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01GENERAL

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02BIG TECH & STARTUPS

IPHONE 17, IPHONE AIR, AIRPODS PRO 3, AND EVERYTHING ELSE ANNOUNCED AT APPLE'S HARDWARE EVENT

Apple released its iPhone 17 lineup along with updates for the Apple Watch and AirPods at its new hardware event yesterday. The iPhone 17 models have larger screens and an improved camera system compared to the previous generation. The new ultra-thin iPhone Air will replace the Plus model. The iPhone 17 will come in new colors: lavender, mist blue, black, white, and sage. More details about Apple's recent announcements are available in the article.

techcrunch.com5 min read

NVIDIA UNVEILS NEW GPU DESIGNED FOR LONG-CONTEXT INFERENCE

Nvidia's new Rubin CPX GPU is designed for context windows larger than 1 million tokens. It is optimized to process large sequences of context. Users will get better performance on long-context tasks such as video generation and software development. The Rubin CPX will be available at the end of 2026.

techcrunch.com1 min read

03SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

THE FDA APPROVES HUMAN TRIALS FOR PIG KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS

Biotech company eGenesis has received FDA approval to begin human trials of pig-to-human kidney transplants. eGenesis provides pigs with CRISPR-modified genes that reduce the chances of organ rejection in human recipients. Only those 50 or older with end-stage kidney disease will be eligible for trials. They'll also need to be dialysis-dependent and on the kidney transplant waitlist.

engadget.com2 min read

AMERICA'S FIRST PRIVATE NUCLEAR FUEL RECYCLING FACILITY TO OPEN IN TENNESSEE

Oklo Inc. has announced plans to build the first private nuclear fuel recycling facility in the US. Located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the facility will start recycling and producing fuel by the early 2030s if everything proceeds as planned. The company claims it will help unlock the potential of more than 94,000 metric tons of stored used nuclear fuel around the country. The Tennessee Valley Authority is exploring options to deploy small modular reactors near where Oklo's fuel center will be located.

gizmodo.com4 min read

04PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

I LOVE UUID, I HATE UUID

UUIDv4 is simply a random number in a 122bit spectrum. UUIDv7 uses its first 48 bits for the current time stamp, a few more bits for version and variant, and 74 bits to store a random number. This means that consecutive generations of UUIDv7s will sort one after the other. This solves the index issue and makes it possible to know the insert time of a row from within the primary key, which helps with debugging.

blog.epsiolabs.com6 min read

HOW I MADE RUBY FASTER THAN RUBY

P2 is a new HTML templating library for Ruby where HTML is expressed using plain Ruby. The templating source code is always compiled into an efficient Ruby code that generates the HTML. The code written inside a P2 template is never actually run, it just serves as a description of what you actually want to do. This post looks at how P2's template generation works.

noteflakes.com14 min read

05MISCELLANEOUS

META'S ELITE AI UNIT SPARKS TENSION WITH OLD GUARD

Meta is having trouble recruiting and retaining top-tier talent while keeping existing employees satisfied and maintaining harmony across the organization. Some of the company's expensive new recruits have already defected to other labs, and existing employees are fighting for new spots within Meta's restructured AI organization or lobbying for raises. At least one employee with a grant worth millions of dollars left, saying they believed newcomers were still making multiples more.

links.tldrnewsletter.com7 min read

MICROSOFT SETS NEW RTO POLICY, REQUIRING EMPLOYEES IN THE OFFICE 3 DAYS PER WEEK

Microsoft has revised its return-to-office policy to require employees to work on-site three days per week. The new requirement will begin in February for employees living within 50 miles of the company's Redmond HQ. It will roll out to other US and global locations later. Employees can ask for exceptions through mid-September. Microsoft's Executive Vice President, Amy Coleman, says that the shift is not a headcount-reduction measure.

links.tldrnewsletter.com2 min read