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Wednesday July 30, 2025. 09:54 PM
In a New Yorker piece, Burkhard Bilger accompanies Americans who cross a dusty strip of the Sonoran Desert into Los Algodones, aka 'Molar City,' where more than a thousand dentists work in a town of 5,500. Patients come 'to be healed or transformed or to put an end to their...
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Smartphone maker Nothing's $799 Phone 3 has been 'mired in controversy among the same customers who rallied behind the company's past products' since its July launch, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. Tech enthusiasts have 'lambasted the company for the phone's peculiar...
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You get a superintelligence and you get a superintelligence. Everybody gets a superintelligence Meta is plowing tens of billions of dollars into GPU bit barns the size of Manhattan Island, and yet The Social Network has struggled to upstage rivals like OpenAI or Anthropic.…
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This commercial for wind farms takes the seaweed crisp. This is a lot of fun, but don't lose sight of the fact that it's pointing out the President of the United States is ol' pudding brains. Previously:• Trump still thinks wind farms are killing whales The post Samuel ...
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BlueOS kernel is written in Rust, featuring security, lightweight, and generality. It is compatible with POSIX interfaces and supports Rust’s standard library. ↫ BlueOS kernel GitHub page This is the kernel for the BlueOS operating system, developed by Vivo, a Chinese...
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AlphaEarth Foundations is a chip off the Google DeepMind block—and it’s here to help save the world.
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Last week-end, I was invited to the UNIX Social Camp in Dijon, France to talk about the reasons I still use OpenBSD these days and why should others do so; or at least, have a look at OpenBSD. ↫ Joel Carnat Here’s my short pitch as to why you should use OpenBSD: it’s t...
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As industry groups decry censorship, players are flooding Visa and Mastercard with complaints and sharing the titles of delisted NSFW games to support developers.
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India launched the $1.5 billion NISAR radar imaging satellite on Wednesday from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, marking the first joint mission between NASA and the Indian Space Research Organisation. The satellite uses dual radar frequencies -- NASA's L-band and ISRO's...
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Are you still using LinkedIn, the website where failed tech startup entrepreneurs go to die and “AI” influencers try to sell you on the latest version of the chatbot Florpium like a Utah mom trying to sell leggings that are totally not an MLM? If you are, and the other ten th...
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IBM report shows a rush to embrace technology without safeguarding it, and as for governance... Organizations rushing to implement AI are neglecting security and governance, IBM claims, with attackers already taking advantage of lax protocols to target models and...
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Dropbox will shut down its password manager service by October 28, giving users until then to extract their data before permanent deletion. The discontinuation occurs in phases: Dropbox Passwords becomes view-only on August 28, the mobile app stops working September 11, and...
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RunSybil, a startup founded by OpenAI’s first security researcher, deploys agents that probe websites for vulnerabilities—part of a new AI era for cybersecurity.
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Data stream from aging sensor to continue after public backlash and amateur workaround The US Navy has announced plans to continue distributing satellite data needed for hurricane forecasting, months after authorities said the data stream was to be turned off.…
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OpenAI has introduced Study Mode for ChatGPT, a new feature designed to help students actively engage in learning rather than simply receiving answers. When users prompt the AI chatbot with a question, it responds with guiding questions and hints intended to lead them toward ...
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A typical United States generational beef about clothing, and some poetry, seems to have given us a word that today has one thousand uses, dude. 'They were young. They were vacuous. They were effeminate — and they were drawing a bit of attention from the humorists and...
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Long-term stress can drain the color out of everything—sweet drinks taste bland and friends feel like strangers. According to research published in Neuron and reported by Eric W. Dolan in Psypost, a team of researchers learned how ketamine puts the color back. — Read the re...
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Elon Musk turned heads at a Tesla fan event last weekend in San Mateo, California — not by hyping electric cars, but by pitching a future where humanoid robots drive Tesla’s growth. Appearing virtually at the Tesla Owners of Silicon Valley “Takeover” party, Musk...
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Google will soon cast an even wider net with its AI age estimation technology. From a report: After announcing plans to find and restrict underage users on YouTube, the company now says it will start detecting whether Google users based in the US are under 18. Age estimation ...
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If you have ever wondered what your brain is complaining about when it yells 'I need sleep,' read Derek Lowe's latest post at Science.org. He walks through a brand-new fly study that tackles the oldest question in sleep research: where does the need to sleep actually come...
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