Software defined warfare?
November 2, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Software defined warfare?
"We need Software Defined Defence NOW!"
The Software:
The Software:
December 14, 2025 at 2:38 PM
"We need Software Defined Defence NOW!"
The Software:
The Software:
Software-defined vehicle? Software, define deez nuts.
September 11, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Software-defined vehicle? Software, define deez nuts.
if you think about it, a heating radiator with a thermostat is a type of software defined radio
November 28, 2024 at 5:01 PM
if you think about it, a heating radiator with a thermostat is a type of software defined radio
Wenn jemand wieder von scalable und software defined defence tech labert
June 4, 2026 at 3:49 PM
Wenn jemand wieder von scalable und software defined defence tech labert
radio can/does have a user interface ...did some fruit jam work and now have software-defined radio projects we'll be publishing ...
September 21, 2026 at 2:45 AM
radio can/does have a user interface ...did some fruit jam work and now have software-defined radio projects we'll be publishing ...
Jim Farley thinks the software-defined vehicle revolution is a bigger deal for his business than EVs.
We think he's right.
We think he's right.
'Ten Times Bigger To Me:' Why Ford's CEO Thinks Software Is A Bigger Challenge Than EVs or China
Jim Farley thinks the software-defined vehicle revolution is a bigger deal for his business than the transition to EVs. I think he's right.
insideevs.com
March 2, 2026 at 6:28 PM
Jim Farley thinks the software-defined vehicle revolution is a bigger deal for his business than EVs.
We think he's right.
We think he's right.
After the invention of software-defined money, we're excited to launch software-defined ethics
February 28, 2026 at 4:10 AM
After the invention of software-defined money, we're excited to launch software-defined ethics
This is not to say that shitty software doesn't pose a risk to you. Iranian schoolgirls are not made safer by crappy "software defined warfare" targeting fusion any more than Black people are safer because facial recognition sucks shit on Black faces. The cops are happy to collar ANY Black person.
I really need people to understand that Palantir is not an engineering marvel; it is a multi-billion-dollar contractual containment layer wrapped around the world's ugliest legacy open source frankenstack.
It's a shitty Snowflake for companies that don't know how to do data engineering.
It's a shitty Snowflake for companies that don't know how to do data engineering.
June 19, 2026 at 9:01 PM
This is not to say that shitty software doesn't pose a risk to you. Iranian schoolgirls are not made safer by crappy "software defined warfare" targeting fusion any more than Black people are safer because facial recognition sucks shit on Black faces. The cops are happy to collar ANY Black person.
I don't know anybody on "the left" broadly defined who isn't excited about technology – you know, actual technology: incredibly cheap photovoltaics, grid-level storage, ebikes, 3D printing...
what leftists generally have no excitement for are financial scams draped in software
what leftists generally have no excitement for are financial scams draped in software
is there a technology that "the left" is excited about?
www.transformernews.ai/p/the-left-i...
www.transformernews.ai/p/the-left-i...
The left is missing out on AI
As a movement, it has largely refused to engage seriously with AI, ceding debate about a threat and opportunity to the right
www.transformernews.ai
February 18, 2026 at 3:27 AM
I don't know anybody on "the left" broadly defined who isn't excited about technology – you know, actual technology: incredibly cheap photovoltaics, grid-level storage, ebikes, 3D printing...
what leftists generally have no excitement for are financial scams draped in software
what leftists generally have no excitement for are financial scams draped in software
Dispatching ICE agents to hit "groups of pre-defined aliens specifically targeted by Leadership for action," the software allows the administration to order up a goon squad wherever they want, at the touch of a button.
Like Uber for authoritarians. Let's call it repression as a service.
Like Uber for authoritarians. Let's call it repression as a service.
January 31, 2026 at 3:40 AM
Dispatching ICE agents to hit "groups of pre-defined aliens specifically targeted by Leadership for action," the software allows the administration to order up a goon squad wherever they want, at the touch of a button.
Like Uber for authoritarians. Let's call it repression as a service.
