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[たにやん @edgvaly]

@2025o7o5 @ketuatu170_105 SHOさんとDOUKIさん、お疲れ様でした（笑）

[たにやん @edgvaly]

@wqxrl ご無沙汰してます。

[たにやん @edgvaly]

思えば、ニッセイのおばちゃんのコピーは良かったw

[you @you88827008]

ソナエルジュ、なかなか見ないレベルのネーミング。小林製薬のような愛嬌も無いとなると。

[たにやん @edgvaly]

保険屋さんでいいと思う。

[TOM Igarashi @hinonantaro]

生命保険協会が「生保レディー」に代わる新たな呼称として「生保ナビゲーター　ソナエルジュ」を発表した背景には、性別にとらわれない職業イメージの確立と、無意識の偏見（アンコンシャスバイアス）の解消があるとされています。これまでの「生保レディー」と… #NewsPicks https://t.co/tTB7Bco0qR

[たにやん @edgvaly]

そうでしたね（笑）

[倉津ゆえ @YueKuratsu]

In Japan, around 1990, the PC-9801, an MS-DOS personal computer very similar to the IBM PC/AT compatible, was widely used in both offices and homes.

However, its intended use was not for applications like WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2-3, or dBASE, nor for games like DOOM or SimCity.

The intended use was primarily for editing AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files.

[たにやん @edgvaly]

ほう。

[Tulsi Soni @shedntcare_]

🚨 Someone just built the open-source tool the internet has wanted for YEARS.

It’s called ReClip — and it downloads videos from almost any website.
100% free. Self-hosted. No ads. No tracking. No nonsense.

Paste any link from:

→ YouTube
→ TikTok
→ Instagram
→ Twitter/X
→ and 1000+ more sites

Choose MP4 or MP3, pick your resolution, and download instantly.

That’s it.

No popups.
No rate limits.
No forced signups.
No “premium” paywall halfway through.

Just your machine, your files, your privacy.

What makes it even better:

↳ Batch download multiple links at once
↳ Clean browser-based UI
↳ Lightweight setup anyone can self-host
↳ Built with simple HTML
↳ MIT licensed
↳ Open source forever

And the craziest part?

It went from 0 → 1.4K GitHub stars in just 9 days.
Already crossed 239 forks.

That kind of momentum says everything.

For the last decade, people have been stuck using sketchy downloader websites packed with ads, trackers, and fake buttons.

ReClip fixes that.

A clean, private alternative built for people who care about ownership, speed, and freedom.

No data harvesting.
No subscriptions.
No upsells.

Just download what you need—on your own terms.

Open source wins again. 👇

[たにやん @edgvaly]

世の中にはすごい人がまだまだいる。

[Rimsha Bhardwaj @heyrimsha]

A 17 year old in his mother's kitchen in New Jersey unlocked the iPhone in 2007 so it could run on any carrier in the world, and 18 years later he is the only person on Earth trying to break NVIDIA's monopoly on AI compute from his apartment in San Diego with a 12,000 line piece of code.

His name is George Hotz. Most people call him geohot.

The framework he built is called tinygrad. It is open source. It is MIT licensed. And it is what he believes will end the trillion dollar moat around CUDA.

At just 17, George became the nightmare of tech giants. He did it in his mom's kitchen with a soldering iron and an eBay-bought original iPhone. Apple had locked the device to AT&T. He unlocked it in 500 hours of work over a summer. He uploaded a video to YouTube. The world lost its mind.

Three years later he reverse engineered the PlayStation 3 and put the keys on the internet. Sony sued him. The case settled. He kept hacking.

Elon Musk noticed. He tried to recruit George to fix Tesla's Autopilot. George's response became legend. "I don't want to work for you. I want to beat you."

In 2015 he started his own self-driving car company called comma AI out of a garage. He sold a $1,500 device that you plug into your Honda and it drives itself on highways. The thing actually worked.

Then in November 2022 he walked away from his own company to start something most engineers thought was impossible.

He decided to break NVIDIA.

NVIDIA is worth around 3 trillion dollars right now. Every serious AI lab on Earth runs on NVIDIA GPUs. The reason is not the silicon. AMD makes silicon that is comparable on paper. The reason is CUDA, the software layer NVIDIA spent 20 years building that nobody has been able to replicate.

CUDA is what people in the industry call a moat. A trillion dollar moat.

George looked at this and decided one person could rewrite it.

He started tinygrad in late 2022 as a neural network framework so small you could read the entire codebase in an afternoon. PyTorch has millions of lines of code. Tinygrad fits in roughly 12,000.

His bet was that if you could write a framework small enough for one human to understand, you could port it to any hardware on Earth in months instead of years.

He bought six AMD Radeon 7900 XTX cards, the consumer gaming GPUs you can buy at Best Buy, and tried to make them train AI models. AMD said it would not work. The drivers were too unstable. ROCm, AMD's official software stack, was famously broken.

For two years George fought AMD publicly on X. He posted bug reports daily. He called out AMD's CEO Lisa Su by name. He live streamed himself debugging firmware crashes at 3 in the morning. The AMD subreddit followed it like a soap opera.

Then in March 2025 something changed.

AMD shipped him two MI300X data center systems, the same chips that power Microsoft and Meta's AI infrastructure. AMD's lead GPU software engineer Anush Elangovan posted publicly that he was working closely with tinygrad to "commoditize the petaflop."

George wrote a blog post titled "AMD YOLO" the same day. Tinygrad now has a fully sovereign AMD stack. They rewrote the entire pipeline from the hardware up to PyTorch compatibility. Their own driver. Their own runtime. Their own libraries.

The line that broke the AI infrastructure world was this one. NVIDIA is either massively overvalued or AMD is massively undervalued. The hardware is similar. CUDA is not the moat people think it is.

