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Fujitsu's Arm-Based Monaka Data Center CPU at Hot Chips 2026 – ServeTheHome

https://www.servethehome.com/fujitsus-arm-based-monaka-data-center-cpu-at-hot-chips-2026/
1•rbanffy•2m ago•0 comments

Amazon hikes hardware prices by 60 percent, blaming memory shortage

https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/24/amazon-hikes-hardware-prices-by-60-percent-blaming-memory-short...
1•speckx•2m ago•0 comments

Kudu – Easily Manage VMs on Linux

https://github.com/pythops/kudu
1•pythops•2m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Radar 50 – Real-time signal engine for 50 crypto markets, with accuracy

https://www.marketradar50.com
1•david2456•4m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Live dashboard of Great Britain's electricity grid

https://trydan.uk/
1•dannyducko•4m ago•0 comments

The Cloudflare Blog – Brought to You by EmDash

https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-blog-uses-emdash/
1•e2e4•4m ago•0 comments

Hot Chips 2026: Intel's Wildcat Lake – By Chester Lam

https://chipsandcheese.com/p/hot-chips-2026-intels-wildcat-lake
1•rbanffy•4m ago•0 comments

Launch: App for reading articles and finding new reads

https://www.topicsapp.net
1•starlighttt•5m ago•0 comments

Cognitive Surrender with AI

https://icepanel.io/blog/2026-08-17-cognitive-surrender-with-ai
1•herbertl•8m ago•0 comments

RISC-V is now officially supported by CPython

https://blog.python.org/2026/08/riscv-now-officially-supported/
2•lumpa•8m ago•0 comments

Intel Diamond Rapids the 2027 Intel Xeon at Hot Chips 2026 – ServeTheHome

https://www.servethehome.com/intel-diamond-rapids-the-2027-intel-xeon-at-hot-chips-2026/
1•rbanffy•10m ago•0 comments

The structure of selmer groups [pdf]

https://sites.math.washington.edu/~greenber/Sel.pdf
1•marysminefnuf•10m ago•0 comments

Carnegie Mellon University Coke Machine, the First "IoT" Device

https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~coke/coke.history.txt
1•speckx•11m ago•0 comments

The Control of Nature: The End of the European Summer

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/08/24/the-end-of-the-european-summer
1•mitchbob•12m ago•1 comments

The industry is in a productivity panic

https://jamesjboyer.substack.com/p/beautiful-irrelevant-things
3•aesthetics1•13m ago•1 comments

A plane war game build by DeepSeek-v4-flash-vision-exp with only $0.5

https://plane-war-9t2.pages.dev/
2•alllen•16m ago•1 comments

Show HN: Noswoosh – instant macOS Space switching, no animation

https://github.com/mmathys/noswoosh
1•k5hp•16m ago•0 comments

Show HN: WorkBase – local-first project manager where a project is a tree

https://github.com/vocso-com/WorkBase
1•vocso•21m ago•0 comments

Nine Indicted by Taiwan over Illegal Export of Nvidia B300 GPUs to China

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/nine-indicted-by-taiwan-over-i...
2•geoffbp•21m ago•0 comments

Jonathan Blow – Preventing the Collapse of Civilization (2019) [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSRHeXYDLko
1•andai•22m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Maya Calendar

https://mcal.qt.ax/
1•quantum5•23m ago•0 comments

Show HN: AI for people that still browse the web

https://thisisrobin.ai/
1•nikolas1814•23m ago•0 comments

The Great Vowel Shift

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Vowel_Shift
1•samcgraw•24m ago•0 comments

Why the Largest Megaproject Collapsed [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbB3vFfiaVU
1•simonebrunozzi•27m ago•0 comments

The Teaser Period: Why the AI Boom Is Built to Break

https://www.groundbrkr.com/p/the-teaser-period-why-the-ai-boom
2•root-parent•32m ago•0 comments

Qwen 3.6 is now much easier to run locally on your Mac, thanks to JetBrains

https://www.neowin.net/news/qwen-36-is-now-much-easier-to-run-locally-on-your-mac-thanks-to-jetbr...
6•bundie•33m ago•4 comments

Gray Goo

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_goo
1•mkl95•33m ago•0 comments

The Government Report That Made Me Stop Trusting Our Statistical Agencies

https://econjared.substack.com/p/the-government-report-that-made-me
5•root-parent•33m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Nauma new features (financial planning)

1•alx_sukhanov•37m ago•0 comments

Greg Abbott says data centers:'basically dug their own grave'

https://www.businessinsider.com/greg-abbott-texas-data-centers-backlash-2026-8
7•root-parent•37m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Oceans hit highest temperature on record

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62m4gpnp78o
109•tcp_handshaker•1h ago

Comments

lbriner•35m ago
When I was younger, I remember thinking, "a few degrees, what difference does that make?" Then when I grew older I realised that in Climate science a few degrees is the difference between survival and annihilation. A few degrees warmer in the ocean and El Niño becomes an incredible problem for half the world.

