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Show NotesStepping down as Mockito maintainer after 10 yearsDolphin Progress Release 2512CalendarShow HN: Pion SCTP with RACK is 70% faster with 30% less latencyDoublespeak: In-Context Representation Hijackingスミス: こんにちは!「ハッカーボイス」のお時間です。今日は2026年12月29日。今年も残すところあとわずかですが、ハッカーニュースは活気に満ちています。 スミス: この番組では、ハッカーニュースで話題になった、エンジニアやテクノロジー好きなら見逃せない注目のトピックを、わかりやすく、面白くご紹介していきます。 スミス: 今日の話題はこちらの5本です。一つ目は、10年間のメンテナーを経て、J...

Show NotesUBlockOrigin and UBlacklist AI BlocklistPython 3.15’s interpreter for Windows x86-64 should hopefully be 15% fasterCUDA Tile Open SourcedArchiving Git branches as tagsThe Program 2025 annual review: How much money does an audio drama podcast make?スミス: こんにちは！ハッカーボイスのお時間です。今日もハッカーニュースのホットなトピックを、経験豊富なジャーナリストの私、スミスと、技術エキスパートのジョシュアさんと一緒にお届けします。今日は2025年12月26日、年末のテック界隈はどんな動きを見せているでしょうか。 スミス: 私達は、単に技術トレンドを追うだけでなく、それがなぜ重要なのか、あなたの日常や開発にどんなインパクトを与えるのかを掘...

Show NotesFabrice Bellard Releases MicroQuickJSX-ray: a Python library for finding bad redactions in PDF documentsLua 5.5Un-RedactorInstant database clones with PostgreSQL 18スミス: こんにちは!ハッカーボイスのお時間です。今日は2025年12月24日、クリスマスイブですね。私たちが、ハッカーニュースで話題になっているホットなテックトピックを、経験豊富なジャーナリストの視点から、わかりやすく、そして面白く解説していきます。さあ、皆さんのコーヒーブレイクを充実させる今日の注目トピックを見ていきましょう。 スミス: 今日取り上げるのは、この五つのニュースです。一つ目は、...

Show NotesShow HN: Books mentioned on Hacker News in 2025The gift card accountability sinkMullvad VPN: "This is a Chat Control 3.0 attempt."I Program on the SubwayI can't upgrade to Windows 11, now leave me aloneスミス: こんにちは！ハッカーボイスのお時間です。今日は2025年12月22日、今年最後の大きなテックニュースを振り返りましょう。この番組では、ハッカーニュースで話題になったトピックを、経験豊富なジャーナリストである私、スミスと、技術専門家のジョシュアさんと一緒に、わかりやすく、面白く深掘りしていきます。 スミス: 年末ですが、テックの世界は休みなく動いています。今日の注目トピックはこちらの5つ...

Show NotesGemini 3 Flash: Frontier intelligence built for speedHow SQLite is testedI got hacked: My Hetzner server started mining MoneroShow HN: High-Performance Wavelet Matrix for Python, Implemented in RustCoursera to combine with Udemyスミス: こんにちは!ハッカーボイスのお時間です。今日は2025年12月18日、今回もハッカーニュースで話題になっているホットなテック系トピックを、経験豊富なジャーナリストである私、スミスと、専門家であるジョシュアさんと一緒にお届けします。 スミス: テクノロジーの進化は止まるところを知りませんね。今日取り上げるニュースは、あなたの日々の開発や、キャリア観に影響を与えるかもしれないものばかりです...

Show NotesJepsen: NATS 2.12.1Strong earthquake hits northern Japan, tsunami warning issuedRunning on Empty: CopperGitHub no longer uses ToastsA series of tricks and techniques I learned doing tiny GLSL demosスミス: こんにちは!ハッカーボイスのお時間です。今日は2025年12月09日、今週もハッカーニュースで話題になった注目トピックを、わかりやすく、面白くご紹介していきます。 スミス: 私たちが日々進化するテクノロジーの波に乗り遅れないよう、その背景や真のインパクトを深掘りしていきます。今日のラインナップはこちらです。 スミス: 一つ目のニュースは、Jepsenレポート、メッセージングシステムN...

