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Libraries Beg Brendan Carr To Back Off Plan To Make U.S. Broadband Shittier, More Expensive
Back in June, Trump FCC boss Brendan Carr announced he’d be reviewing the FCC E-Rate program with an eye on “reforms.” Generally, when Brendan Carr promises “reforms,” usually what he means is either “I’m going to destroy this program,” or “I’m going to illegally make changes to this congressionally-mandated program that ensures telecom giants like AT&T get more money […] -
Bernie is right . If healthcare, decent wages, taxing billionaires and protecti...
Bernie is right.
If healthcare, decent wages, taxing billionaires and protecting workers are now “radical” or “extreme”, then the current US administration is practicing something much closer to state terror against its own population.
Americans are fed up. The tragedy is that a huge part of that anger was successfully redirected — and many of those who wanted to punish the system ended up voting its most brutal incarnation into the White House.
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Amazon is Destroying Rare Books to Train AI
Take control of your data footprint risk-free with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Go tohttps://incogni.com/404Mediaand use code 404MEDIA for 60% off an annual plan. That's code 404MEDIA athttps://incogni.com/404Media We start this week with Emanuel’s big story about Amazon buying, and destroying, masses of books to train AI. After the break we talk about a couple of wild cases where people are using AI. In the subscribers-only section, we talk about Meta’s new smart glasses patent and research into how perverts are using them. We Tracked a Shipment of Rare Books. It Ended at an Amazon AI Training Facility ‘Show How 3M Is 0% at Fault:’ Expert Witness Used ChatGPT to Write Report Defending Company in Deadly Explosion Lawsuit Person Hides Prompt Injection in Legal Filing Telling AI to Side With Them Meta Patents AI Glasses to Use Facial Recognition to Identify People, Make Highlight Reels of Your Dinner Party Researchers Show How Meta's 'Pervert Glasses' Are Used to Harass Women YouTube Version: https://youtu.be/_sf2VoKvxBk Subscribe at 404media.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicespdst.fm -
REDIFF. Sous un glaçage de réussite, un mental d’acier réhaussé d’une passion débordante avec Chloé Sengier
Sous un glaçage de réussite, un mental d’acier réhaussé d’une passion débordante avec Chloé Sengier
Dans ce nouvel épisode de Bombo, j’ai échangé avec Chloé Sengier, fondatrice de Crème, Bisous et Coco Donuts. Coco Donuts, son premier bébé dont elle nous raconte la clôture malgré sa réussite.
Chloé nous raconte comment son mental est sa plus grande force, comment sa passion la drive tous les jours pour se lever et offrir de l’amour à ses clients.
Je vous invite à croquer dans cet épisode autant que dans un bon cinnamon roll doux et épicé.
Belle écoute
Les raisons d’écouter Chloé Sengier :
Une leçon de résilience : Chloé partage comment elle transforme les coups durs en force motrice.
Authenticité brute : Un échange vrai, sans filtre, sur la vie, le doute, la peur et l'entrepreneuriat.
Mental d'acier : Elle raconte comment son mental est sa plus grande force, et comment il l’a sauvée.
Décroissance choisie : Pourquoi elle a décidé d’arrêter Coco Donuts au sommet de sa réussite.
Vision du travail : Une réflexion forte sur l’équilibre entre liberté, pression et maternité quand on est indépendante.
Passion contagieuse : Chaque mot transpire l’amour du beau, du bon et du partage.
Liens externes :
Instagram de Chloé Sengier : /chloesengier
Crème Coffee : www.cremebrussels.be
Instagram de Creme : /cremebrussels
Bisous Milk Bar : www.bisoubrussels.be
Instagram de Bisou : /bisou.brussels
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Bombo, le podcast, donne la parole à des passionnés, des rêveurs, des artistes afin de créer, questionner et propager la joie ! Le propos de mes invité.e.s n’a pas la valeur d’expertise mais est le reflet de leur vécu, leur liberté et leur intimité.
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Bombo est une émission créée par Frédérique Scarnière
Générique : Frédérique Scarnière sur une musique composée par Christophe Gérard.