I am glad that I live far away from the effects but it is sad to think of people losing all kinds of things for the lack of respect of Mother Earth!

larsfaye•30m ago
>I am glad that I live far away from the effects

Are you not on planet earth? Unless you're on Mars, you're not far away from any effects.

ceejayoz•5m ago
There are regions on the planet that will likely fare better than others, though.
toomuchtodo•28m ago
“Climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live until you're the one filming it.”

You cannot outrun agriculture and crop failures, infrastructure failures, insurance costs accelerating to properly price the risk, wild fires, etc. US cattle herds are at record lows from climate related input costs. Romanian, Hungarian, and Bulgarian nuclear reactors no longer have enough water to operate. The Colorado River Basin is only continue to dry out. And so on.

Some will be impacted more than others, but everyone will feel some impact, and it potentially will only worsen over time. If you believe in climate change, do your best to mitigate the impact for the remainder of your lifetime. If you don't believe, oh well, good luck.

https://x.com/ZackBornstein/status/1877055187241594986

Londoners Find ‘Horrendous’ Cracks in Their Homes After Successive Heat Waves - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-08-23/londoners... | https://archive.today/koMaT - August 23rd, 2026

> “The impact that climate change is having is undeniable.” -- Laura Hughes, Head of general insurance at the Association of British Insurers.

> 20%-25%: The average property devaluation as a result of subsidence, according to the Federation of Master Builders

The Age of Unstoppable Wildfires Has Reached Europe - https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2026-europe-summer-wildfi... | https://archive.today/OjDZH - July 30th, 2026

Climate Change Is Already Showing Up in the Cost of Living - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-04-24/climate-c... | https://archive.today/EYTqo - April 24th, 2026

Heat Strains US Power Grids That Need Off-Season Repairs - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-19/rising-he... | https://archive.today/K9VF0 - May 19th, 2026

US Spending on Climate Damage Nears $1 Trillion Per Year - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-17/us-spendi... | https://archive.today/9IJWo - June 17th, 2025

(Texas night time temps are staying high enough [~78F] that the utility equipment does not get time to cool off and cycle, leading to more faults, for example, and the manufacturing supply chain for transformers has a backlog measured in years)

Forgeties79•9m ago
Even the US military treats climate change as not only real but as a destabilizing threat.

What other endorsement could one possibly need?

toomuchtodo•8m ago
Mental models are rigid, people can be highly irrational and will ignore data and experts, like being told their $insert_deity_here doesn't exist. Your average American has a 6th-8th grade reading level. Takes a 12th grade reading level to understand jury instructions, for comparison. Humans are tricky. It is what it is.
jimt1234•26m ago
This is exactly what I hear from my MAGA relatives: Why should I care if the ocean rises a few inches? I don't own beachfront property in Florida.
kenhwang•18m ago
From what we've seen, so far the (not projected to be underwater) coastal areas might be the areas spared in this scenario too, because being by the water still moderates temperature swings.

It's everywhere else that'll be getting record breaking heat/drought and snow, which have been far more damaging. The disaster radius of hurricanes reaches far more inland than just the coast.

ElProlactin•12m ago
Your relatives clearly aren't MAGA if they're not concerned about what rising sea levels will do to Mar-a-Lago.
triska•6m ago
> "a few degrees, what difference does that make?"

Maybe this helps: Think about when we have a fever of "a few degrees", say, instead of 37 degree Celsius, we have 41. It shows that also a few degrees can make a huge difference.

gmuslera•26m ago
"highest temperature on record"... so far.

There are still ~4 months till peak El Niño, and then some months to spread effects.

cdrnsf•21m ago
Meanwhile governments are electing to either do nothing or actively make the problem worse (particularly in the case of the US — expanding fossil fuel extraction, pushing data center build out and attacking renewables like wind).
pstuart•16m ago
This has been aided by the fact that energy has been heavily politicized. Fossil fuels are 'murican and renewables are woke. It's horrifying.
yboris•21m ago
My favorite source of graphs about this ongoing catastrophe: https://x.com/EliotJacobson - retired professor of mathematics and computer science

Example: https://x.com/EliotJacobson/status/2091911667903041543

ang_cire•20m ago
As someone who works in risk management, I think I have a hard time understanding how anyone can be so blase about climate change.

Like, it truly takes a level of willful ignorance to have something so dire happening, and just choosing to either ignore it, or ignore the evidence for it.