The whole thing runs on roughly 12,000 lines of code.

You can buy a Tinybox from him today. Six AMD GPUs in a custom chassis. Around $15,000. It trains models. It works.

NVIDIA spent 20 years building the deepest moat in tech.

A solo hacker just walked across it.

[たにやん @edgvaly]

@q3jQd9xK0aZSvEL WWEの試合では誰も押さえてないですが、脚立の構造が違うのかな？

[たにやん @edgvaly]

@eDpqeZLEHcQzt0J @bichitto1 どちらも丸くなった！

[たにやん @edgvaly]

何も信じられなくなってくる😱

[russianblue @russianblue2009]

Microsoftが二段階認証やアカウント通知に使っている公式メールアドレスから、詐欺メールが送信されていることが確認されました。

仕組みはこうです。Microsoft の通知システムには、メールの件名や差出人表示をカスタマイズできる機能があります。詐欺師はその機能を使い、本物のMicrosoftサーバーから、本物のMicrosoftアドレスで、詐欺的な内容を送り込んでいます。

これが厄介なのは、フィッシング対策として広く教えられてきた「送信元アドレスを確認せよ」という方法が、この手口に対して機能しない点です。アドレスは本物だからです。

セキュリティ研究機関のSpamhausはこの問題を数カ月前に特定し、Microsoftに通知していました。「自動通知システムがこのレベルのカスタマイズを許可すべきではない」と明示的に批判しています。Microsoftは報道機関の問い合わせを受けたことは認めましたが、修正するかどうか、いつ対応するかについては現時点でコメントしていません。

今すぐできる対策は1つです。Microsoftから届いたメールに記載されているリンクは、どれだけ送信元が本物に見えても直接クリックせず、ブラウザのアドレスバーに https://t.co/Gjy5CF0gjj と手入力してアクセスしてください。

[たにやん @edgvaly]

@gekitekishouri 大悟

[たにやん @edgvaly]

@tanakyan Wikipediaより、「ある事象の時間を一定時間巻き戻す時間もどし光線」は反則（笑）

[たにやん @edgvaly]

これかな？ゴールデンウィークくらいに熱のない風邪みたいな症状になり、いまだ花粉症っぽいくしゃみと痰、鼻水が残ってます。

[滝沢ガレソ @tkzwgrs]

【話題】風邪っぽいけど風邪じゃない、“謎風邪”が巷で流行か

■特徴
・初期症状は喉の違和感
・軽い咳と鼻水に加え、痰が絡みまくる
・発熱は基本なしorショボく、全体的に症状は軽め
・ただし2～3日では治らず、数週間ダラダラ長引く傾向
↓
同じ症状の人が続出中

(※花粉や黄砂を疑う声もあるが謎)

[たにやん @edgvaly]

@khiro0127 これはオフィシャル広告ですか？

[たにやん @edgvaly]

懐かしい。

[ひげねこ@技 @HigenekoTech]

インターネット老人会があるのならばイントラネット老人会があっても良いのでは？
イーサネットカードのIRQ設定とかを物理的にピン設定してたとかディスクでデータやり取りしてた状態から初めてサーバーでファイルシェアした時の感動とか英語の設定画面良くわからん的な苦労とかw

[たにやん @edgvaly]

楽しみ。

[Techjunkie Aman @Techjunkie_Aman]

Linux users might not need Wine much longer.

Winpodx launches Windows apps like they’re native Linux applications.

No full desktop VM.
No messy compatibility layers.
No weird launcher hacks.

Just click Word and it opens like a normal Linux app.

• separate native windows
• proper taskbar icons
• drag & drop + clipboard
• audio + USB support
• automatic app discovery
• reverse file opening between Linux & Windows
• supports KDE, GNOME, Wayland, X11 and more

The entire thing is open-source and installs with basically a single command.

Honestly insane engineering.

Could projects like this finally remove one of Linux’s biggest barriers?

[Techjunkie Aman @Techjunkie_Aman]

Linux users might not need Wine much longer.

Winpodx launches Windows apps like they’re native Linux applications.

No full desktop VM.
No messy compatibility layers.
No weird launcher hacks.

Just click Word and it opens like a normal Linux app.

• separate native windows
• proper taskbar icons
• drag & drop + clipboard
• audio + USB support
• automatic app discovery
• reverse file opening between Linux & Windows
• supports KDE, GNOME, Wayland, X11 and more

The entire thing is open-source and installs with basically a single command.

Honestly insane engineering.

Could projects like this finally remove one of Linux’s biggest barriers?

[たにやん @edgvaly]

獣害用に作れないかな。

[Om Patel @om_patel5]

THIS GUY BUILT AN AUTOMATED PIGEON DEFENSE SYSTEM FOR HIS BALCONY

pigeons kept nesting on his balcony so he engineered a full detection and deterrent system

here's how it works:

1\ camera captures video in real time
2\ an AI model identifies the pigeon in real time
3\ a water gun mounted on servo motors turns toward it
4\ sprays the pigeon automatically

the hardware:

> an orange pi 5 running the detection model
> a disassembled electric battery-driven water gun
> USB camera
> 2 servo motors for aiming
> resistors and a transistor to trigger the water gun

the detection runs on an AI vision model (yolo world v2) using the rockchip 3588's built in neural processing unit.

the best part is that it's not limited to pigeons. because it uses open vocabulary detection, you can reprogram the target to any object. squirrels, cats, raccoons, whatever is messing with your balcony

fully automated, runs 24/7, no manual intervention needed

[たにやん @edgvaly]

ロボットが健気。
F.03 Livestream https://t.co/m1I4QgOBVd @YouTubeより

[たにやん @edgvaly]

後で読む。 https://t.co/l1bASi7JKV