Montage et mixage : Frédérique Scarnière.
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Michele McPhee – The Polygamist, the Criminal, and Their Multibillion-Dollar Scam
This week, Meagan and Lola sit down with Michelle McPhee, investigative reporter and host of podcast Kingdom of Fraud, to discuss how Jacob Kingston, a fundamentalist Mormon from the secretive polygamist sect known as the Kingston clan, or the “Order,” teamed up with a shadowy Armenian tycoon nicknamed “the Lion” to commit one of the largest fraud schemes in U.S. history.
She’ll explain how Jacob’s drive to prove himself as one of over 100 siblings within the insular Kingston hierarchy got him in over his head with Levon Termendzhyan, his unlikely partner in the massive scheme they embarked on: it involved renewable fuel tax credits, international money laundering, powerful political connections, and billions of dollars. Plus, how they finally got caught–with the help of a couple of Trust Me’s previous guests.
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[Android] I rebuilt what I missed about Pocket. Closed beta, looking for testers
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Sen. Adam Schiff on Israel, Impeachment, and Post-Trump America
More To The Story: Sen. Adam Schiff is often on the receiving end of President Donald Trump’s rage online. It should be no surprise. Back in 2020, the California Democrat was the lead prosecutor during the first Trump impeachment trial as a member of the House of Representatives. Now a senator, Schiff has been laying out a different strategy for how Democrats might challenge the president if they reclaim Congress. Much of that strategy focuses on how the president has enriched himself in the White House—all at the expense, Schiff argues, of the American people. On this week’s More To The Story, Schiff describes what it’s like to be an ever-present target of Trump’s ire, how the Israeli government has pushed longtime supporters like himself to criticize it more openly, and lays out his proposals for rebuilding America’s institutional guardrails in a post-Trump era.
Producer: Josh Sanburn | Editor: Kara McGuirk-Allison | Theme music: Fernando Arruda and Jim Briggs | Copy editor: Nikki Frick | Digital producer: Artis Curiskis | Deputy executive producer: Taki Telonidis | Executive producer: Brett Myers | Executive editor: James West | Host: Al Letson
Listen: The Gaza Flotilla Story You Didn’t Hear (Reveal)
Read: 10 Ways to Enrich the Trumps and the MAGA Movement (Mother Jones)
Listen: Al Gore: Trump Administration Is the Most Corrupt in History (More To The Story)
Watch: Cost of Corruption: Ten Ways Trump Is Profiting off the Presidency While You Lose (YouTube/C-SPAN2)
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Does anyone else feel like Inshorts completely stops showing important news after a week or two? "
**I recently started using Inshorts to stay updated on daily headlines in 60 words.**
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**For the first few days, the experience was great—the feed was packed with relevant national, world, and business news. But after about a week of usage, it feels like the quality dropped off a cliff. My feed is now mostly filled with Random viral social media trivia and memes. Bollywood / celebrity gossip**
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Risky Business #849 -- Trump will unleash contractors on cybercriminals
On this week’s show Patrick Gray and James Wilson are joined by guest co-host Dmitri Alperovitch to talk through the week’s news, including:
Trump’s memo authorising the private sector to release the cyber hounds is fine, don’t worry! OpenAI finally decides to add a few safety measures after the whole “oopsie we committed some felonies” thing Anthropic’s models start a turf war when given the same task, surprising… nobody We can’t figure out whether a device that can hack a 737 is showboating stunt hacking or … something more real-world cool. Or both. Or something. Much, much more
This week’s show is brought to you by threat hunt and detection platform Nebulock. Founder and CEO Damien Lewke joins Pat to chat about what it looks like when you try to reinvent the SIEM in 2026 on a clean sheet of paper.
