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Hackaday Podcast Episode 317: Quantum Diamonds, Citizen Science, and Cobol to AI
- In this episode of the Hackaday podcast, the hosts discuss various topics including the Hackaday Pet Hacks Contest and a listener-contributed sound for the What's This Sound competition.
- Other topics covered include quantum diamonds, spectrometers, a tiny pogo robot, an 1880 wireless telephone replica, and a DIY scanning spectrometer.
- There is also mention of COBOL code porting, vibe coding, and the potential impact of AI usage on human cognition.
- The podcast is available for download as a DRM-free MP3 file.
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Tesla Cybercab no longer using chase vehicles in Giga Texas
- Tesla Cybercab, the company's first vehicle designed solely for autonomous driving, is progressing steadily in its development.
- Tesla expects to produce about 2 million Cybercabs per year and will manufacture them in multiple facilities.
- Recent images from the Giga Texas complex show that Tesla is testing the Cybercab without manually driven chase cars.
- The aggressive tint on the recent Cybercab prototypes suggests improvements in the vehicle's autonomous driving system.
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Malaysia Airlines adds Adient lie-flat seats to upcoming 737-10 MAX aircraft
- Malaysia Airlines plans to upgrade the Business Class cabin of its upcoming 737-10 MAX regional fleet with 12 lie-flat seats.
- Adient Aerospace, one of the preferred manufacturers, will provide the lie-flat seats for the narrow-body cabin.
- The airline aims to have 55 737-8 and 737-10 MAX aircraft in its fleet by 2030.
- The upgrade is part of Malaysia Airlines' plan to elevate its position to a Top 10 airline worldwide and a Top 5 within Asia.
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Crypto Mixer eXch Shuts Down After Suspected Involvement in Bybit Hack Fund Laundering
- eXch, a cryptocurrency mixing service, has announced its permanent shutdown after being suspected of being involved in money laundering activities related to the stolen funds from the recent Bybit hack.
- Blockchain investigators have traced the movement of the stolen funds to wallets that were interacting with eXch's mixing service, raising concerns about the privacy and anonymity offered by such services.
- The incident highlights the growing pressure on crypto mixers as forensic tools become more advanced, making it increasingly difficult to conceal the origin and movement of illicitly obtained funds.
- Regulatory agencies and law enforcement are focusing their efforts on cracking down on privacy-focused services, like eXch, due to their repeated utilization for money laundering and other illicit activities.
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Glassdoor saw an uptick in graduates applying to its summer internship. It could signal a growing trend.
- More recent college graduates are applying for internships, potentially indicating a more challenging job market.
- Glassdoor has seen a rise in recent graduates applying for its summer internships.
- The increase in graduate internship applications suggests that job prospects for early-career professionals may be limited.
- The slower job market has led to a decrease in entry-level job opportunities and internships offered by companies.
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Murshidabad violence: Bengal Governor visits affected families in Malda
- The Governor of West Bengal, Jagdeep Dhankhar, visited affected families in Malda following the Murshidabad violence.
- Teams from the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and the National Commission for Women (NCW) also visited the relief camps in Malda.
- The ruling Trinamool Congress criticized the visits, alleging that they were aimed at stoking tension in the region.
- Protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act turned violent in Murshidabad district, resulting in three deaths and several injuries.
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'Superman' Cast Reveals Bold, Incredible Behind-the-Scenes Preview
- Director James Gunn and the cast of the new 'Superman' movie have released a behind-the-scenes preview on the 87th anniversary of the character's first comic book appearance.
- The video includes a glimpse of The Daily Planet set, new Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan), and Superman (David Corenswet).
- The preview also shows David Corenswet's Superman wearing the iconic red trunks on the outside of the costume, a homage to the classic version of the character.
- Director James Gunn talks about the challenge of capturing the noble and beautiful essence of Superman in the upcoming movie, set to release on July 11, 2025.
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What is Instagram Blend? How does it work? How do I create one?
- Instagram Blend brings friends around shared interests.
- It creates a shared feed for you and your friends to discover new recommended reels together.
- To create a blend, open a chat with friends and hit the new Blend icon at the top of the chat.
- The blend feed is refreshed daily with new content and respects the sensitive content setting of the members.
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The first foldable e-reader reminds me of an ancient technology — books
- Taiwan-based company Readmoo has unveiled its latest color e-reader, the mooInk V, at the 2025 Touch Taiwan Exhibition.
- The mooInk V folds in half with a center hinge, resembling a book. It is slightly heavier than a Kindle at 225 grams and can handle over 200,000 bends.
