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The Arrogance of Ignorance. – By James Fallows (fallows.substack.com)
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What a Week of Freedom Can Do for a Lab Mouse (defector.com)
1
Ecological Imperialism (kschroeder.substack.com)
2
Paediatricians' blood used to make new treatments for RSV and colds (newscientist.com)
2
What Happened in El Paso? – By James Fallows (fallows.substack.com)
1
Building an End-to-End Developer Salary Prediction App (medium.com/data-and-beyond)
14
Google sent personal and financial information of student journalist to ICE (techcrunch.com)
3
Smallpox killed 300M people last century. One man helped stop it (vox.com)
1
The Beauty of Slag (uchicago.edu)
2
Science at the Edge of the World (fightforthehuman.com)
2
Why Tech (&) Media is complicated – Om (om.co)
14
What ICE did to Alex Pretti is somehow worse than we thought (esquire.com)
2
Where did southern Australia's record-breaking heatwave come from? (theconversation.com)
20
mRNA cancer vaccine shows protection at 5-year follow-up, Moderna and Merck say (arstechnica.com)
7
Detained MN women help ICE agent having a seizure (startribune.com)
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Winapp, the Windows App Development CLI (windows.com)
7
Not all Chess960 positions are equally complex (arxiv.org)
3
How Much Is Eight Dollars? (defector.com)
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Mammals have evolved into ant eaters 12 times since the dinosaur age – study (2025) (phys.org)
1
Artificial Intelligence Meets Natural Stupidity: Managing the Risks [pdf] (stanford.edu)
1
Bad Science, Good Politics (shaemclaughlin.substack.com)
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In the Time of the Mad King (fallows.substack.com)
3
Shaping Things by Bruce Sterling (mitpress.mit.edu)
1
US to slash routine vaccine recommendations for children in major change (theguardian.com)
4
2026: The Year AI Will Break Something Big (medium.com/thought-thinkers)
4
'Blind into Caracas' – By James Fallows (fallows.substack.com)
3
New at the Nursery: Tomato and Potato = TomTato (theatlantic.com)
2
Willie Nelson Sees America (newyorker.com)
2
Quadratrix of Hippias (wikipedia.org)
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'60 Minutes' Report on Cecot That Bari Weiss Censored Is Now Internet Contraband (daringfireball.net)
1
Advancing Low-Light Raw Enhancement by Retasking Diffusion Models for Camera ISP (arxiv.org)
1
With Apple's help, storytellers are figuring out Vision Pro (fastcompany.com)
2
The Great Emu War: How Flightless Birds Beat the Australian Army (historyhit.com)
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Montreal's New Rail Line Is the Future – Macleans.ca (macleans.ca)
2
A woman who discovered black holes (newhumanist.org.uk)
3
"They're not designed for that": An ocean robot's lucky Antarctic discoveries (reportearth.substack.com)
2
Phreeli: The Privacy-by-Design Mobile Carrier You Can Trust (yahoo.com)
1
Double Blind Armadillo: Cryptographic Architecture for Anonymous Phone Service [pdf] (phreeli.com)
2
Flight Ready brings immersive F-18 fighter pilot footage to Apple Vision Pro (9to5mac.com)
4
A jaw-dropping JWST image of a fantastically terrifying star system (badastronomy.beehiiv.com)
4
Shell climate change report – 28 November 1985 (workingclasshistory.com)
1
Strandbeest Evolution 2025 [video] (youtube.com)
3
An oral history of Bank Python (calpaterson.com)
2
AI Friends Too Cheap to Meter (jasmi.news)
2
Multilingualism and Extending Healthspan – By Eric Topol (erictopol.substack.com)
1
A 400-Year-Old Ring That Unfolds to Track the Movements of the Heavens (openculture.com)
2
Life After Cars (lifeaftercars.com)
2
I want to learn Quantum Computing, and I'm not a Physicist (alex-daubois.medium.com)
1
Apple reaches groundbreaking deal for Women's Superleague football (applemust.com)
3
Apple and Formula 1 ink five-year US streaming deal, bringing races to Apple TV (techcrunch.com)
3
