Discussion about Iran, Middle East, Europe, and US that I thought was very level headed, well thought out, worth a listen imho. I'd like to hear a similar podcast from a non-western world viewpoint. podcastindex.org #
The Zamzar brothers, 20 years of making files cool again. blog.zamzar.com #
Worth reading @sershokunin's trade.xyz hyperliquid NYSE launch tweet to get an idea of the future of trading. Sounds pretty cool. x.com #
Very funny halloween costumes on TBPN. youtube.com #
Some pretty great analysis of the AI funding dynamics going on right now on this week's All-In podcast. youtube.com #
NYSE seriously looking at perpetual futures, aka perps. Hyperliquid soars 15%. theblock.co #
Reddit moving to logged in only experiences, to fight bot traffic. engadget.com #
Patrick Stewart who played Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek and Charles Xavier in X-Men has died age 86. theguardian.com #
Legend of Zelda running on...a conference badge. It's literally a full NES emulator in a badge. simonwillison.net #
Ben Thompson writes a piece about the end of the internet. And yet reading his words I am reminded that the internet is a strange place where things are announced as dead only for them to live for a lot longer. stratechery.com #
The strategic mapple syrup reserve is nearly empty. fortune.com #
Burnham and the EU. theguardian.com #
Seems like propper mass peaceful protests are now happening across France. theguardian.com #
Security concerns have overshadowed the NFL’s debut in Paris. theguardian.com #
OpenShell is the safe, private runtime for autonomous AI agents. github.com #
Every model has the same controversal take on humans. My favorite is that consciousness is a PR department. modelcompare.ai #
Final James Bond screen tests to take place this weekend. bbc.com #
Big changes in central London soon. theguardian.com #
Chinese tech giants Alibaba, ByteDance, and Tencent have ordered more than 5 billion worth of Nvidia chips semafor.com #
Eric Schmidt holds about 1% of Anthropic cryptobriefing.com #
Cloudflare introduces Cleric, an extraction model, which is distinct from LLMs, for extracting values from inputs, and making predictions. blog.cloudflare.com #
It's the mathspocalypse apparently. It's also very odd timing considering my experience with LLM and higher order functions. I hate to sound like a broken record, but these fucking weird synchronicities just keep happening. news.ycombinator.com #
Yep schizophrenia is definitely trending now, funny and kinda dark piece from Saturday Night Live⁸. x.com #
Just brushing up on my schizophrenia, seing as it appears to be trending, luckily those lovely americans have plenty of prior art, they are always thinking ahead, real multi-generational mega brains. Just want to get ahead of things cause schizophrenia can be a real bitch. And very tedious. youtube.com #
Netanyahu calls everyone cowards at the UN. The world will always take what you do and say and immediatetly weaponise it against you in the most aggregious way imaginable. That has been my experience over and over and over and over. Life is infact just an escallating continuous stream of such events. Then it will get angry at you for pointing it out. theguardian.com #
A nice bite sized story, slightly nostaligc, about Sun Microsystems, and boredom. bcantrill.dtrace.org #
Colin Breck doesn't want to read what you didn't write. Makes some good points, a bit long winded though imho. Perhaps I have modern day impatience syndrome. blog.colinbreck.com #
Alice GG on attention, tetris and an intentional internet. alicegg.tech #
Just as I am starting to deploy betas of my publishing server, all the tech leaders are now saying that everything AI needs to slow down. Something feels very familiar about this pattern. cnbc.com #
Some super famous maths problem was solved by AI, humans everywhere are like whatever. latent.space #
People are freaking out about a securityappocalypse. We have one year apparently. jyn.dev #
Cloud in a Bottle - containerized apps, unified auth, good UX. cloudinabottle.org #