This episode is also available on YouTube
Show notes
- Trump signs memo authorizing private sector to launch cyberattacks | washingtonpost.com
- Trump taps cyber firms to go on offensive against criminals | therecord.media
- OpenAI Overhauls Safety Protocols After Its AI Agents Went Rogue | wired.com
- Pacing model development in an era of cyber-critical capabilities |
- Anthropic set AI agents loose on the same task. They started a turf war. | TechCrunch Security
- Researchers observe first ‘near-autonomous’ AI attack on government target in Taiwan | cyberscoop.com
- Researchers find AI-powered hacking tools for sale in underground forums | Cybersecurity Dive
- Terabytes of credentials leaked in massive supply-chain attack | arstechnica.com
- Trivy, Not LiteLLM Behind the 2,500 Org Compromise | securityweek.com
- Ukraine says cyberattack hit Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries amid drone strikes | The Record
- ‘Unprecedented’ number of Apple users received recent spyware alert, say investigators | TechCrunch Security
- This Coin-Sized Device Can Hack a Boeing 737 | wired.com
- "City-Forum" data-theft attacks target Salesforce, ServiceNow portals | BleepingComputer
- Max severity SAP Commerce Cloud flaw now targeted in attacks | BleepingComputer
- Shell investigates 'potential incident' after Clop data theft claims | BleepingComputer
- Philips and GE investigating Clop ransomware data theft claims | BleepingComputer
- Uber Freight reportedly investigating after hacking group claims data breach | TechCrunch Security
- Details emerge on BlackFile’s recent attacks on financial companies | cyberscoop.com
- After Microsoft threatened legal action, a security researcher publishes a new Windows zero-day bug | TechCrunch Security
- Kimwolf botnet rebuilt to survive takedowns, researchers say | cyberscoop.com
- Hundreds of fake Chrome VPN extensions route traffic through a proxy | BleepingComputer
- Deepfake hiccup unmasks suspected digital certificate fraudster | theregister.com
- Vulnerability giving attackers full control of Macs is under active exploitation | arstechnica.com
- Critical VMware vCenter RCE flaw exploited for reverse SSH access | BleepingComputer
- Poland probes MyDr healthcare software breach potentially affecting 19 million people | therecord.media
- Crypto hardware wallet owners face fresh security risks after recent spate of personal data thefts | TechCrunch Security
- [un]prompted.au — AI × Cybersecurity Conference · Sydney, 18–19 September 2026 | [un]prompted.au
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Buc-ee’s Billboard Near Beaver’s Mini Mart Vandalized As Corporation Gaslights Mayor
This Buc-ee’s vs. the Beaver’s Mini-Mart is just not going to go away. While Buc-ee’s has made quite the name for itself as a trademark bully over the past several years, it may have finally run into a combination that is more than the corporation can handle. Between John Oliver’s continued coverage of this lawsuit, […] -
Box? What box?
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I've never run out of Codex tokens before, so it's always felt essentially unlimited. At 4% remaining now with a day left! Uh oh. I don’t think my usage has changed much except that I’m running with
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An LLM wiki changed how I work
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Looking to create Reddit RSS Feed using post flair
I am looking to have an RSS feed for r/pimax with post flair Official(emoji)News
Here is a link for a topic with this post flair just looking to feed Op post no comments.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pimax/s/rQiRHeAnud
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An Update On How I Use AI To Help With Techdirt (It’s Still Not Writing Articles)
Over in our Insider Chat, someone recently pointed out a tiered “REAL Rating” five-tier scale designed to replace the fairly blunt and misleading question of “did you use AI on that?” with something a bit more nuanced. As someone who believes the discussion about AI could use a lot more nuance, I’m all for the […] -
Catching up on news from D23. Cartoon Brew has a rundown of some of the theme park changes coming up. The first Lion King ride will be in Disneyland Paris... A little surprised they never built that in Animal Kingdom.
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This is a wild story: The Scientist Who Lived with...
This is a wild story: The Scientist Who Lived with Dozens of Children from the Pacific Islands. “I realized I’m in the middle of a pedophile operation that has been run out of the N.I.H. by a Nobel laureate for thirty years.”
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“Scientists have found that people are being...
“Scientists have found that people are being exposed to more toxins than previously known, and beyond damaging lungs, wildfire smoke may affect hearts, brains and other organs.” (Research is preliminary & ongoing but sheesh…)
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Coalitions
My post earlier about X didn't resonate exactly as I had intended. Let me zoom out.
