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'The Interview': Andrew Schulz, 'Podcast Bro,' Might Be America's Foremost Political Journalist

The defiantly anti-woke comedian and podcast host reflects on the responsibilities of being appointment listening for millions. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and
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WIRED
Text • Sabrina Weiss

How to Beat Jet Lag

As ultra-long-haul routes take flight, plane-lighting hacks and meal planning could help passengers recover faster.

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Automattic Twenty

We’re celebrating a fun anniversary at Automattic today, our 20th, with a fun look-back. Gosh, it’s been quite a journey, and it still feels like we’re just getting started in so many areas. In 2005, being a remote-first company was anathema to investors and business leaders* at the time; it was a scarlet letter that … Continue reading Automattic Twenty →

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Delivery robots gathering. It’s day 20 of the photo challenge.

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A Weak Night In La Crosse

A Weak Night In La Crosse
A week before I was hired at Defector, I decided to quit vaping. This was kind of a while ago now, but I still have good days and bad. Today is a good day; I haven't even needed a patch today. Yesterday was a rough one. On rough days, I will go buy one single shitty poverty ...

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New single-page site from Brent Simmons: No Learnings.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
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Vibe, Then Verify: Turning AI Risk Into Enterprise Reward

"Vibe, Then Verify: Turning AI Risk Into Enterprise Reward" featured image. A cat looking at code.

This isn’t mere speculation: Emerging AI tools can rapidly generate sophisticated applications, such as interactive dashboards or complete landing pages,

The post Vibe, Then Verify: Turning AI Risk Into Enterprise Reward appeared first on The New Stack.

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Dia after a week

I’ve now been using Dia for about a week. Parker Ortolani just blogged that he was skeptical of the Arc to Dia transition, but he’s now convinced: The success of Dia over the past few weeks has brought me back my roots, reminding me of the iconic Steve Jobs quote “people do...

WIRED
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'Wall-E With a Gun': Midjourney Generates Videos of Disney Characters Amid Massive Copyright Lawsuit

A week after Disney and Universal filed a landmark lawsuit against Midjourney, the generative AI startup's new V1 video tool will make clips of Shrek, Deadpool, and other famous creations.

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It’s the 20th anniversary of the launch of microformats.org! So many blogs and social platforms still use Microformats today, including Micro.blog and Mastodon. A simple, useful data format for the IndieWeb.

Defector
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Update: The Washington Post Is Still Dying

Update: The Washington Post Is Still Dying

Fifty years ago, the hot comedy skit was Saturday Night Live’s “Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead!”, a play on the coverage of the Spanish dictator’s demise. That gag came to mind when I read yet another update on the terminally ill Washington Post, a newspaper that I delivered each morning back when the Franco punchline and the newspaper were among the biggest deals in town.

Washington City Paper reported earlier this week that, after this weekend, the Post will no longer have a standalone Metro section in its print edition. The paper told subscribers about the move in an email from executive editor Matt Murray. From City Paper’s story: 

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
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HTTP/3 in the Wild: Why It Beats HTTP/2 Where It Matters Most

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Despite the promises of HTTP/2, the web still struggles with latency, jitter and real-world network volatility. Enter HTTP/3 — not

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Cool early preview of Micro Social for iOS 26, with Liquid Glass and “catch me up” summaries of the timeline.

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Interoperability

We're getting a lot of complaints from commuters who were routed onto a coaster, but the theme park patrons who spent hours stuck on an intercity line are also not happy.

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If I Need Slack to Use It, It’s Not a Platform as Product

Ilustration of two light bulbs handing by a cord. One of the cords is tangled. A complex workflow does not create an efficient platform for developers.

I still remember the first time I was told: Just use the internal platform — it’s all self-service now. So

The post If I Need Slack to Use It, It’s Not a Platform as Product appeared first on The New Stack.

Defector
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With The Lakers Sale, The NBA’s Old Ownership Class Is Nearly Extinct

With The Lakers Sale, The NBA’s Old Ownership Class Is Nearly Extinct
For the first time in American sports history, a team has been sold on an 11-figure valuation. News broke Wednesday that the Buss family has agreed to sell a controlling share of Los Angeles Lakers to Mark Walter of TWG Global and Guggenheim Partners in a deal valuing the fr...

WIRED
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Seriously, What Is ‘Superintelligence’?

In this episode of Uncanny Valley, we talk about Meta’s recent investment in Scale AI and its move to build a superintelligence AI research lab. So we ask: What is superintelligence anyway?

Defector
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Take Me Out Of The Ballpark

Take Me Out Of The Ballpark
The best pitchers in baseball were going to pitch on the same day! In the same place! Walking distance from my home! On a day I didn’t have to work! This dream confluence would give me a chance to watch reigning Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal, always a delight, and my first in...

McSweeney’s
Text • Liz Alterman

Acts of Rebellion for the Middle-Aged

Hiring a plumber without vetting them across multiple Facebook community forums Starting a movie after 9 p.m. Texting without your glasses Eating a Costco hot dog Celebrating the one-year anniversary of ignoring your car’s “check engine” light Sitting under the ceiling fan y...