timgordontg/engrim - A local-first, project-scoped SQLite memory engine that allows developers to freely switch between models and environments, an episodic memory store. github.com #
How do you manage skills files? news.ycombinator.com #
Asahi Linux on M3 asahilinux.org #
Herdr - the agent runtime, run them anywhere, leave them running. herdr.dev #
Cloud in a Bottle - containerized apps, unified auth, good UX. cloudinabottle.org #
timgordontg/engrim - A local-first, project-scoped SQLite memory engine that allows developers to freely switch between models and environments, an episodic memory store. github.com #
How do you manage skills files? news.ycombinator.com #
Asahi Linux on M3 asahilinux.org #
Herdr - the agent runtime, run them anywhere, leave them running. herdr.dev #
Quentin Tarantino bought and runs a 1920s cinema in East Hollywood, LA. thevintagenews.com #
Vista - Video Archives Cinema Club, Los Angeles - I really like the idea of boutique cinemas. vistatheaterhollywood.com #
Pentagon's 3 million people get their own ChatGPT and Grok. techcrunch.com #
Polymarket raises $300 million from Trump Jr's investment fund. techcrunch.com #
After 15 years as Apple CEO, Tim Cook steps down. semafor.com #
OpenClaw 2.0 released openclaw.ai #
Zara launches Lefties in Liverpool, a low cost clothes store run by robots. theguardian.com #
Peter Cullen, voice of Optimus Prim and tons of other characters from Predator to Winnie the Pooh dies aged 85. theguardian.com #
Looks like Nvidia to acquire Hugging Face. businessinsider.com #
Open letter from 100 big tech companies waning about looming AI cyber threat problem. axios.com #
Amazon is now a member of the YouTube Shopping affiliate program. Good for content creators. engadget.com #
Big rise in cyberattacks seen on US infrastructure, including 100+ water systems in July. techcrunch.com #
Eric Weinstein on special science corner All-In Podcast episode. World keeps on worlding. podcastindex.org #
walgit — a git server that is one binary in front of an object store github.com #
Uk first customer to Ukraine's military industrial complex AI lemonade stand. implicator.ai #
Microsoft found to be embeding invisible watermark uuids into images created by MS Paint and Photos apps. xusheng.dev #
Always be selling. theguardian.com #
Iranian hackers shutdown UK power plant for 4 days. telegraph.co.uk #
I thought this week‘s All-in Podcast was particularly good. youtube.com #
Material science papers still pulling out the most base abstracts after all these years. nature.com #
Instagram has a new logo theverge.com #
Under 15s social media ban blocked by courts in France theguardian.com #
Bluesky release Bluesky Protocol Services. atproto.com #
As much as I'm not a massive fan of intelligence agencies, I can't help but think Bond was a much better PR act for the UK than Bin Face. theguardian.com #
Scientists are studying agent turf wars. Kind of interesting. If you are into turf wars you will love this, otherwise if you are regular person quite worrying. techcrunch.com #
Solar eclipse above houses of parliament and Big Ben in London. theguardian.com #
Trump‘s board of peace issues first building contract. More US - EU passive aggressive geopolitics than you can shake a stick at. theguardian.com #
Just in case you haven‘t had your recommended dose of doom this week, scientists have discovered that black holes are exploding stars across the Milkyway galaxy. sciencedaily.com #
Another blog with 2 posts with the exact thing I have been researching the last few days, this time about the perils of webhooks weli.dev #
Runar writes about switching from Android to Linux on mobile runarcn.no #
In a presumably unreleated piece, Michael Lopp writes about how incredible the typography is in Blade Runner. randsinrepose.com #
There is an immortal jellyfish that can turn back into a baby and grow all over again. theguardian.com #
Bending Spoons well known for buy-to-renovate deals acquires Airtable. techcrunch.com #
Sebastian Pipping reports the City of Munich has contracted with him to work full time on XML parser library libexpat for up to 6 months. blog.hartwork.org #
Cloudflare release a stablecoin wallet for agents. blog.cloudflare.com #
