Awkward controls and a lack of features make a device for Atari completists only.

The Atari 7800+ is a no-frills glimpse into a forgotten gaming era - Ars Technica

“More software has been played on Nintendo Switch than on any other Nintendo hardware.”…

Nintendo confirms Switch 2 will play original Switch games - Ars Technica

The game will take “full advantage of Apple silicon,” CD Projekt Red says.

Apple silicon Macs will get their ultimate gaming test with Cyberpunk 2077 release - Ars Technica

Google’s cloud business is still a distant third to Microsoft and Amazon.

AI, cloud boost Alphabet profits by 34 percent - Ars Technica

In 2023, regulatory filings said ... workers. Enlarge / Almost every person Blind surveyed isn't pleased. ... In a blog post this week, Blind underscored some notable comments posted on its platform about the return-to-office (RTO) policy. One Amazon employee wrote on Blind, “My morale for this job is gone, gonna totally check out…” · There are similar discussions elsewhere on the web, with some saying that the policy is unjust because they were hired as a remote worker during ...

Most Amazon workers considering job hunting due to 5-day in-office policy: Poll | Ars Technica

Complaint cites "steep penalties" for Microsoft customers using other providers.

Google accuses Microsoft of antitrust violations over Azure cloud platform | Ars Technica

Interestingly, 32 percent of employees reported that they already know someone who quit in response to the impending five-day, in-office work week. Blind also noted that some of its users pointed to people dropping out of job interviews because Amazon won’t allow remote work.

While the vast majority of those are hourly warehouse workers or delivery drivers, it still has hundreds of thousands of office-based staff. Amazon has been in the vanguard of the return to the office drive, making it an outlier among tech companies that continue to offer more flexible terms. Google requires staff to regularly attend one of its buildings three times a week, and many start-ups remain completely remote...

Amazon kills remote working, tells workers to be in office 5 days a week | Ars Technica

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How is human intelligence safe? Or what is the safety of human intelligence, before thinking of AI safety? Human intelligence is safe by human affect. 

AI Safety Summit: Dual Alignment Workshops

Adobe recently got sued by the U.S. government for harming consumers with their subscription model and their cancellation method. 

Uncle Sam Elbow Drops Adobe With a Lawsuit

In this paper, researchers describe an implementation of the Dancing Links optimization in the Rust programming language.

Rust Implementation of Knuth's Dancing Links: Conclusion, Acknowledgments, and References

A "frightfully close" call with hackers trying to pierce through xz Utils could have led to the next Solar Winds incident.


How a Malicious Xz Utils Update Nearly Caused a Catastrophic Cyberattack on Linux Systems Worldwide

Explore the conclusions drawn from using Dramatron, a co-writing tool for generating screenplays and theatre scripts through hierarchical story generation. 

How Dramatron Empowers Co-Creative Scriptwriting with AI Assistance 

Things to consider when choosing an open-source software license for your project. 

Why the GNU General Public License v3 for Your Open-Source Project?

A security issue in Solidity boils down to smart contracts not behaving the way they were intended to. 

Smart Contract Security in Solidity

We uncover several factual mistakes in Microsoft’s new Bing and Google’s Bard demonstrations, suggesting limitations in conversational AI models like ChatGPT.

Mistakes of Microsoft's New Bing: Can ChatGPT-like Generative Models Guarantee Factual Accuracy?

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