Like Uber for authoritarians. Let's call it repression as a service.
HEWLETT-PACKARD ENTERPRISE: “HPE GreenLake Simplivity Agileocity Software-Defined HCI Solutions are also involved in AI CapEx in some kind of way!”
October 8, 2025 at 12:35 AM
HEWLETT-PACKARD ENTERPRISE: “HPE GreenLake Simplivity Agileocity Software-Defined HCI Solutions are also involved in AI CapEx in some kind of way!”
OMFG, this is very exciting! Ian and the PicoGUS continues to be a shining star in the software defined hardware community.
#PicoGUS is starting to gain Sound Blaster 16 support. It's kinda rough at this point (stereo flips, DMA interval is constant so the sampling rate is too high) but this is a great start!
December 15, 2024 at 7:40 PM
OMFG, this is very exciting! Ian and the PicoGUS continues to be a shining star in the software defined hardware community.
Palantir is actually quite late to the AI game, too. What meager AI capabilities they do offer comes from slapping an MCP on top of the world's shittiest imitation Airtable clone with a bring-your-own frontier model.
But call it "software defined warfare" and "AI powered data fusion".
But call it "software defined warfare" and "AI powered data fusion".
June 19, 2026 at 8:10 PM
Palantir is actually quite late to the AI game, too. What meager AI capabilities they do offer comes from slapping an MCP on top of the world's shittiest imitation Airtable clone with a bring-your-own frontier model.
But call it "software defined warfare" and "AI powered data fusion".
But call it "software defined warfare" and "AI powered data fusion".
Software-Defined Vehicles Loom Closer Every Year
Software-Defined Vehicles Loom Closer Every Year
Hackaday Article
hackaday.com
July 12, 2026 at 8:01 AM
Software-Defined Vehicles Loom Closer Every Year
“Electric cars don’t have to be defined by smartphone aesthetics and touchscreens and proprietary software; they don’t have to present as impenetrable to the garage mechanic.”
@andrewmoseman.bsky.social makes the case for a dumber EV:
@andrewmoseman.bsky.social makes the case for a dumber EV:
Give Us the Dumbphone EV
Simpler electric vehicles would not only be cheaper — they’d last longer too.
heatmap.news
April 24, 2024 at 8:17 PM
“Electric cars don’t have to be defined by smartphone aesthetics and touchscreens and proprietary software; they don’t have to present as impenetrable to the garage mechanic.”
@andrewmoseman.bsky.social makes the case for a dumber EV:
@andrewmoseman.bsky.social makes the case for a dumber EV:
types of computer software:
1. small units, hard to get tests to pass
2. small units glued together, passing less difficult
3. a large monoltih with flakes
4. like a sausage or snake
5. well defined microservices
6. poorly defined microservices
7. entirely liquid
i call it "the bristol tool chart"
1. small units, hard to get tests to pass
2. small units glued together, passing less difficult
3. a large monoltih with flakes
4. like a sausage or snake
5. well defined microservices
6. poorly defined microservices
7. entirely liquid
i call it "the bristol tool chart"
July 8, 2024 at 10:15 PM
types of computer software:
1. small units, hard to get tests to pass
2. small units glued together, passing less difficult
3. a large monoltih with flakes
4. like a sausage or snake
5. well defined microservices
6. poorly defined microservices
7. entirely liquid
i call it "the bristol tool chart"
1. small units, hard to get tests to pass
2. small units glued together, passing less difficult
3. a large monoltih with flakes
4. like a sausage or snake
5. well defined microservices
6. poorly defined microservices
7. entirely liquid
i call it "the bristol tool chart"
Let's build hyper-personalized AI-powered software that avoids the attention hijacking anti-patterns that defined so much of the last decade of software design - here's our manifesto with principles on how we can do that - more thoughts on my blog: simonwillison.net/2025/Dec/5/r...
December 5, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Let's build hyper-personalized AI-powered software that avoids the attention hijacking anti-patterns that defined so much of the last decade of software design - here's our manifesto with principles on how we can do that - more thoughts on my blog: simonwillison.net/2025/Dec/5/r...
