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The Welch Labs Illustrated Guide to AI(welchlabs.com)
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I recently read Central Banking 101¹ and learned a lot! ¹ https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/56863052
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KDE Connect can integrate seamlessly with iPhones?
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Tell HN: NYT put a JavaScript wall on page fetches
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The number one thing keeping me on macOS is Universal Clipboard with my iPhone. I copy+paste URLs, 2FA codes, and images between devices all day long.
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> really they're just stating a fact about the world, human nature, or geopolitics. This seems to be a very common issue on HN, I've noticed. People are constantly conflating their perception of something with how it objectivel
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> poetic formatting can reliably bypass alignment constraints Earlier this year I wrote about a similar idea in "Music to Break Models By" https://matthodges.com/posts/2025-08-26-music-to-break-model...
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China's shadow Navy trains to take Taiwan(reuters.com)
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T-bills produce yield.
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Target launches shopping experience inside ChatGPT(corporate.target.com)
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> Are there for example, firms that will look at the unredacted content as a third party with confidentiality agreements, to certify that it is correctly being redacted? No. But there are investigative reporters.
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WikiBoard(wikiboard.org)
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It’s a Mastodon community joke. https://boingboing.net/2022/12/18/mastodon-users-embrace-col...
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Very cool! How does licensing work with the included stories? What tools or systems contributed to the success of managing that?
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Godspeed, John Mastodon
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Was expecting https://pypi.org/project/antigravity/
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In case anyone is actually interested in US gun ownership trends in the data — instead of just posting your prior-affirming vibe take — there is a lot of data.¹𝄒² ¹ https://news.gallup.com/poll/653621/gun-ownership
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I assume the social media consumption of [whatever you think the opposite groups are] is also a couple standard deviations above what’s healthy.
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Its wild to me how many people justified his re(!!!)-election on a bunch of hypotheses as if we didn’t have an entire first term of empirical evidence of how he operates.
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> The conversations were made public by ChatGPT users who created shareable links to their chats that were later preserved in the Internet Archive
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Tech companies start to comply with Australia's teen social media ban(reuters.com)
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Same Car. Different Country. Deadlier in a Crash [video](youtube.com)
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Why Freight Trains Suddenly Got So Long [video](youtube.com)
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[Dentist waiting room] Me: [chanting] teeth, teeth- Other patients: teeth, TEETH Secretary: [pounding her clipboard] TEETH, TEETH, TEETH!
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> Even Twitter is finding a second life by becoming a haven for the free speech advocates and alternative views, much to the chagrin of MSMs because they now no longer have the monopoly on the "truth" Of all the silly things to
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FTC: No, hashing still doesn't make your data anonymous(ftc.gov)
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A New Oral History with Ken Thompson(computerhistory.org)
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Attention is the new oil.
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This was a really fun article and many in the comments seem to have forgotten you're allowed to have fun with the computer.
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The entire closing paragraph that suggested “AI did this” was weird.

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