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Radiohead: Hail to the Thief (Live Recordings 2003-2009)

Radiohead dropped a surprise album yesterday, a live album of songs from Hail to the Thief. You can find the album on various streaming platforms, including Bandcamp, Spotify, and Apple Music. The band’s lead singer Thom Yorke says of the album: In the process of thinkin...

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“Competitive authoritarianism [can be seen as] a prevalent form of government throughout...

“Competitive authoritarianism [can be seen as] a prevalent form of government throughout American history — one which we have only tentatively started to move away from in recent decades.” Interesting historical context.

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On the disorienting thrill & agony of picking up a new sport...

On the disorienting thrill & agony of picking up a new sport (or relearning an old one) in midlife. “Falling as an adult means calling friends and family to tell them ‘I had a fall.’”

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February 2024

Mondo Bizarr, two concerts, Kunstakademie Rundgang and carneval. (23 photos)

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The World’s Largest Collection of Two-Headed Calves

Henry S. Rosenthal is the owner of what is likely the world’s largest collection of two-headed taxidermied calves. The collection is in San Francisco, and you can reach out to Henry at deepgort@gmail.com to make arrangements to see it.


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The Annals of Oligarchy, Defense Department Edition

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Alexandra Alper, reporting for Reuters: Donald Trump’s Navy and Air Force are poised to cancel two nearly complete software projects that took 12 years and well over $800 million combined to develop, work initially aimed at overhauling antiquated human resources systems....

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Perplexity Is on the Prowl to Buy Web Browsers

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The Information (paywalled, alas): In December, Perplexity discussed possibly buying the six-year-old The Browser Co. with that company’s leaders, according to two people with knowledge of the discussions. Talks with the company, which operates an AI-powered web browser,...

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The Red Onion Font

The latest post from The Pudding starts off about as good as possible to attract the likes of me: “This is a project about onions and math.” I mean, yes. I’m in. And I enjoyed the interactive article, Dicing an Onion the Mathematically Optimal Way, but the design was absolut...

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#477 – Keyu Jin: China’s Economy, Tariffs, Trade, Trump, Communism & Capitalism

Keyu Jin is an economist specializing in China’s economy, international macroeconomics, global trade imbalances, and financial policy. She is the author of The New China Playbook: Beyond Socialism and Capitalism. Thank you for listening ❤ Check out our sponsors: https://lexf...

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★ Max Read’s ‘A Literary History of Fake Texts in Apple’s Marketing Materials’

Max Read, two years ago, “A Literary History of Fake Texts in Apple’s Marketing Materials”: I’m talking about the mocked-up texts and emails Apple puts together to demonstrate new messaging features in its operating-system updates, presumably written by some well-paid pr...

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The Colors of the World, Seen From the International Space Station. “Recent...

The Colors of the World, Seen From the International Space Station. “Recent photographs from crew members aboard the ISS show some spectacular views of auroras, moonsets, the Milky Way, and more, seen from from their vantage point in orbit.”

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Issue 90 – Crime szn bro

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The Trump administration cracks down on software to limit surveillance of crypto transactions, while celebrating a “deregulatory blitz” tailored for its billionaire benefactors

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Silicon Doodles & Microchip Art

Back in the earlier days of microchips, the designers would sometimes add tiny images to the chips, for fun. From NPR: Many of the doodles came from engineers who weren’t doing it for an audience. “We did it for ourselves,” said Willy McAllister, a retired electrica...

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Dictators love a crisis. “For reasons of both personality and political ambition,...

Dictators love a crisis. “For reasons of both personality and political ambition, Trump needs a crisis to govern — or rather, to rule. And if the actual conditions of reality will not give him a state of exception, he’ll create one himself.”

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pyx: a Python-native package registry, now in Beta

pyx: a Python-native package registry, now in Beta Since its first release, the single biggest question around the uv Python environment management tool has been around Astral's business model: Astral are a VC-backed company and at some point they need to start making real r...

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The Story of the Chinese Farmer

In a talk about Taoism called Swimming Headless, Alan Watts shared with his audience the parable of the Chinese farmer. Once upon a time, there was a Chinese farmer who lost a horse. Ran away. And all the neighbors came ‘round that evening and said, “that’s too bad.” An...

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“Today, general officers no longer seem to see themselves as guardians of...

“Today, general officers no longer seem to see themselves as guardians of the constitutional order. It now seems clear to us that the military will not rescue Americans from Mr. Trump’s misuse of the nation’s military capabilities.”

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The ‘What It’s Like To Be…’ podcast features interviews with people about...

The ‘What It’s Like To Be…’ podcast features interviews with people about their jobs (recently: a deli owner, a harbor pilot, a hospice nurse, and a brain surgeon). The host told me it’s “Studs Terkel meets Ted Lasso”.

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Screaming in the Cloud: AI’s Security Crisis: Why Your Assistant Might Betray You

Screaming in the Cloud: AI’s Security Crisis: Why Your Assistant Might Betray You I recorded this podcast conversation with Corey Quinn a few weeks ago: On this episode of Screaming in the Cloud, Corey Quinn talks with Simon Willison, founder of Datasette and creator of LLM...

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Updated Design for Pebble Time 2 Watch

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Eric Migicovsky: First off, for those who didn’t catch the news from a few weeks ago — we’ve been able to recover the Pebble trademark! Our new watches will change from being called Core 2 Duo → Pebble 2 Duo, and Core Time 2 → Pebble Time 2. The big news today is that w...