Our court records.
Our MEDICAL records.
These things aren’t tools. Tools do their job in a repeatable, reliable, defined and described manner.
LLM software installations cannot do the job in any form of repeatable, reliable, or described manner. And the methods are not defined.
Our MEDICAL records.
These things aren’t tools. Tools do their job in a repeatable, reliable, defined and described manner.
LLM software installations cannot do the job in any form of repeatable, reliable, or described manner. And the methods are not defined.
A judge in Indiana warns a court reporter than it's their job to proofread their work, after catching errors likely made by AI transcription services.
A Stenographer Submitted AI-Generated Errors in Official Court Transcript, Judge Says
A judge in Indiana warns a court reporter than it's their job to proofread their work, after catching errors likely made by AI transcription services.
www.404media.co
July 23, 2026 at 10:38 PM
Our court records.
Our MEDICAL records.
These things aren’t tools. Tools do their job in a repeatable, reliable, defined and described manner.
LLM software installations cannot do the job in any form of repeatable, reliable, or described manner. And the methods are not defined.
Our MEDICAL records.
These things aren’t tools. Tools do their job in a repeatable, reliable, defined and described manner.
LLM software installations cannot do the job in any form of repeatable, reliable, or described manner. And the methods are not defined.
A new compact electric crossover will replace the EX40 and EX30 and ride on the software-defined SPA3 platform.
Volvo's New EX50 Will Be A Sub-$50,000 Tesla Model Y Fighter: Report
It will replace the EX40 and EX30 and ride on the software-defined SPA3 platform.
insideevs.com
August 3, 2026 at 3:44 PM
A new compact electric crossover will replace the EX40 and EX30 and ride on the software-defined SPA3 platform.
You can turn your computer into a radio, short wave radio, or ham radio with right antenna and a usb port. With two of them (and some know how) you can decode police local frequencies.
Or have a contingency radio if the internet goes out...
Pass it down
www.everythingrf.com/community/wh...
Or have a contingency radio if the internet goes out...
Pass it down
www.everythingrf.com/community/wh...
What is a Software Defined Radio? - everything RF
A Software Defined Radio (SDR) is a radio communication system that employs reconfigurable software-based components for processing and conversion of digital signals. Un
www.everythingrf.com
June 9, 2025 at 5:54 AM
You can turn your computer into a radio, short wave radio, or ham radio with right antenna and a usb port. With two of them (and some know how) you can decode police local frequencies.
Or have a contingency radio if the internet goes out...
Pass it down
www.everythingrf.com/community/wh...
Or have a contingency radio if the internet goes out...
Pass it down
www.everythingrf.com/community/wh...
software-defined politics
September 9, 2026 at 8:46 PM
software-defined politics
55: "the ROI of UX" is a red herring. UX is the frame by which the value of your software is defined in the first place.
October 25, 2024 at 1:52 AM
55: "the ROI of UX" is a red herring. UX is the frame by which the value of your software is defined in the first place.
It is insane to me we are in a cultural moment where manufacturers are finally realizing that oh, yeah, we should put buttons back in the cars, and yet Rivian is forging ahead with two software-defined toggle wheels on the steering wheel and touchscreens. While also still refusing to add CarPlay lol
Rivian’s 300-mile, 656-horsepower SUV is a breath of fresh air for the American EV space. Here are five things to know.
insideevs.com/reviews/7868...
insideevs.com/reviews/7868...
I Drove A Rivian R2 Prototype. It's Going To Surprise People
Rivian’s 300-mile, 656-horsepower SUV is a breath of fresh air for the American EV space. Here are five things to know.
insideevs.com
February 10, 2026 at 10:58 PM
It is insane to me we are in a cultural moment where manufacturers are finally realizing that oh, yeah, we should put buttons back in the cars, and yet Rivian is forging ahead with two software-defined toggle wheels on the steering wheel and touchscreens. While also still refusing to add CarPlay lol