- The e-reader features E Ink's Gallery 3 display, offering up to 50,000 shades and a screen resolution of 300ppi.
- Specific details, such as dimensions, cost, and release date, have not been disclosed yet.
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I'm a first-generation grad student who went to an Ivy League school. I couldn't measure up to some of my rich classmates.
- The author, a first-generation graduate student, felt out of place among some of their wealthier classmates at Columbia Journalism School.
- While their classmates could afford to attend graduate school full time, the author had to continue working and attending school part-time.
- The author struggled to fit in with their wealthier classmates, but they were motivated by their experiences and eventually found success.
- Despite feeling like a working-class outsider, the author has now paid off most of their debt and enjoys traveling the world.
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Insider
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The best budget headphones of 2025: Cheap picks that still sound great
- The best budget headphones provide great sound quality and features without breaking the bank.
- For over-ear headphones, the Soundcore Life Q30 offers impressive active noise-canceling performance under $80.
- The Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are recommended for wireless earbuds with a design similar to AirPods and excellent ANC for their class.
- The top picks include Soundcore Life Q30, Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, Audio-Technica ATH-M20X, JLab Go Air Pop, and Turtle Beach Recon 70.
- The Soundcore Life Q30 provides clear sound, good noise cancellation, and a long battery life of up to 60 hours without ANC.
- The Audio-Technica ATH-M20X offers great audio quality for under $50 but lacks wireless connectivity and ANC.
- The Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are midrange buds with noise cancellation and multipoint pairing, offering performance close to pricier options.
- The JLab Go Air Pop are reliable wireless earbuds for under $25, providing solid performance and balanced sound quality.
- The Turtle Beach Recon 70 is a good budget wired headset for gaming with comfortable ear cups and an integrated boom mic.
- Testing focused on audio performance, build quality, value, and extra features like noise cancellation to select the best budget headphones.
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Revolutionizing Material Design: How Genetic Engineering Enhances Uranium Extraction from Seawater
- Researchers at Hainan University have developed a protein named LSUBP, using biomolecular engineering, to improve uranium extraction from seawater, offering an alternative method for sourcing this critical element for nuclear energy.
- Uranium extraction from seawater poses challenges due to low concentrations and competition from other metal ions, prompting the need for innovative solutions.
- The engineered LSUBP protein features twin uranyl-binding sites designed for enhanced uranium binding efficiency without compromising stability.
- Constructed hydrogel fibers incorporating LSUBP displayed exceptional durability and significant uranium adsorption capacity in seawater, marking a notable advancement in extraction technology.
- Molecular docking studies confirmed the effectiveness of the dual binding sites in LSUBP, showcasing a robust binding mechanism for uranium ions.
- The research suggests possibilities for creating advanced materials for extracting other metal ions using genetic engineering of proteins rich in α-helical structures.
- The study's lead researcher, Ning Wang, highlights the potential for multiple uranyl-binding sites in proteins for various applications, extending beyond uranium extraction.
- Integrating biotechnology with resource management has the potential to revolutionize sustainable energy solutions, tapping into the vast resources present in our oceans.
- This advancement in biomolecular engineering offers a cleaner, more efficient approach to utilizing the abundant resources available in seawater for multiple applications.
- The research, to be published in the National Science Review, emphasizes the importance of sustainable resource management, offering a platform for further advancements in the field.
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Justdial Q4 Profit Zooms 36% YoY To INR 158 Cr
- Justdial reported a net profit of INR 157.60 Cr in Q4 FY25, up 36% YoY.
- Net revenue from operations rose 7% to INR 289.2 Cr in the quarter.
- Operating EBITDA increased 22% to INR 86.1 Cr YoY.
- Justdial added 12.31 Lakh listings in Q4 FY25.
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Medium
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What Kind of Products Will Survive 2045?
- A futurist predicts that there would be a runaway cycle of self-improvement by intelligent machines, leading to the technological singularity for 2045.
- Builders should focus on creating products with user protection, product security, and encryption as priorities.
- Quantum computing could expose vulnerabilities in payment security, private keys, forged transactions, and the trust model of blockchain itself.
- The products that will survive in 2045 will have the ability to learn, secure, trace, sustain, and care, built on these five enduring pillars.
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HP agrees to $4 million settlement over inflated PC prices on its website
- HP has agreed to pay $4 million to settle a class-action lawsuit.
- The lawsuit alleged that HP misled customers with deceptive pricing on its website.
- HP was accused of displaying inflated original prices to create the illusion of significant discounts.
- Under the settlement, HP will establish a $4 million fund to compensate affected customers.
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