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  1. 041Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Jointly optimizing SQL queries and LLM inference for up to 14x speedups

    This article discusses optimizing SQL queries that invoke large language models (LLMs) for data processing. The authors propose jointly optimizing query plans and LLM inference to achieve up to 14x speedups, addressing the high cost of AI-SQL systems that can generate millions of model calls per query.

    By Shreya Shankar; Charles Frye; Fergus Finn; Arnav Dhariya; Joseph Barrow; Meryem Arik
  2. 042Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    GB Studio

    GB Studio is a game development platform that has enabled over 1,000 games to be created, ranging from hobbyist weekend projects to professional releases with physical media. The platform serves a diverse community including parents teaching children and major brands like McDonald's and Nike.

    By tosh
  3. 043Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    We're Taking Hobbies Too Far

    The article examines how hobbies have shifted from optional leisure activities into performance-based status symbols tied to identity, driven by wellness culture and social media. The author traces her own experience of over-scheduling recreational activities and explores how this pressure to curate an impressive hobby portfolio has transformed what should be enjoyable pursuits into another form of achievement anxiety.

    By Meehika Barua
  4. 044Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Is Ken Griffin turning Wynwood into a college town?

    Billionaire Ken Griffin is donating $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University—$1 billion for its Pittsburgh computer science program and $2 billion to establish a new Miami campus in Wynwood. The 35-acre campus, set to open in 2028, will enroll over 3,500 students and focus on research in healthcare, national security, energy, and artificial intelligence.

    By B Scott McLendon
  5. 045Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: Ciao – Control coding agents from your phone

    Ciao is an iPhone app that lets users control coding agents like Claude Code and Codex from their mobile device. It features a card-based interface with live terminal and chat views, customizable keyboard controls, and clipboard integration for managing agent interactions on the go.

    By bojanstef
  6. 046Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    You Don't Know Bidi (and Neither Does ChatGPT)

    The article explores bidirectional text (bidi) rendering in digital systems, where languages like Arabic and Persian flow right-to-left while English flows left-to-right. It demonstrates how modern tools including ChatGPT struggle to display mixed-direction text correctly, despite the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm providing a standard solution that browsers implement effectively.

    By Mojtaba Seyedi
  7. 047Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Are You Sure You Want to Use MMAP in Your Database Management System? (2022)

    This 2022 paper warns that memory-mapped (mmap) file I/O, despite appearing simpler than traditional buffer pools, has severe correctness and performance issues that make it unsuitable for modern database management systems. The authors document why several popular DBMSs abandoned mmap after encountering hidden problems, and provide guidance on when mmap might be appropriately used.

    By Authors Andrew Crotty; Viktor Leis; Andrew Pavlo
  8. 048Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Phonon-2: most accurate open speech recognition model in a 164 MB download

    Phonon-2 is an open-source speech recognition model that achieves top accuracy at 164 MB download size, matching larger models on standard benchmarks while exceeding performance on parliamentary and meeting speech. It runs efficiently across Mac, Linux, Windows, and NVIDIA GPUs, converting an hour of audio to text in roughly 20 seconds on a MacBook Air.

    By Fermion Research
  9. 049Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Pining for Arc Downcasting in Rust

    A Rust developer discusses solving an expensive cloning problem in a concurrent cache implementation by using Arc pointers instead of cloning values, enabling cheap reference counting while maintaining thread safety.

    By birdculture
  10. 050Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Muse Browses the Internet

    This article examines Muse's browser capabilities by analyzing its filesystem and architecture. The system uses a separate pool of pre-warmed VMs running Chromium controlled by a Rust broker, with traffic routed through residential IPs via Oxylabs to avoid website blocking and detection. The setup prioritizes latency and task completion by separating browser execution from the agent's VM and providing datacenter-to-residential IP routing.

    By Aeroi
  11. 051Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    What do you want from AI?

