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The sheer scale of the open source AI ecosystem is staggering. You’ll find well over 1.5 million models on Hugging

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Update to the reallySimple package. We now look for wordpress site and post id's in the feed, and if present pass them through as wpSiteId and wpPostId. This will make Edit This Page functionality possible in the social web product I'm building now. Here's an example. Next up, adding the equivalent feature at the FeedLand level (reallySimple is how it does its feed reading). Remember, this is the feed-o-verse, it's all feeds, from top to bottom. Posts in some feeds can be edited. :-)

I insist on survival every day I stay in Texas. Let me explain. A friend came over today & boom: joy shone from our fingertips. While the moon transitioned from waxing to waning, my bro got a top surgery letter. We get by with bitterness & rage. Home is no refuge from pain. Home is […]

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There's a new sports sponcon documentary out, and this time it's about the little-known story of a mini-dynasty from Dallas that reigned during the end of the last century. That's right: it's the '90s Dallas Cowboys' turn to be exhumed for easy, bloated content. In my best S...

We are at the dawn of a new era in software development. Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool;

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Here’s a guide to all the models—plus Pixel case recommendations and smart software tricks to try.

Rad Power Bikes’ newest high-end RadRunner Max has been upgraded to be faster and safety features, like radar car detection.

Remember me? I’m the guy with “Christian” and “Patriot” on my Twitter profile. My avatar is a picture of me wearing sunglasses and a baseball hat in the front seat of my car. I also have a #girldad on my profile, but that only applies to two weekends a month. I’m a critical ...

The management of GPUs within Kubernetes clusters has become increasingly critical as AI, machine learning (ML), and high-performance computing workloads

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My minivan got broken into the other day. It was parked on a D.C. street around the corner from my house. I left it unlocked, so no window was smashed to get in. As far as I can tell nothing was taken. I only know I’d been burgled because I found a golf putter the perp left ...

The emails did not go out last night, hopefully tonight's will go out. Also the subscribe system is down because it depends on being able to send email. My mail service provider shut us down after a bunch of spam went out. Good thing they did. And you didn't miss much because I spent the day adding a CAPTCHA to the subscribe page. Here's a link to the web archive for yesterday.

Shop these end-of-summer deals on REI, Nemo, MSR, Coleman, Fjällräven, and other outdoor brands.

This laptop can magically expand its screen vertically by 50 percent at the touch of a button. Turns out, that’s a lot more useful than you’d expect.

Focus Friend, an app to help people reduce their screen time, is dominating app downloads. But can it actually keep you off your phone?

It’s cheaper and easier to care for, but is it better than down? Here’s advice to help you decide.

This is the 104th edition of People and Blogs, the series where I ask interesting people to talk about themselves and their blogs. Today we have Tom Critchlow and his blog, tomcritchlow.com To follow this series subscribe to the newsletter. A new interview will land in your ...

Get your tickets to Uncanny Valley’s first live show in San Francisco on September 9.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane—it’s the latest sign that Chinese automakers intend to dominate the global car industry for decades to come.

In this episode of Uncanny Valley, WIRED's senior correspondent Lauren Goode reports back from her brief stint as a vibe coder.

What does the future of Europe look like with the rise of newly aggressive authoritarian states? 

Host Garry Kasparov is joined by Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen, a member of parliament in Lithuania. Like Garry, she’s a chess grand master who pivoted to politics. Lithuania is one of the most ardent defenders of Ukraine against Russia’s invasion. Lithuanians worry that if Ukraine falls, their nation could be one of Russia’s next targets. 

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