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Patient Lisp Hacker Seeks Same for Long Walks Through IPL-V Code
I'm looking for a collaborator on an obscure yet historically significant programming project.
As some of you know, I previously worked with the team that reanimated ELIZA (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44300641). I'm now working on reanimating the original Logic Theorist (LT), the legendary theorem-proving program written in IPL-V by Newell, Shaw, and Simon at RAND in the mid-1950s (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43822619). LT was one of the
Show HN: OpenAI is the new mainframe. I built the 'mouse' for the Personal AI
Hi HN, I'm the creator of Sein.I have a thesis: the current state of Cloud AI is a lot like the timesharing systems of the mainframe era. We're accessing massive, centralized models through terminals, and our data is often the price of admission.I believe the "PC revolution" for AI is already here, but we're missing a key component. The "Personal Computer" is already in our pockets: our phones and PCs. They have powerful chips capable of running incredible loca
Ask HN: What is the future of software salaries in the age of AI coding agents?
It seems like AI coding agents are here to stay.<p>Given this, has anyone had any thoughts on what they're going to do when software salaries start to fall drastically? Are you able to stomach having to accept an offer in X years from now at a lower salary than what you currently make? If so, how much lower?<p>Or, are you making any preparations to leave the industry in the next few years? If so, what fields are you looking to get into?
Trump administration to supercharge AI sales to allies, loosen environmental rules
The Trump administration released a new artificial intelligence blueprint on Wednesday that aims to loosen environmental ...
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The next ‘AI winter’ is coming
Artificial Intelligence turns 70 years old next year, but the birthday celebrations may be muted. The stock market is braced for a crash: a rerun of the dramatic collapse in confidence that ended the dotcom bubble overnight.
AI Is a Boon to Software Development—but It Might Not Help Pro Developers Yet
AI-powered developer tools are helping nontechnical people build programs, but results have been mixed in software ...
Russian software developer gets 15 years in prison for $500 donation to Ukraine defense fund
Moscow court sentences Russian programmer to 15 years in maximum security on treason charges for supporting Ukrainian defense ...
The Best Video Editing Software for 2025
Whether you're creating short videos for social media or working on a feature-length film, the right editing software is essential. We've tested and rated the best video editing software for all types of users.
Skip the Computer Science Degree—Why Some Software Engineers Aren’t in High Demand Anymore
Tech grads struggle to land software engineering jobs in an increasingly competitive market shaped by changing industry ...
The Cost Of Poor Software Quality And How AI Can Fix It
The World Economic Forum found that software vulnerabilities—a major factor contributing to disruption—are a key risk for ...
York County school board considers AI software for student monitoring
The South Western School District in York County is considering the use of Navigate360, an AI software that monitors students ...
AI disruption fear sparks investor scrutiny of software stocks
For years, software companies were the toast of Wall Street. High profit margins, low capital requirements and vast runway for growth prompted the venture capitalist Marc Andreessen in 2011 to famously declare "software is eating the world."
The hiring process is 'broken' for software engineers, one founder says. His startup wants to fix it.
The startup Fonzi matches engineers and employers as a way to streamline the hiring process.
Software’s Death by AI Has Been Greatly Exaggerated
AI tools are changing the game for software development, but killing a $1.2 trillion industry will be a stretch.
‘Full of bugs’: how the world’s biggest carmakers fell behind in software
The shift from a manufacturing model to a digital one is proving difficult and expensive for many of the industry’s traditional companies ...
Thoma Bravo to buy Verint in $2 billion deal as software acquisitions ramp up
Thoma Bravo will acquire Verint Systems in a $2 billion deal, including debt, the customer engagement platform said on Monday ...
AI software may replace paperwork for Pima County Sheriff deputies
The future of police paperwork in Pima County may soon change with the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI). The Pima County Sheriff's Department recently completed testing of an AI software
Cyber Quest 2025: Revolutionizing National Defence Through Tech
The Indian Army's 'Cyber Quest 2025', to be held in Delhi, aims to promote indigenous innovations in quantum machine learning and strengthen national security by tackling real defence and cybersecurity threats. The event will include challenges in AI, machine learning, and quantum computing aimed at developing prototype solutions.
How a Federal Seed Money Program Has Powered Ed Tech Innovations
Tucker & Metz: Small Business Innovation Research-fostered products have reached more than 130 million students and teachers. Now, program is at risk.