    Anthropic is launching a study using its Interviewer tool to gather public input on people's experiences with AI, both positive and negative, and what they want from AI companies. Participants can choose to make their interviews public so researchers, policymakers, and the broader public can learn from diverse perspectives on AI's impact and development. This builds on a December study of 81,000 participants that influenced Anthropic's research agenda and was presented to international leaders.

    By tombot
  12. 052Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: Whisper Dictate – Offline push-to-talk dictation for Windows and macOS

    Whisper Dictate is an offline, local dictation tool for Windows and macOS that transcribes speech using NVIDIA Nemotron models on your GPU, with no cloud uploads or telemetry. It removes filler words, converts spoken punctuation to text, supports command execution, and offers customizable profiles for English and German at €40/year with a 14-day free trial.

    By richard_baecker
  13. 053Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: We stress-tested LangGraph with an evolutionary fuzzer

    Researchers stress-tested LangGraph and autonomous AI agents using co-evolutionary fuzzing and quality-diversity algorithms, discovering that larger models (24B, 33B) were more vulnerable to prompt injection attacks than smaller ones, while reasoning models like DeepSeek-R1 showed superior safety. The LIFE FORGE framework simulates enterprise environments with adversarial conditions across multiple dimensions to map agent vulnerabilities.

    By Zariffromlatif
  14. 054Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    E2B Embed

    E2B Embed is an open-source, self-hosted version of the E2B sandbox platform that runs on a single machine within your network or environment. It provides the same SDK and API as E2B Cloud but keeps all data, templates, and logs on-premises for regulated industries and data-sensitive use cases. Deployment options include Docker Compose, Terraform (GCP/AWS), and Kubernetes, with no external account or license required.

    By E
  15. 055Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    America.gov chatbot hallucinates Minecraft's End Poem

    America.gov's chatbot generated a modified version of Minecraft's End Poem by substituting words like 'player' with 'constituent' and 'game' with 'chat,' demonstrating an instance of AI hallucination where the system produced creative but factually ungrounded content.

    By Aeroi
  16. 056Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Reddit will stop supporting RSS feeds on November 13th

    Reddit is restricting access to Old Reddit by requiring users to log in and have used it within the last six months, while also discontinuing RSS feed support on November 13th. The company attributes these changes to combating AI scraping and automated abuse, though the moves limit access for long-time users who don't regularly visit the classic interface.

    By Jay Peters
  17. 057Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Repack (Concurrently) in Postgres 19

    PostgreSQL 19 introduces REPACK (CONCURRENTLY), a built-in command that rewrites bloated tables online without extensions, using logical decoding to maintain a consistent snapshot and record changes during the rewrite. The author benchmarked REPACK against pg_squeeze and pg_repack extensions on a 90-million-row table, finding REPACK comparable in performance but more practical for managed services since it requires no shared libraries or restart.

    By Radim Marek
  18. 058Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: SideTap – an LLM drives a real iPhone from Windows, no Mac or jailbreak

    SideTap is a tool that allows LLM agents to control a real iPhone from Windows via USB without requiring a Mac, jailbreak, or Xcode. It uses go-ios and WebDriverAgent to provide real UI element access instead of OCR, with a live browser viewer for monitoring and interaction at 34 fps.

    By Ucsandman
  19. 059Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Carnegie Mellon University Announces Historic $3B Gift from Ken Griffin

    Carnegie Mellon University announced a historic $3 billion gift from Citadel founder Ken Griffin, the largest individual gift in higher education history. The gift includes $1 billion for CMU's Pittsburgh campus and $2 billion to launch CMU Miami, a new 35-acre campus in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood designed around societal challenges and expected to enroll students in 2028.

    By Guyadou
  20. 060Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    DxTimingCaptureLibrary

    Microsoft released DxTimingCaptureLibrary, an open-source C++ library for DirectX developers that simplifies interpretation of DirectX ETW events and integrates them into game profilers. The library extracts functionality from PIX Timing Captures and exposes GPU timing data, API object information, residency events, DirectStorage events, and performance metrics across Windows 10 and 11.

    By Austin Kinross