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Joanna Stern on the 1X Neo, a Humanoid ‘Robot’ Housekeeper That Is Actually Remote-Controlled by Humans

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Joanna Stern, writing for The Wall Street Journal (gift link): It was wild to watch. Sure, Neo nearly toppled over while closing the dishwasher, took two minutes to fold the shirt and twisted its arm attempting to dance the Macarena. But shhh. Remember the rule. Oh, did ...

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Arrived in Berlin for IndieWebCamp on the weekend! 🥳

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Marimo is Joining CoreWeave

Marimo is Joining CoreWeave I don't usually cover startup acquisitions here, but this one feels relevant to several of my interests. Marimo (previously) provide an open source (Apache 2 licensed) notebook tool for Python, with first-class support for an additional WebAssembl...

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The Glow Below

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A call to oceanographer Edie Widder about a fish with a very odd immune system quickly becomes something else: a dive into the deep sea, into a world of brilliant light. But down there, the light doesn’t behave like light -- it sparkles and glows, but also drips, squirts, an...

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Jason Kottke

I’ve got this queued up to listen to on the Shinkansen later:...

I’ve got this queued up to listen to on the Shinkansen later: Lane 8’s Fall 2025 Mixtape. Available on YouTube, Soundcloud, and Apple Music. I’ve added this to my Underscore collection too.

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Microsoft Earnings Suggest OpenAI Lost $11.5 Billion Last Quarter

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Matt Rosoff, writing for The Register: If Microsoft owns 27 percent of OpenAI, it stands to reason under equity accounting that it bears 27 percent of OpenAI’s losses. Microsoft’s admission that it shaved $3.1 billion off its net income to account for its share of OpenAI...

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Jason Snell on Apple’s Quarterly Results

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Jason Snell, writing at Six Colors: In the post-results call with financial analysts, Wamsi Mohan of Bank of America asked Cook for a little more detail about Apple’s search revenue, given its lucrative deal with Google, and whether that revenue growth might decelerate i...

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Apple Reports Strong Q4 2025 Results

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Apple Newsroom: Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2025 fourth quarter ended September 27, 2025. The Company posted quarterly revenue of $102.5 billion, up 8 percent year over year. Diluted earnings per share was $1.85, up 13 percent year over year on...

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663: Defending the Honor of The Cheesecake Factory

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Pre-show: Marco’s airplane neighbors Flighty 🗣️ The ATP Holiday Store is back! Order before 9 November! 🗣️ T568A & T568B Idea courtesy Adam Brandon Follow-up: Vision Pro Mac Virtual Display On Intel it’s only up to 3K 🤭 (via Thomas Cheng) Apple Suppor...

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John Gruber

CarPlay Seems Essential for Rental Fleets

joe-steel.com/2025-10-22-Why-GM-Will-Give-You-Gemini-But-Not-CarPlay.html

Joe Rosensteel: I have no plan to purchase a GM vehicle, but I do rent cars. GM makes up a sizable portion of rental car fleets. At some point in the future those cars will no longer support CarPlay. I’m not going to sign up for a GM federated ID that stores my login cre...

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‘Hi, It’s Me, Wikipedia, and I Am Ready for Your Apology’

mcsweeneys.net/articles/hi-its-me-wikipedia-and-i-am-ready-for-your-apology

Tom Ellison, at McSweeney’s:

How are my competitors doing, the ones you all insisted students use instead of me? That’s right, they were supposed to go to the American Journal of Social Sciences, Powered by OpenAI. Or museums, like the Smithsonian’s Charlie Kirk Shrine to American Greatness. I guess they can still count on credible journalism, once they get past the paywall for Palantir Presents: The Washington Post, so they read the Pulitzer-Bezos Prize–winning work of coeditors-in-chief Bari Weiss and Grok.

Link: mcsweeneys.net/articles/hi-its-me-wikipedia-and-i-am-ready…

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Quoting François Chollet

To really understand a concept, you have to "invent" it yourself in some capacity. Understanding doesn't come from passive content consumption. It is always self-built. It is an active, high-agency, self-directed process of creating and debugging your own mental models.

François Chollet

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Jason Kottke

Proof of life! I’m writing a longer post about my time in...

Proof of life! I’m writing a longer post about my time in Kōyasan, but in the meantime, I made this Insta reel of some of the photos I took there.

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Introducing SWE-1.5: Our Fast Agent Model

Introducing SWE-1.5: Our Fast Agent Model Here's the second fast coding model released by a coding agent IDE in the same day - the first was Composer-1 by Cursor. This time it's Windsurf releasing SWE-1.5: Today we’re releasing SWE-1.5, the latest in our family of models op...

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John Gruber

Elon Musk’s Grokipedia Launches With AI-Cloned Pages From Wikipedia

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Jay Peters, writing for The Verge: However, despite Elon Musk promising that Grokipedia would be a “massive improvement” over Wikipedia, some articles appear to be cribbing information from Wikipedia. At the bottom of the page for the MacBook Air, for example, you can se...

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MiniMax M2 & Agent: Ingenious in Simplicity

MiniMax M2 & Agent: Ingenious in Simplicity MiniMax M2 was released on Monday 27th October by MiniMax, a Chinese AI lab founded in December 2021. It's a very promising model. Their self-reported benchmark scores show it as comparable to Claude Sonnet 4, and Artificial An...

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Airspeed

Carefully maneuvering the balloon down a mineshaft in an effort to break the OTHER altitude record

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Composer: Building a fast frontier model with RL

Composer: Building a fast frontier model with RL Cursor released Cursor 2.0 today, with a refreshed UI focused on agentic coding (and running agents in parallel) and a new model that's unique to Cursor called Composer 1. As far as I can tell there's no way to call the m...

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Local Note: WMMR’s Pierre Robert Found Dead at 70

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Nick Vadala, reporting for the Philadelphia Inquirer: Longtime WMMR-FM host Pierre Robert was found dead in his home Wednesday. He was 70. Robert’s surname, I must point out, rhymes with Pierre (and with Colbert). A native of Northern California, Robert joined WMMR...

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PCalc 4.11.1 for Mac

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James Thomson:

I’ve released a small PCalc 4.11.1 update that’s out now for the Mac.

There was a bug with the theme getting reset, which I could have fixed in five minutes, but I ended up doing what I should have done over three decades ago, and added a dedicated section to the settings that puts all the visual customisation in one place.

No more having to search for all this stuff in a submenu somewhere!

After the glum news this week regarding Nisus Writer, it feels good to link to a similarly-aged Mac app that’s still thriving. If you’ve never tried PCalc, you’re missing out.

Link: mastodon.social/@jamesthomson/115458178673560956