptocurrency hacks attributed to the Lazarus Group, a cyber threat group linked to the North Korean government. It covers significant incidents between August 2020 and October 2023, highlighting financial motivations and the group’s sophisticated use of malware. Key incidents include: CoinBerry - Unauthorized withdrawals led to a loss of $370,000 due to a software bug....

1. My 71 TiB ZFS NAS After 10 Years and Zero Drive Failures Total comment counts : 50 Summary The article discusses the author’s experience with a 10-year-old 4U NAS (Network Attached Storage) built from twenty-four 4 TB HGST drives, which has not experienced any drive failures. The author attributes this longevity to regularly powering down the NAS when not in use, resulting in about 6000 hours of runtime over the decade—equivalent to just 250 days....

1. Notes on OpenAI’s new o1 chain-of-thought models Total comment counts : 61 Summary On September 12, 2024, OpenAI unveiled two new models, o1-preview and o1-mini, aimed at enhancing reasoning capabilities over previous models like GPT-4o. These models focus on taking more time to think before responding, utilizing a reinforcement learning approach to improve the “chain of thought” mechanism. This enables them to handle complex prompts by breaking down tasks and refining strategies over time....

1. Learning to Reason with LLMs Total comment counts : 180 Summary I apologize, but without the text of the article, I am unable to summarize it. Please provide the text and I will be happy to help you. Top 1 Comment Summary The author used the GPT-4 model via ChatGPT to reverse engineer the binary bluetooth protocol of their kitchen fan in order to integrate it into Home Assistant. Although the initial model was helpful, it couldn’t determine the transmission pattern of the fan’s remaining runtime in a certain mode....