California's solar and battery combo packs a transformational punch (reuters.com)
2
Global renewable energy generation surpasses coal for first time (theguardian.com)
3
Verizon buys the not-quite-5G wireless ISP Starry to expand wireless broadband (theverge.com)
61
Ants trapped in a Soviet nuclear bunker survived for years (2019) (sciencealert.com)
5
They Pump So Much Stuff into Those Beautiful Little Babies – McSweeney's (mcsweeneys.net)
1
Washington Monthly's 2025 College Guide and Rankings – Washington Monthly (washingtonmonthly.com)
1
China's Electrification Gambit – Canada's National Observer: Climate News (nationalobserver.com)
2
America Against China Against America (jasmi.news)
1
The Technium: Everything I Know about Self-Publishing (kk.org)
1
The biggest frogs build their own ponds (science.org)
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Climbing catfish filmed scaling waterfalls (science.org)
1
Odd this day. 17 August 1942 (mulberryhall.medium.com)
2
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky – early 20th century color photographer (wikipedia.org)
16
Astronomers Discover Rare Distant Object in Sync with Neptune (cfa.harvard.edu)
3
Baltimore's Extraordinary Year (popular.info)
3
Razor, Gun, Fence – Kieranhealy.org (kieranhealy.org)
1
Scientists discover giant 3k-year-old trees never seen before (earth.com)
1
Scripting News: I hate CSS (scripting.com)
1
An emulation of a 30-qubit quantum computer (quokkacomputing.com)
1
I'm a physicist by trade, not by training, and that matters (csferrie.medium.com)
2
Chronic Denial (openmindmag.org)
3
How Maglev Trains Work (howstuffworks.com)
7
The American Dream Is Broken. This $50M Bet Could Help Rebuild It (denver-frederick.com)
2
Robotic Heart Transplant Marks Surgical Breakthrough – Neuroscience News (neurosciencenews.com)
4
Crewless ship is defending Denmark's and NATO's waters (euronews.com)
3
Sketched Out: An Illustrator Confronts His Fears About A.I. Art (nytimes.com)
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Building a WordPress MCP server for Claude (val.demar.in)
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Successful people set constraints rather than chasing goals (joanwestenberg.com)
1
Australia's guerilla rewilders skirt rules and take conservation into own hands (abc.net.au)
1
What I've learned from non-linear narratives (writingslowly.com)
1
"The Echo Chamber": How I Helped an AI Write the First AI-Authored Novel (github.com/brian-naughton)
1
One Drug's Supply Chain, in Detail (science.org)
4
Scientists discover class of crystals with properties that may be revolutionary (nanotechnologyworld.org)
1
The Medley Interlisp Project (interlisp.org)
4
The Trump Administration Is Tempting a Honeybee Disaster (theatlantic.com)
7
Remote work study clear conclusion: "Working from home makes us happier." (farmingdale-observer.com)
85
[flagged] Federal agencies continue terminating all funding to Harvard (arstechnica.com)
2
The web lives in WordPress and Mastodon (2024) (scripting.com)
2
Tough microbes found in NASA cleanrooms hold clues to space survival and biotech (eurekalert.org)
4
Alabamian with diabetes built her own artificial pancreas, gives away plan (al.com)
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The Academic Pipeline Stall: Why Industry Must Stand for Academia (sigarch.org)
1
A better snakebite antivenom could be the result of his 200 snake bites (npr.org)
2
Fun: Jacob Collier Improvises the National Symphony (kottke.org)
9
Trump called Amazon's Jeff Bezos about tariff cost report (cnbc.com)
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The federal minimum wage is officially a poverty wage in 2025 (epi.org)
2
A Philosopher Released a Book About Digital Manipulation. The Author Ended Up AI (wired.com)
1
'The Speed Project': A race that runs from rules (washingtonpost.com)
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Supreme Court Issues Unusual Order in Alien Enemies Act Deportation Case (reason.com)
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