Hacker News with Generative AI

Nvidia Nemotron 3.5 Lightning and NeMo Switchyard (nvidia.com)
Compression Is Prediction (ngrok.com)
Mojo 1.0 (modular.com)
Stealing Reasoning Traces from Proprietary LLM APIs (stolen-thoughts.com)
How we used to get jobs: A newspaper classifieds story (ghost.io)
Your phone is the most intricate machine you've ever held. Let's take it apart. (everythingmachine.io)
Making holograms with a pen plotter (matelsky.com)
Show HN: iPhone app takes simultaneous images from 2 lenses, fuses into 1 photo (photosynthesis.camera)
A new study of a bot running a store finds it is friendly but not very smart (nytimes.com)
OpenAI’s head of ethics leaves less than a year after joining (ft.com)
England set to be one of the first countries to eliminate hepatitis C (bbc.com)
Jolt: Clojure compiler implemented with Chez Scheme (jolt-lang.github.io)
Show HN: Git-knife – edit commit messages, authors, and dates like a spreadsheet (github.com/TheRealYT)
The brain may be about to have its Ozempic moment (economist.com)
OpenSSH 10.5/10.5p1 (openssh.org)
Manus will return to operating as an independent company (manus.im)
Nvidia's Risky Business (stratechery.com)
Apple Silicon and macOS VMs: Faster LLM Inference with llama.cpp (github.com/trycua)
CSS properties you should know for better text designs (master.dev)
H3-metal – Native MiniMax-H3 inference for Apple Silicon (github.com/antirez)
Launch HN: Keet (YC S24) – An app to create video courses on anything (trykeet.com)
What I learned by putting GitHub Copilot behind a MitM proxy (lighthousenewsletter.com)
London Underground begins scanning passengers' faces (police.uk)
Archive of Animal Photography Reveals 18,000 Species and Counting (smithsonianmag.com)
Show HN: Write.md – A free, open-source, themeable Markdown editor for macOS (writemd.app)
Show HN: Needle2: 14MB agentic LLM for phones, wearables, smart home and robots (cactuscompute.com)
Go is an ideal language for AI-assisted software engineering (googleblog.com)
Chicken Scheme 6.0 (call-cc.org)
As AI eats the web, the internet’s collective memory is disappearing (thewalrus.ca)
Don't Look Up (wheresyoured.at)