• Nvidia is planning to spend $150 billion a year in Taiwan.  (Reuters)
  
  That used to be a lot.
  
  
  
• Anthropic and OpenAI have found a product-market fit.  (Simon Willison)
  
  What they have not found is anything resembling a path towards profitability.

• You wouldn't download a computer, would you?  (Miniscript)
  
  The MiniMicro is a virtual retrocomputer programmed in a rather simple and elegant language called Miniscript.  And the whole thing runs run in your browser.
  
  
  
• Another day, another CPanel plugin vulnerability.  (Bleeping Computer)
  
  Not CPanel itself this time; only the LiteSpeed web server plugin, which I don't run.
  
  
  
• GitHub Actions not only went down, the outage left it telling users their accounts were suspended.  (The Register)
  
  Neat.  Let's put all the worlds code there.
  
  
  
• Beelink has launched three mini-PCs with Intel's Wildcat Lake low-end CPU.  (Liliputing)
  
  Indeed they've used the lowest of the low, the Core 3 304, which has one performance core and four efficiency cores, rather like Apple's MacBook Neo.  But performance is passable if you're not trying to do anything demanding of the processor or the graphics - the 304 has half the graphics performance of all the other models in the family.
  
  All three models include 10Gb Ethernet, which is an interesting improvement.
  
  
  
• How to make the most of Claude Code before they jack up the prices or go spectacularly bankrupt.  (GitHub)
  
  One way or another.

Posted by: Joe Redfield at Friday, May 29 2026 02:49 AM (KOtXO)

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