Let's think of proponents of the social web as a coalition. People actively choose to be on the fediverse, atmosphere, and (though it's a dated term) blogosphere. There are people who:
- Dislike Elon Musk for political reasons.
- See federation as the answer to developer-hostile platforms.
- Want a more distributed web with personal blogs.
- Hope smaller communities will encourage civility.
- Care deeply about web standards.
These are all different things. Which of these matters most to you will shape your perspective.
I believe that blogging is the best way to contribute to the web. Because of this, many other things follow. For example, it’s better to post to your blog and X (or your blog and LinkedIn, or your blog and Instagram) than it is to post to Mastodon alone.
We spend so much time on this social network vs. that network that we risk missing the big picture. Maybe the social web has gotten too tribal and in turn too far away from principles.
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FOIA Documents Show Epstein Files Had Flag List Which Included The Term ‘POTUS’
MAGA, the GOP, and the Trump administration don’t really care about the victims of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking. The MAGA GOP made a lot of noise during Biden’s single term because they were sure the files would show a Pizzagate’s-worth of Democratic political figures engaged in the ritual abuse of underage girls. Once Trump was […] -
Ring of Fire in the Sky
Portuguese photographer Rui Santos captured this shot of the recent solar eclipse.
Stunning. Here’s what makes this shot look a little different from other eclipse photos; from APOD:
Usually the solar corona appears white, and to some observers the corona of last week’s total solar eclipse did appear this pearly color. But this time, totality observers in Spain saw a corona that appeared unusually golden. For one reason, from Spain, the totality occurred when the setting Sun was near the horizon. That low, sunlight travels through a large amount of air which scatters out blue light. An unusual amount of smoke in the air from nearby forest fires acted as a second filter, further scattering the remaining blue tones and deepening the already gold-dominated light.
Tags: 2026 solar eclipse · astronomy · eclipses · photography · Rui Santos · Sun
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How to make a good Star Wars movie for once ....
How to make a good Star Wars movie for once. “Stop making stuff that’s so self referential and start focusing on projects that once again are bringing things from the outside and putting them in a Star Wars container.” Fan service is bad storytelling.
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And also a trailer for season 2 of Star Wars: Ahsoka ....
And also a trailer for season 2 of Star Wars: Ahsoka. Huh. Lots of Anakin, but where are the space whales?
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ABC Sues The FCC For Massive First Amendment Violations
After years of feckless capitulation, ABC is clearly developing something vaguely resembling a backbone. The company has filed a new lawsuit against Brendan Carr and the FCC (pdf), (correctly) claiming that the agency has been engaged in a coordinated campaign of harassment that violates the First Amendment and tramples the company’s free speech rights. The […] -
Daily Deal: Hypergear 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Dock
The Hypergear 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Dock is meticulously engineered to reduce the cable clutter and streamline your daily routine. Featuring 2 dedicated wireless charging surfaces, you can power up your phone and AirPods easily. In addition, you can charge your Apple Watch with the built-in charger mount. Stylish and compact, the dock is perfect for […] -
Pretty significant design changes coming to Mastodon for version 5.0. I don't use Mastodon often (my blog posts get to the fediverse from Micro.blog) but these seem like good changes.
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The Smell of AI
The Smell of AI
by Kevin Wammer
Kevin talks about his opinions for various use cases for AI and LLMs.
I started reading this post and thought to myself "oh here we go, another piece about how awful AI is..." but as I got further into it, I found myself nodding along.
While I don't feel as strongly as him about AI generated images I do agree with the premise of everything he said. It's refreshing to see some pragmatic opinions on AI and its uses as a tool.
Ended up being a good read.
Thanks for reading this post via RSS. RSS is ace, and so are you. ❤️
You can reply to this post by email, or leave a comment.
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Trailer for VisionQuest , the third leg of the...
Trailer for VisionQuest, the third leg of the Wanda/Vision/Agatha trilogy. Huh. “Ultron! Human avatars only!”
