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  1. Hacker News · AI20

    AI Mixing and Mastering Services Compared: Moozix, LANDR, eMastered and More

    A guide compares seven AI mixing and mastering services — Moozix, Bandmixr, LANDR, eMastered, RoEx Automix, Cryo Mix and BandLab Mastering — on stem mixing, stereo mastering, export formats and pricing. Only Moozix, Bandmixr, RoEx Automix and Cryo Mix offer multitrack mixing from stems; LANDR, eMastered and BandLab Mastering handle stereo mastering only. Moozix starts at a $5 project pack or $9/month Pro, while Bandmixr's lowest paid tier is $14/month Creator.

  2. Hacker News · AI8

    Show HN: Carton Clock — A Working Pendulum Clock Built from Empty Drink Cartons

    A maker built "Carton Clock," a working pendulum clock made from empty drink cartons plus BBQ skewers, paper straws, string and metal nuts as weights, all held together with hot glue. The gear train displays seconds, minutes and hours, and a full wind runs for a little over an hour. A custom browser tool, "Cartontick," written with Claude, simulated the carton escapement and generated cutting stencils and 3D-printable gluing jigs.

  4. Hacker News · AI22

    Skills I'm Willing to Let AI Have

    A writer with dyslexic tendencies describes how LLMs read text as tokens and infer meaning from context, so typos like "writel etters" no longer block understanding. The relief came at a cost: they stopped rereading and fixing their own mistakes. They now let AI absorb spelling errors but are reclaiming the work of revising and structuring arguments themselves, to avoid losing the ability to communicate without a model.

  6. Hacker News · AI22

    Jack & Jill Report on Startup Hiring 2026: Hybrid Roles Boom, Entry-Level Roles Thin Out

    Jack & Jill's November 2026 startup hiring report, drawn from 400,000+ candidates and millions of job ads, finds hybrid roles combining two domains — such as forward deployed engineers and applied AI engineers — are the fastest-growing in tech, while entry-level roles appear to be thinning. 29% of new joiners want to leave because they've stopped growing, 2.5 times the 11.5% citing pay, and 77.5% of applications get no reply or update after 90 days.

  8. Hacker News · AI0

    From AI rabbit holes to a warm den: co-building the Inference Cooperative

    The article "From AI rabbit holes to a warm den: co-building the Inference Cooperative" could not be summarized because the source page returned only a network access-block notice, stating that traffic from the requesting IP address is not accepted because it falls within May First's custom blocklist. No article text, model names, version numbers, benchmark scores, or availability details were present in the retrieved content.

  11. MIT News12

    Q&A: How MIT Global Seed Funds turn seed grants into scientific breakthroughs

    MIT chemistry professor Matt Shoulders describes how Global Seed Funds grants, which have awarded over $30 million to more than 1,300 faculty projects since 2008, turned early international partnerships into major research programs. His first 2013 grant led to an NIH Director's New Innovator Award worth more than $2 million, and GSF funding he received connects to roughly $18 to $20 million in outside research support. The collaborations seeded work on Rubisco engineering, collagen disease models, and CRISPR-Cas9 evolution in human cells.

November 12Thursday
  1. The Verge · AI30

    I reviewed the $299 Apple HomeView, ask me anything

    The Verge senior smart home reviewer Jen Tuohy spent a week testing Apple's first smart display, the $299 HomeView, in both tabletop and wall-mounted versions across her kitchen, bedside table, office, coffee table, and entryway. She cooked with it, ran her smart home from it, took calls on it, and tested its new Siri AI capabilities, while her tech-averse husband became a big fan and her teenage daughter less so. Verge subscribers can submit questions in the comments, with answers starting today at 2PM ET / 11AM PT.

  3. 404 Media0

    "It's One Banana Michael, What Could It Cost?"

    This 404 Media post is restricted to paid members, with the full article unavailable behind a subscription paywall. Free members get access to other posts plus a weekly email round-up of the site's stories.

November 10Tuesday
  1. 404 Media0

    Come and Take It

    This 404 Media post is restricted to paid members, with only a paywall notice visible. Free members get access to other posts plus a weekly email round-up, while paid membership adds unlimited ad-free reading and bonus podcast content. No article content is available.

November 7Saturday
November 5Thursday
  1. ChinaTalk5

    The New Senators on China

    Democrats flipped both houses of Congress on Tuesday night, leaving Trump a lame duck for his final two years, with races won largely on affordability and corruption. ChinaTalk asks what the new crop of legislators has said about China.

November 4Wednesday
  1. Platformer42

    Frontier Labs Launch Election War Rooms

    Frontier AI labs have launched election war rooms, according to Platformer, as the midterm cycle unfolds. The same briefing covers Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a Chinese spy and GPU smuggler, which Trump was briefed on without acting, and roughly 240,000 GPUs smuggled into China. It also asks whether Democrats can rein in frontier labs and data centers without repeating social-media-era mistakes.

November 3Tuesday
  1. ChinaTalk10

    WarTalk: Michael Kofman on Why Russia Is Doing Badly in Ukraine

    Military analyst Michael Kofman joins WarTalk to explain why Russia is struggling in Ukraine, focusing on the Starshield throttle that grounded Ukraine's mid-strike drones and jet-powered interceptors. He details how the speed cap of roughly 160 km/h, unstable as low as 130, caused units to lose drones and hampered strikes 50 to 300 kilometers deep. Kofman also argues buying drones means nothing without drone platoons and companies, and that the U.S. military lacks a culture of decoys.

October 28Wednesday
  1. Big Technology20

    The Big Technology Guide To: Enterprise AI

    Big Technology published an in-depth paid guide to enterprise AI, examining the opportunities, pitfalls, and capabilities of a technology with the potential to transform the nature of business today. The guide frames enterprise AI as a broad business shift rather than a single product category.

  2. Apple Newsroom48

    Apple unveils MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, M5 Pro and M5 Max

    Apple introduced the all-new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, a tandem OLED panel offering up to 2000 nits peak HDR and SDR brightness, a 10,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and a 120Hz variable refresh rate. The 14- and 16-inch laptops add Touch on Mac for the first time, the Dynamic Island with Siri AI, and M5 Pro and M5 Max chips with up to 128GB unified memory and 16TB storage. Pre-orders opened October 28, with availability starting Friday, November 6.

October 19Monday
  1. inclusionAI Repositories5

    venus-asi Repository on inclusionAI

    The venus-asi repository under inclusionAI contains only a README.md and an index.html, with no description, website, or topics provided. It has 0 stars, 0 watchers, and 0 forks, and lists no releases, packages, or contributors.

October 14Wednesday
  1. Apple Newsroom12

    Les Benjamins' Bünyamin Aydın Debuts "From Earth to Sky" Collection Made with iPad Pro

    Les Benjamins designer Bünyamin Aydın unveiled his "From Earth to Sky" collection, created with iPad Pro and Apple Pencil Pro and filmed on iPhone 18 Pro Max in Cappadocia's Rose Valley. The show marks the Istanbul brand's 15th anniversary with 10 looks inspired by three native flowers and three custom hot-air balloons. Aydın used Freeform, Procreate, and iPad Pro's M5 chip across the design workflow.