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Is AI Creating a New Code Review Bottleneck for Senior Engineers?

Irish software engineer Addy Osmani is not opposed to vibe coding. And yet this Google Gemini developer (who is also

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Panasonic Z95B OLED TV Review: Glorious Performance, One Small Catch

Panasonic’s new flagship OLED is one of the best TVs I’ve ever seen (or heard).

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Game Theory Explains How Algorithms Can Drive Up Prices

Recent findings reveal that even simple pricing algorithms can make things more expensive.

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How to Get the Perfect Surround Sound Speaker Setup

Investing in a great surround sound system is the best way to get the movie theater experience at home. Here's everything you need to know to get started.

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Sunday Special: Wicked, Good?

“Wicked” was one of the biggest movies of 2024. It was culturally ubiquitous, a box office smash and an Oscar nominee for Best Picture. Now, a year later, “Wicked: For Good” arrives in theaters to finish the tale of the complicated friendship between Glinda the Good Witch an...

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Vogelstein on AI

Fred Vogelstein writes on Crazy Stupid Tech: Boom, bubble, bust, boom. Why should AI be different? “To us what’s happening is obvious. We both covered the internet bubble 25 years ago. We’ve been writing about – and in Om’s case investing in – technology since then. We can both say unequivocally that the conversations we … Continue reading Vogelstein on AI →

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Watched: Wicked: For Good. In the first hour I almost started to doubt, thinking maybe it needed another pass at editing, but they won me over with No Good Deed. Cynthia Erivo is fantastic. 🍿

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The Talk Show: ‘Lincoln Bio Services’

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For your weekend listening enjoyment: a new episode of America’s favorite 3-star podcast, with special guest Stephen Robles. Topics include indie media and YouTube, Shortcuts and automation, and the state of podcasting.

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I’ve got stickers 👀 #Merchtodon

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Went camping last night, then home early but a late start getting coffee. Drove by three coffee shops before finding one that wasn’t completely overrun with people. Don’t all these happy people enjoying coffee outside and talking with friends know that I’d like to sit here by myself and work? 🤪

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Updated my state parks page. 27 down, a whole bunch to go. Glad to resume this challenge after several months that were too busy and too hot. 🏕️

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From Chaotic Vibes to Real Velocity With AI-First Engineering

In 2025, vibe coding became more than a meme; it became a full-blown movement. Suddenly, non-developers were spinning up apps

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Could you give up your smartphone for a month?

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A group in D.C. ditched their smartphones for a month. Washington Post reporter Brittany Shammas joined them. Here’s what she learned.

If you want to learn more about Brittany’s story, you can read it here. 

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WebAssembly Still Expanding Frontend Uses 10 Years Later

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It’s been 10 years since Mozilla, Microsoft, Apple and announced WebAssembly (Wasm) as a collaborative effort. Back then, the goal seemed

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Brian Lehrer Weekend: Climate & Gov. Hochul; G20 Preview; Inherited 'Stuff'

Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them.

Climate Advocates Are Angry at Gov. Hochul (First) | The First G20 Summit on African Soil (Starts at 23) | De-Cluttering Legacies (Starts at 45)

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A beginner's workflow for Lexicons development in AT protocol web apps

An experimental approach to designing and implementing Lexicons with TypeScript + Next.js

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I don't eat dog food thank you

Loving a series I just heard about -- it's on Netflix, entitled This Is Going To Hurt. I discovered it the usual tedious way, scrolling through newly available shows on one of the streaming services with my iPad handy and when I see one that looks interesting, I look it up ...

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Angular v21 Adds Signal Forms, New MCP Server

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Angular v21 released this week, with a slew of new and experimental offerings, including the launch of Signal Forms and

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