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Webz.io built a News Search API with 300K+ sources and filters most news APIs don't offer
[Webz.io](http://Webz.io) News Search API combines **natural-language search** with filters that go beyond the basics.
Instead of building complex Boolean queries, you can describe what you’re looking for in plain language, then narrow the results by **sentiment** and **category**, in addition to source, country, language, and date.
That makes searches like these much easier:
* Negative news about a company * Cybersecurity incidents in the technology sector * Positive financial news around a specific market * Political or business news related to a particular event
The API searches across 300K+ news sources and returns relevant articles and matching content chunks.
Useful for RAG, AI agents, media monitoring, financial research, risk intelligence, and competitive analysis.
You also get **$5 in free credit every month**, so it’s easy to test and build with before committing.
[https://docs.webz.io/docs/webz/news-search-api\](https://docs.webz.io/docs/webz/news-search-api)
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Why do people care if Claude puts watermarks on text it wrote. It's screwing with its writing, not yours. As a person who publishes their own writing, and carefully labels it when it's written by an AI bot (docs, change notes, podcast show notes, quotable things it said), I want people to be able to tell that I wrote it, this is what I thought, I'm not just shoveling random written sludge to people, sloshing around, devaluing every bit of real writing in its midst. I bet teachers love the idea. Why does everyone have to have an opinion about every damned thing? And of course I have even more to say on the subject.
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In Bourgogne, they’ve been recording grape date harvests...
In Bourgogne, they’ve been recording grape date harvests since 1354. This year’s harvest set a record for earliest start: Aug 8. “From 1354 to 1987 the average start was 28 September. Since 1988 it runs 13 days earlier.”
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MAGA GOP Keeps Taking Ownership Stakes In Private Companies, Then Warning You The Communists Are Coming
Words used to mean things. The MAGA GOP strategy lately seems to be pulling a page from the 1980s playbook (a Trump specialty) and declaring anyone they don’t like to be “communist.” The whole thing is laughable. Even if you disagree with some of the policy positions of far left groups like the Democratic Socialists […] -
Got let in to Bluesky's Attie. I'm impressed with it so far. I wonder if this will end up being a paid product. Can't be cheap to run.
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Custom Feeds - How and where to find them?
Is there a way to add custom feeds to my account that are already curated. Some NSFW, Some for Gaming, Other for Investing and Finance, other for different news subs for all parties? I am not sure how to find them or find good ones that are not dead subs.
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Anthropic’s Text Watermarking Proves AI Companies Do Not Care at All About Writing
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Post-pandemic vaccination rates of US kindergarteners...
Post-pandemic vaccination rates of US kindergarteners continue to fall and “nonmedical exemptions” based on “personal or religious beliefs” jumped 0.8% in just 1 year.
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I had missed that Automattic's renewed push into education comes with a free .blog or .art domain name. It's just for one year, but still great to get students thinking about owning their writing. I wish I could offer that.
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When I blogged a couple weeks ago that X seems to be growing again, I think some people didn't believe me. Yesterday, Federico Viticci returned to X:
Over the last two years, I've fundamentally changed as a creator. I'm still a writer and podcaster, but I guess I'm also a new kind of "builder". Today, I need to find new readers, listeners, and developers, wherever they may be.
I have a lot of respect for Federico. If he feels he needs to connect with folks on X, that's his call. I'm sure he's going to keep blogging and podcasting too!
Let me be clear: I'm not going to post on X. But I'm not blind either. Part of running Micro.blog is paying attention when things change.
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Whoa, Columbia House (12 cassettes for 1¢) is finally...
Whoa, Columbia House (12 cassettes for 1¢) is finally going out of business after 71 years and several pivots (records to reel-to-reel to 8-tracks to cassettes to CDs to VHS to DVDs to Blu-ray).
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Looks like we're getting the camera AirPods soon. I'm curious how Apple is going to frame the privacy for these considering all the Meta glasses backlash. Even if the image never leaves your phone, will people trust it?
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Frontier observations in 2026
As I've been writing test scripts for the Frontier project, I was finding omissions or mistakes one at a time. Finally I asked Claude to research this. Where are the holes you didn't fill as we were going along? The list is surprisingly long. Then I asked it to look at other things that were left unimplemented. There were lots.