When an officer retires from law enforcement, some may experience challenges as they transition to civilian life and leave behind the badge and their police family. According to a 2018 survey, 40 percent of retired officers reported having unexpected challenges adjusting to retirement. This can be caused by a perceived loss of identify, experiencing years of cumulative stress and trauma, and a fear of not knowing what to do next in life. However, evidence suggests that having a positive outlook on the future and an overall healthy mindset is associated with successful post-retirement. Panelists will discuss the concept of remaining resilient in retirement and how, with appropriate preparation for retirement, this mindset can help officers transition into the next chapter of their lives. 

When adverse life events occur, people often suffer negative consequences to their mental health and wellbeing. Law enforcement is not an exception and the more adversity they experience has been associated with worse outcomes. In light of current events in policing, many officers may feel as though they have lost their meaning and purpose, which can result in burnout and possibly even leaving the profession. However, evidence suggests that reflecting on meaning and purpose is beneficial and can help an individual become or remain resilient throughout their life. Panelists will discuss strategies to reconnect with your purpose through your work and remain resilient throughout a law enforcement career. 

Every mass violence incident is unique, and each presents unique challenges for police leaders. And yet, mass violence issues share some commonalities that police leaders need to be aware of. In this podcast, we will explore how these differences and similarities impact officer and community response, needs, and healing in the wake of mass violence. Hear from Chief Daniel Thompson and Chief Greg Mullen, who led their respective departments through two high-profile mass violence incidents: the Waukesha Parade Tragedy of 2021 and the Charleston Church Shooting of 2015. They share the unforeseen challenges to preparation, response, and healing that they, and their departments, experienced. While all forms of violence can have a traumatic and long-lasting effect, understanding the challenges specific to mass violence incidents can better prepare police leaders to navigate these tragedies. 

On tonight’s show: New music from Rupert Lally, Lehto and Le Morte d’Abby, the release of the week is by Megadead and is called (but isn’t) Authentic Country Music and Pete tries his hand at audio book narration. Track listRupert Lally, Play Position (featuring Salford Electronics) CMPLEX, Spectral Density Taken from: Telemetry EP© All rights reserved. Used with permission.Megadead, Chief of the Dead Taken from: Authentic Country Music Release of the week© All rights reserved. Used with permission.JESSY MACH, Cassie’s razor rush © All rights reserved. Used with permission.Le Morte d’Abby, Impatient © All rights reserved. Used with permission.So?ing Machine, Go outside and breathe the fumes © All rights reserved. Used with permission.thelarchmage, Mystic Woods © All rights reserved. Used with permission.Lehto, Fervour Taken from: Sisu (Bathurst)© All rights reserved. Used with permission.Megadead, Out Spaced Taken from: Authentic Country Music Release of the week© All rights reserved. Used with permission.Sick Robot, Broken Glass (AJ&JG Marbles Edit) © All rights reserved. Used with permission.You can submit your music for the podcast via our website. If you enjoy the show please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, share it with a friend and check out the featured artists. Fancy listening to a continuous mix of music from previous shows? Then check out Audio Interface Radio which is now online 24/7 and features curated blocks of music to fit your mood throughout the day. Follow us on Mastodon and Bluesky Copyrighted music is used with the permission of the artists/labels. If you feel we've made a mistake and that your music shouldn't have been included please get in touch and let us know.Spoken sections of this show (except for the excerpt from Thunder Road which is ©Jessy Mach) are released under the CC BY license. Feel free to sample, mangle and use in your music. Please include a link to this page and the following credit:Includes sample(s) from Forgotten Futures 005 from 8th December 2024 hosted by C.Circo & Sam & Xylander on https://www.audiointerface.orgDownload isolated spoken sections for this episode

Mass violence tragedies cause far- and wide-reaching impacts in their aftermath. They create lasting challenges not just for police, but also for their families. Hear from Newton (CT) Chief of Police (Ret.) Michael Kehoe and his wife Lori, a retired hospice nurse, about the unique challenges they each faced, and the steps they took to support Newtown’s police department and its families, in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting in 2012.