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News lantra.nl 2 months ago
Bare-Metal Vibecoding - lantra.nl
Teaching AI to write verified firmware. A multi-agent pipeline that makes LLMs generate correct, bare-metal code for a real microcontroller.
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News Forbes 2 months ago
BKB 58 Miami: Date, Time and How to Watch
BKB 58 Miami takes place Aug. 29 at the James L. Knight Center. Main card starts 8 p.m. ET on Vice TV. Full announced card, start time and how to watch.
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News Hardware Busters 2 months ago
Comma.ai eGPU Dock Runs Open-Source Firmware: $249 Bare, $799 With an RX 9060
George Hotz's comma.ai eGPU dock ships with open-source ASM2464PD firmware: $249 for the dock, $799 with a Radeon RX 9060, and it works on a normal PC.
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News minid.net 2 months ago
Real Engineers Dig With Their Bare Hands - Minid.net
Yes, Father, I have sinned. I let a machine write the boring parts. No, I am not vibe coding. There is a difference, and the difference is two weeks of rules, a clear architecture, automated checks, and knowing exactly when to take the shovel back.
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News crates.io 3 months ago
crates.io: Rust Package Registry
crates.io serves as a central registry for sharing crates, which are packages or libraries written in Rust that you can use to enhance your projects
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News TechPolicyPress 3 months ago
AI Lays Bare the Authoritarianism of Modern Work. Time to Rethink Education.
AI now bypasses the original logic of the educational bargain altogether, write Dr. Velislava Hillman and Dr. Peter G. Kirchschlaeger.
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Blog 5 months ago
Central Europe is not Eastern Europe
TL;DR: Central Europe is a real region, sitting between Western and Eastern Europe, too often forgotten and mixed up with Eastern Europe. The two have different histories, culture, societies, and naming the difference is a way of respecting this identity.
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Blog 5 months ago
Enabling Ubuntu's TPM encryption switches you to a snap kernel that blocks deb kernel packages
TL;DR: Rediscovering that on Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04, ticking "Use hardware-backed disk encryption" in the installer silently gives you a snap-based system (snap kernel and bootloader, like Ubuntu Core) instead of a normal deb-based one. On a modern laptop
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