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Alibaba admits Qwen3’s hybrid-thinking mode was dumb • The Register
One of the headline features of Alibaba’s Qwen 3 family of models when they launched back in April was the ability to toggle between “thinking” and “non-thinking” modes on the fly. While convenient, it seems the functionality came at the price of lower quality and poorer performance in benchmarks. “After talking with the community and
Stop Using Q-Tips to Clean Your Ears. Seriously.
Keeping your ears clean and getting rid of excess wax buildup is essential for good hygiene and ear health — but there are right and wrong ways to do it. Despite what most of us learned growing up, you should not shove cotton swabs in your ears to remove earwax. Here’s why you should stop
Trump officials float plans for easier medical data-sharing • The Register
The Trump administration and the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have announced plans to begin building a new digital health information system, in collaboration with a growing list of private-sector companies. Dubbed the CMS Digital Health Ecosystem, the new program aims to make it easier for patients to access their own medical
5 US States With The Fewest Public EV Chargers
Master/Getty Images For prospective electric vehicle (EV) buyers and existing EV owners, range anxiety is a primary concern. At-home charging usually covers day-to-day driving, but it can be tough if you need to travel long distances and need to charge on the go. Any significant trip in
Internal memo: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella urges long-term thinking as Azure marks 15 years
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella asks employees in a new memo, “What are you working on today that you have such conviction on, that 15 years from now you will look back and say, ‘We got it right!’?” (GeekWire File Photo / Kevin Lisota) This month has been a roller-coaster at Microsoft — starting with thousands
South Park is taking a break after its controversial premiere – here’s when you can watch episode 2
South Park is taking a short break after its season 27 premiere It has been confirmed that episode 2 will air on August 6 The news comes after the long-running comedy reached a streaming rights deal with Paramount+ South Park continues to make headlines after its ongoing licensing negotiations, as it has now confirmed the
RadioShack Vintage Turntable review: Specs, features, price
RadioShack’s Vintage Turntable looks great, and I really want to like it, but is a practical demonstration that nostalgia is a trap, and design isn’t everything. RadioShack has lurched back to life. Sort of. When we heard about the Vintage Turntable from the company, we had to give it a spin. Pun intended. I’m old
LangChain’s Align Evals closes the evaluator trust gap with prompt-level calibration
Want smarter insights in your inbox? Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get only what matters to enterprise AI, data, and security leaders. Subscribe Now As enterprises increasingly turn to AI models to ensure their applications function well and are reliable, the gaps between model-led evaluations and human evaluations have only become clearer. To
TSA might like facial recognition but passengers not so much • The Register
US lawmakers are trying to extend the use of facial recognition at airports, despite many airline passengers objecting to the practice. US airports have used facial scanners since 2017, when the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) started trials of the tech in the hope it would improve security and speed boarding times. 250 airports currently use
5 preinstalled apps you should delete from your Samsung phone immediately
Prakhar Khanna/ZDNET Samsung phones are well known for One UI, one of the most functional and intuitive Android interfaces. While it’s highly customizable, these phones often come with preinstalled bloatware. Some built-in Samsung apps, such as Wearable and Wallet, are useful within the Samsung ecosystem. However, there are at least five first-party apps that even dedicated