Like, even if you think the science isn't that accurate, the impacts, the massive potential harms, should outweigh the choice to just ignore it. Then again, there are people buying wooden homes in wildfire, hurricane, and flood zones, so who knows; maybe doing risk management as a job has just inured me to head-in-the-sand reactions, since I've seen what happens when you don't beat the odds.

This isn't a personal risk, either, like riding a motorcycle where you're the only one who's going to get hurt when your number comes up. This is literally going to kill millions.

kazinator•18m ago
The millions it will kill first won't be among the overconsumers who are driving climate change.
smcg•15m ago
they don't care who lives or dies. they probably think it only affects "bad" people.
chasd00•13m ago
so I don't want to ignore it nor the evidence, now what?
ang_cire•7m ago
So now use whatever political power you have to push for changes to mitigate, respond, or prevent as much of it as possible?
neom•20m ago
BBC did a pretty good deep dive a few days ago on what we're in for: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xZCh8eDZFc

DW also, similar stuff, but the guest is quite good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dcl5Mn373Oc

Anton Petrov covered it from a much more science lens a couple months back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRoU3whzX_Q

Varelion•9m ago
Thank God we have a new technology that is aggressively using water, power, and making the world increasingly hotter.
johnnyApplePRNG•8m ago
I can feel it.

The weather this year up in Canada here has been extremely odd. Constantly. You can tell something is off.

elorant•8m ago
Meanwhile, canned sardines went 20% up in the last month in Greece. And that's while we have plenty of local production. I can't imagine what it would be in countries where they import everything. Give it a few years and all fish food prices could go up substantially.
karol•6m ago
OMG, that's like 200 years of 4.5bn?
zero-sharp•5m ago
I remember watching a documentary which talked about feedback loops in the climate. It might have been in the context of history. If the ocean warms up enough, it causes the CO2 in the ocean itself (either in the deposits or the gas saturated in the water) to dissolve and join the atmosphere. Maybe I'm not using the right technical words, but there is a certain amount of CO2 that sits within the ocean that is separate from the atmosphere. In any case, after a certain point it becomes a feedback loop: warmer climate -> more CO2 joins the atmosphere -> warmer climate.
willmeyers•3m ago
This El Niño is going to be interesting come Christmas time. Lot's of weather and climate unpredictability coming to a region near you!
zem•10m ago
this is perhaps the best thing written on the topic https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2006-jul-02-op-gilbe...
nehal3m•6m ago
I do care. I see a species ending disaster hanging over the future. I recycle, I have solar panels, a heat pump, an EV (that I leave on my driveway whenever my bicycle will do the job). But the planet is being ruined by greed on an unfathomable scale and aside from doing what I can and voting for parties that see the problem, I feel like there’s not a god damn thing I can do about it.
Imustaskforhelp•5m ago
> This isn't a personal risk, either, like riding a motorcycle where you're the only one who's going to get hurt when your number comes up. This is literally going to kill millions.

Just my personal opinion on why this might be the case.

It's perhaps that people have hard time understanding the scale of the issue. They think, few inches so what?? but the downstream effects of it are catastrophic.

Even if as you are suggesting that millions of people might die, its hard to imagine the scale of that or how that might look like.

On the other hand, I have seen people far more passionate even about the lives/death of a single person. Maybe its the story telling aspects of it which plays a part in why a person cares about an issue or not, also how society reacts to problem.

A man looks upwards, if everyone else around him is running saying the sky is falling. He might assume so too, but if everyone else is acting the same nonetheless, (Sure people are speaking but Words are cheap and actions are hard and its actions of our society that we subtly pay most attention to.)

Maybe realizing this, I feel as if its a chicken and egg problem. We want people to care but people care especially more only if society at large cares about it but society is made up of people.

Going on a tangent, I come to this topic of chicken and egg a lot in my life. It feels as if things can be stuck and perhaps this also explains why things aren't improving, because if it did improve then I wouldn't be talking about it.

But because I am talking about this problem, it means that its usually involved of factors including societal/social dynamics and people are complicated and complex and its a hard problem to solve.

But just because it could be hard doesn't mean it isn't impossible. We can try to be helpless or doomerist about it but also Humanity has shown from time to time to do the (hard things) or even impossible things. Humanity is really impressive in that sense but also unpredictable and as such, I have given up the ability to predict the future but I have hope and trust within my heart that we could (together, as a society) fix this issue of climate change for our next generations because our generation borrows it from the next one and we should try to give it in good shape because why not/why shouldn't we.

I hope that we do, in fact, give a better future to the next generation and give them hope. Or certainly we can try to try our best in this possibility and perhaps be aware of the dynamics at play.

ygjb•4m ago
Millions? I don't usually meet many optimistic people in risk management :(