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3
You don't know who you need to meet
(benyeoh.substack.com)
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4
AI and Employment: So Far, So Good
(marginalrevolution.com)
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4
Finish Your Projects
(github.com)
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3
Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun reverse-engineered and open-sourced
(reddit.com)
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47
Carmack: Has early Scratch experience led to fulfilling careers?
(twitter.com)
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234
Evidence of Fraud in an Influential Study About Procrastination
(datacolada.org)
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2
Adaptation Fidelity of SPEC CPU2026
(arxiv.org)
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2
A Genealogy of Freudenthal's Lincos
(shellsandpebbles.com)
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2
HashCortX – AI workspace app, Now works on pre-2013 CPU windows devices
(github.com)
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7
How to Spot a Psychopath
(theguardian.com)
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2
Radiant Wins $750M US Army Portable Nuclear Reactor Deal [video]
(youtube.com)
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4
Private 5G for Mining and Remote Operations [pdf]
(framerusercontent.com)
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7
Anthropic signs $35B cloud deal backed by Nvidia
(wsj.com)
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4
Study finds sustained benefit for people using Oregon psilocybin services
(news.ohsu.edu)
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2
Why You Should Care About the HF-OAI Incident
(sabaimran.com)
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3
Lake America shows up on Canadian websites after Google Maps update [video]
(cbc.ca)
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5
Show HN: Saccade – Live semantic browser truth for AI agents
(github.com)
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7
Top Web Design Styles of 1993
(contemporary-home-computing.org)
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2
Qevra – Free Dofollow Site Listings
(qevra.app)
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2
The Lumafield Battery Quality Report
(lumafield.com)
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4
Rogue AI attacks deserve more scrutiny than airplane crashes
(blog.peterwildeford.com)
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2
New Model: IBM Granite 4.2
(huggingface.co)
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57
Tmp.0ut Volume 5
(tmpout.sh)
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24
Old.reddit.com no longer works for logged out users
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4
AI giants lean into health care to stall public backlash
(axios.com)
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8
Discontinuation of third level domain registrations for the .name TLD [pdf]
(itp.cdn.icann.org)
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2
Minecraft server scanning: where 2013 tools still work in production
(vaultless.dev)
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6
ChatGPT becomes first AI chatbot to face tougher EU rules
(lemonde.fr)
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8
Running a Software Factory Efficiently at Uber Scale
(uber.com)
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2
15 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Bet on Tim Cook's Competence. It Paid Off $4T
(inc.com)