Art TVs aren’t exactly known for being affordable, which is why Woot’s latest sale is notable. Now through June 26th, the retailer is discounting Samsung’s 2025 Frame TV and Hisense’s 2025 CanvasTV. The 65-inch CanvasTV is down to $779.99 ($520 off) — its best price of the year — while Samsung’s like-minded Frame TV is […]

"If you're 22 years old in San Francisco and building something in AI, there may be a seed term sheet in your inbox — but if you're 19, oh my God, this means you're really good; you might already have a Series A [offer]," said one, half-kiddingly.

I wanted to build a build a game, but this time, instead of implementing an existing game I tried to make something unique, without reinventing the wheel: memory mahjong . Initially, I started with a more ambitious project, with more complex mechanics that seemed to take ages, so I said, first I'll shift towards something that I can finish fast but focusing on polishing and simple mechanics. So I took the simplest idea and make it more playable. A memory game combined with mahjong tiles. So, I used mahjong tiles and made the matching rules more interesting: Tiles can match by number across different suits, not just identical pairs Dragon tiles clear as a set of three Flower tiles act as wilds 4 different board layouts so each round feels a bit different It's still a memory game at its core but there's more to think about than just remembering positions. Build with React and then made into a NextJs site. submitted by /u/quantotius [link] [留言]

Inspired by a question on r/haskellquestions , i wrote about the practical aspect of monads for people at a beginner / intermediate level, about how to go beyond mere understanding the monad class. I try to highlight how we use monads to structure our code, what benefits they bring, and how to reason about them. it comes with exercises! submitted by /u/nicuveo [link] [留言]

Ive subscribed and operated with the notion of build, fail, grow, and it has always been a humbling process, but recently I have been hearing about a “new” feeling of failure. "I tried my best and it didn't work." -> Move on "I had this super intelligent tool and STILL failed."-> Rinse and repeat Its like AI accelerates idea failure and because it is embedded in a hyper rinse & repeat, the feeling of failure is amplified. Is anyone else feeling or seeing this? submitted by /u/Outrageous-Pop-2853 [link] [留言]

I want to develop an LLM that can solve open-ended math problems (such as proof-only problems). This means that RLVR where we use the final answer alone as reward signal is not enough. Since SFT is useless here and GRPO/PPO methods will not have an appropriate reward function, what kind of fine-tuning can I do? For data, I will use the MathNet dataset. submitted by /u/TechNerd10191 [link] [留言]

You may have heard that Valve's new Steam Controller can ring like a telephone or do the Wilhelm scream. But did you know it can sing songs, too? Let me show you. Here's the new Steam Controller performing the "Ground Theme" from Super Mario Bros. 2: Here is "Still Alive" from Portal - fitting for […]

I live in a part of Los Angeles where I feel safer bringing pepper spray on walks. The problem is, I don't always remember to bring it with me, and it's not legal to carry it everywhere I go. Pebblebee's $59.99 Halo Bluetooth tracker surprised me by being a suitable replacement because it doubles as […]

As handheld consoles continue to grow and push the limits of what you can actually hold in your hands, the Arduboy FX-C comes in a refreshingly pocketable package. It manages to squeeze the best features of past models and some welcome upgrades into a handheld that’s still no larger or thicker than a few credit […]

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has many of you know Their are a growing number of CEOs who are looking too replace human workers. We need too start Boycotting companies who replace Human workers with ai. People start calling your elected officials and demand they support legislation restricting Ai and how companies can use it. submitted by /u/thegreatdouchebag69 [link] [留言]

I'm building a webapp that converts location text into geo co-ordinates. Google's APIs works great and I doubt I would go beyond the USD200 free credits each month. However, I am not keen to have a postpaid commitment since there is no guarantee that I won't go above USD200. There does not seem to be a way to set any global limits on spending in Google Cloud either. I prefer something that is on a prepaid model like how OpenAI or Claude does it. submitted by /u/sonomodata [link] [留言]