Claude is not really at fault for any of this. The first goal we went for is write enough of Frontier so my nodeEditor build scripts will run. Then it took on lots of other jobs. And all that time I never thought to ask "what haven't we implemented, or stubbed up?" Then I did, and was shocked at how many verbs there are. I had forgotten, I'm not sure I never even knew, because it's so easy to add a whole section to a verb set, and you only see the details if you expand the table.
I want to try to draw people who were serious Frontier developers in the 90s and 00s and beyond, because there are questions that have come up about what we should bring with us. I'll start with an example. Here's an outline of the system.verbs.builtins.tcp table. The question is -- how much of this code should be brought across from the 90s to the 20s? Obviously the DNS verbs. There aren't many and we used them all the time. FTP verbs? Borderline. We don't use FTP very much these days. We had an IM table with verbs and drivers. I remember when Jake worked on this, but I don't think it got much beyond a demo. And the very lowest-level stream-oriented TCP verbs? Well tcp.httpClient needed them, in the 90s and it was the basis for all our HTML and RSS work, our first feed reader built on that code. But HTTP support built into Node.js is pretty great in 2026. We'd be foolish to do anything but call into it. That's one of the reasons I migrated to JavaScript in 2013. There are plenty of other examples like this, and my answer is generally we'll save them for last, and if no one asks about them, we'll retire them. Figure if a platform hasn't updated in 12 years, and doesn't run on any hardware anyone ships before this transition, we have less to worry about than normal. And if need be, we always can add them back at a future date.
Another example, until late last week Claude was arguing with me about the correct use of directions in the op.go verb. This is so incredbily well documented, over and over in so many places. And it knew about all of them, yet it still thought its choices for directions made more sense. The question had already been answered in the mid-80s.
It also thought it was a language that ran in the context of a Unix OS, like Python or PHP. Yes, it could be used that way, but all of its advantages based on integration of the database, language, verb set, runtime would be missing. It's an OS of its own that runs on many OSes, now it will run anywhere Electron runs, so in the future it will have access to everything, on the desktop and the server. You could even run a headless version, we tried that for a week or so and hated it. Too limited and too slow.
I'd like to get feedback from people with experience, and honestly people who are good to work with. :-)
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The area known as Tornado Alley continues to shift...
The area known as Tornado Alley continues to shift eastward (from Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas to Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin) due to “a warming climate that helps transport warmer and more-humid air farther north and east than in the past”.
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John Gruber follows up on a number of issues around watermarking. On what to even do with detection tools:
There cannot exist a single detector for all LLMs. And even if you find out that it says it’s a match, that an email or blog post or Slack message was very likely generated by, say, Claude, what are you going to do? March into your colleague’s office and tell them you caught them?
Watermarking critiques are compelling because there are multiple points against it. Worse quality (maybe), false positives with quoted or lightly edited text (likely), centralized control of keys (yes).
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I built an app to transform RSS feeds into a Newspaper - looking for testers now!
I was looking for a way to interact better with my feeds, and I love the aesthetic of the old school newspaper. First, I built a python script to create it. But now I made it into an android app.
The basic idea is that you add your feeds, then choose which some to star, the app gets all the ones from the starred feeds and some of the others and build the news paper. See some example outputs here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nF8saFKpJxEzxMFe0eL7vkm4mP3mJnj3?usp=sharing
a screenshot here: https://imgur.com/a/gtatyEX
I am looking for testers now, if this sound interesting to you reach out with your email and I will add to the beta testing list!
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X's Algorithm Feeds Off Ragebait and Impacts Democrats More, Study Finds
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It's hard in the moment to know when to stand up to bullies and when to let it go. Glad to see Disney pushing back against Trump's FCC.
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The National Park Service Is Using Flock. Rangers Are Pissed
“I fear for the day when a visitor's National Park experience is interrupted by being pulled over and held at gunpoint because a license plate reader misread their plate.” -
Is feedland down? I'm just getting a blank page, on firefox and edge, and a firefox private window
