Amperage
Platformer
• Casey Newton
The shallow impact of India’s AI summit
The US government still can’t think beyond “winning.” The rest of the world is still thinking too small
Continuations
• Albert Wenger
Philosophy Mondays: From Is to Ought - Toward a Universal Moral Core (Part III)
In the two prior posts in Philosophy Mondays I have argued for a universal moral core centered on knowledge. The first post shows how absorbing states curtail the growth of knowledge. The second post demonstrates the need for resources to further develop knowledge. To recap ever so briefly: knowledge is central to human affairs as it is the source of our power and responsibility. It is what uniquely sets us apart from all other species to date, although we are in the process of creating new s...
The Pants-Shitting Saga of Resizing Windows on MacOS 26 Tahoe Continues
noheger.at/blog/2026/02/12/resizing-windows-on-macos-tahoe-the-saga-continues/
Norbert Heger:
In the release notes for macOS 26.3 RC, Apple stated that the window-resizing issue I demonstrated in my recent blog post had been resolved.
You’ll never guess what happened between the RC (release candidate) version and the actual shipping version of 26.3.
Just kidding, you’ll guess.
Taking action against AI harms
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Darryl K. Taft
The Pentagon’s Anthropic problem is every enterprise’s AI problem

The Pentagon’s standoff with Anthropic raises a question for any CTO building on a single frontier AI model: If access changed
The post The Pentagon’s Anthropic problem is every enterprise’s AI problem appeared first on The New Stack.
WIRED
• Brad Bourque
Start Your Surround Sound Journey With $50 off This Klipsch Soundbar
This soundbar is just the beginning, with the option to add wireless bookshelf speakers or a subwoofer.
WIRED
• Louryn Strampe
6 Best Duffel Bags We Tested While Traveling (2026)
Need to schlep some stuff? Consider these field-tested duffel bags. The Eastpak Duffel Pack S Tarp Black2 is our top pick.
“We” Haven’t Lost Our Sense of Shame....
“We” Haven’t Lost Our Sense of Shame. Only Republicans Have. “I remember when Republicans used to lecture us all the time about the disappearance of shame in our culture…”
Defining consent for AI
Stephen Wolfram Writings
• Stephen Wolfram
Making Wolfram Tech Available as a Foundation Tool for LLM Systems
NetNewsWire 7 for Mac
Trader Joe’s Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups
traderjoes.com/home/products/pdp/dark-chocolate-peanut-butter-cups-094064
Trader Joe’s:
Like their milk chocolate brethren on our shelves, our Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups are made with real peanut butter that’s made with slowly roasted and ground Virginia peanuts. The luscious, smooth, rich, dark chocolate enveloping that peanut butter is crafted from high quality cacao beans. Other purveyors of peanut butter cups fill theirs with all kinds of “extraneous” ingredients. Ours are free of such things. We eschew artificial flavors and preservatives, as well as colors other than those derived from natural sources. We’re quite certain they taste better our way.
Trader Joe’s speaketh the truth and throweth some shade.
Update: In the name of science, I tried both.
Grandson of Inventor of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups Goes Public With the Obvious: They Taste Like Shit Now
apnews.com/article/reeses-peanut-butter-cups-hershey-chocolate-1a66ec75247fd146888b7a747a740cd3
Token Anxiety . “This voice in my head that says...
Token Anxiety. “This voice in my head that says ‘something could be running right now’ just doesn’t shut off. I’m not even building a company. I’m just addicted to building my random ideas.”
Unusual Views of the Winter Olympics
Defector
• Dave McKenna
One Big Punch Keeps Ryan Garcia’s Career Afloat
404 Media
• Becky Ferreira
A Billion Years Are Mysteriously Missing From Earth’s History. Now, We Know Why.
The Great Unconformity — a gap in Earth’s geological record — has puzzled scientists for 150 years. New research suggests it was created by shifting continents, rather than “snowball Earths” or Cambrian life.
“Antibodies harvested from the blood of...
“Antibodies harvested from the blood of paediatricians are up to 25 times better at protecting against the common respiratory infection RSV than existing antibody therapies, and are now being developed as preventative treatments.”