Raymii got Linux and Windows running on his programmable calculator. raymii.org #
Amazon joins Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet and Apple in the $3 trillion dollar company club. cnbc.com #
Texas implements moratorium on approvals for the 1,800 data centre projects in the queue, representing over 474 gigawatts. texastribune.org #
Whitehouse establishes voluntary framework for evaluating advanced AI models. Is very economic with the details. axios.com #
Andros Fenollosa makes the case that modern CSS is better than Tailwinds CSS. en.andros.dev #
Apple Q3 revenue up 16%. businesswire.com #
Amazon Q2 revenue up 20%. businesswire.com #
SK Hynics and Samsung shares skyrocket after a dip. cnbc.com #
Google fixes more bugs in June than previous 2 years thanks to AI blog.google #
Jim Nielsen lists some AI Aesthetics he‘s noticed. blog.jim-nielsen.com #
Chris Coyier from the Shop Talk Show just released CodePen 2.0. chriscoyier.net #
SpaceX rocket heading for accidental collision with moon on wednesday. theguardian.com #
Almost every sensitive radiation detector built since 1945 relies on steel salvaged from ships that sank before the first nuclear test. spacedaily.com #
Johanna Larsson makes some interesting personal reflections vis-a-vis accountability and programming with LLMs. jola.dev #
US diplomats stage walk out at France organised UN meeting. theguardian.com #
Apple $5 trillion company amid AI stock sell off. theguardian.com #
Buttons vs Links, and the Button Actions proposal. unplannedobsolescence.com #
FCC bans humanoid robots from China. theguardian.com #
Everyone is joining the Open Secure AI Alliance. thehackernews.com #
ChatGPT refuses to write in the style of a named author. arstechnica.com #
Amazon proposes a 5,105 satellite constallation for direct to device voice and data services, deployment beginning 2028 reuters.com #
AARomanov1985/Audio-Cassette-Simulation - simulate cassette tape audio profiles using ffmpeg. github.com #
Find out where particular fonts are used. fontsinuse.com #
The open vs closed debate in AI heats up. nytimes.com #
What Coding Felt Like in the 80s. comuniq.xyz #
Trump threatens EU with tariffs over fining US tech companies. theguardian.com #
Meshy that generates 3D assets from text and image AI prompts raises $400 million at a $1.5 billion valuation. techfundingnews.com #
Layoffs at Patreon maybe a sign creator economy is in difficulties. variety.com #
An unbelievably long winded critique of AT proto in uses involving private data. lukekanies.com #
John C. Dvorak OG tech writer and co-host of the No Agenda Podcast has died. RIP. news.ycombinator.com #
X rebuilds their Android app from scratch. techcrunch.com #
Musk says they will open source the entire X codebase with 3rd party verification. thenewstack.io #
Polymarket banned in France. reuters.com #
Andros Fenollosa writeup of his IndieWeb voyage of discovery. en.andros.dev #
Scientists make cells using lab made DNA for the first time. theguardian.com #
Looks like Meta Web Services is on the horizon. techcrunch.com #
The cast of Jackass become true brits. (via the youtube distopian panopticon algorithm) youtube.com #
Apple increases prices, Micron reports non-constructive market dynamics. wsj.com #
Blogger Om Malik has died. Was very popular in tech from the early 2000s. hn thread. om.co #
OpenKnowledge - Beautiful, AI-native markdown editor and LLM Wiki. github.com #
SpaceSail is China's answer to Starlink. theguardian.com #
Doctorow in the Guardian. theguardian.com #
South Korean memory giant SK Hynixs to list in US at $29 billion. taipeitimes.com #
Jim Nielsen and John Gruber on stating the obvious. blog.jim-nielsen.com #
OpenAI and Broadcom have a new inference chip called Jalapeño. Best name for a chip in quite a while imho. openai.com #
Micron and Scandisk apear to be the AI barometer at the minute. Big sell-off just happened. marketwatch.com #
Chinese giant Tencent is grtting out of japanese game studios. thenextweb.com #
Nuclear renaissance in Canada, 10 reactors by 2040. cbc.ca #
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