Daily Hacker News 18-05-2024

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Daily Hacker News

1. OpenAI departures: Why can’t former employees talk? www.vox.com comments
2. Bend: a high-level language that runs on GPUs (via HVM2) github.com comments
3. Zoraxy: Open-Source, All in one homelab network routing solution zoraxy.arozos.com comments
4. Wuffs: Wrangling Untrusted File Formats Safely github.com comments
5. Non-Euclidean Doom: what happens to a game when pi is not 3.14159 (2022) [video] media.ccc.de comments
6. Toon3D: Seeing cartoons from a new perspective toon3d.studio comments
7. Ubershaders: A Ridiculous Solution to an Impossible Problem (2017) dolphin-emu.org comments
8. Truemetrics (YC S23) is hiring a back end engineer www.ycombinator.com comments
9. Multi AI agent systems using OpenAI's assistants API github.com comments
10. The New 'Dream Chaser' Spacecraft Prepares to Visit the ISS www.scientificamerican.com comments
11. Exact binary vector search for RAG in 100 lines of Julia domluna.com comments
12. Show HN: I built a website to create financial models for any stock online www.useequityval.com comments
13. Pacific squid flashes its attack 'headlights' www.bbc.com comments
14. The Beauty of Concrete worksinprogress.co comments
15. ADSL works over wet string (2017) www.revk.uk comments
16. Scholars discover rare 16th-century tome with handwritten notes by John Milton arstechnica.com comments
17. Computer scientists invent an efficient new way to count www.quantamagazine.org comments
18. ILGPU: Write GPU programs with C# and F# github.com comments
19. LoRA Learns Less and Forgets Less arxiv.org comments
20. Third Time: a better way to work (2022) www.lesswrong.com comments
21. A Trial HIV Vaccine Triggered Elusive and Essential Antibodies in Humans corporate.dukehealth.org comments
22. Show HN: Drivr – VR with real vehicles [video] www.youtube.com comments
23. HMT: Hierarchical Memory Transformer for Long Context Language Processing arxiv.org comments
24. The Unusual Evolutionary Journey of the Baobab Tree www.nytimes.com comments
25. The case against dual axis charts (and what to use instead) (2018) blog.datawrapper.de comments