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I think the marketing for this new theme missed its mark. Dave thinks this is a new short-form blogging app when it’s really just a new theme. I was able to post to it from WordLand with no issues. It’s still a regular WordPress.com website. This is just a new theme built in a week […]

I think the marketing for this new theme missed its mark. Dave thinks this is a new short-form blogging app when it’s really just a new theme. I was able to post to it from WordLand with no issues. It’s still a regular WordPress.com website. This is just a new theme built in a week […]

Now we have abundant apps, we’ve hit a ceiling in good ways to track and share them. For example, Simon Willison’s personal tools: "Miscellaneous HTML+JavaScript tools built mostly with the help of LLMs." Willison lists 80+ useful tools and the search box can see 205. That’s...

Listeners call in to share about an interesting or out of the box job they are hiring for, or a job they recently got that they'd like to talk about.

Photo: Help wanted sign spotted at Gaudalupe in Austin, Texas, (Credit: Andreas Klinke Johannsen, Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0)

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RightsCon was delayed by Zambia's Ministry of Information for "thematic issues" and problems with speakers.

Anaconda, which provides an AI-native dev platform, is acquiring Outerbounds, the company behind Metaflow, an open source AI/ML orchestration framework

The post Anaconda acquires Outerbounds to rein in the buggy code AI agents keep shipping appeared first on The New Stack.

What's the opposite of locked-in? Locked-open. Mwhahaa.

Earlier this month, Anthropic launched Claude Managed Agents in public beta. Two weeks later it added persistent memory. From this

The post Anthropic wants to be the AWS of agentic AI appeared first on The New Stack.

AWS is finally closing the gap for developers who want OpenAI models without leaving the Amazon ecosystem. Speaking at an

The post AWS lands OpenAI on Bedrock, but Trainium is the real story appeared first on The New Stack.

On May 22, Boards of Canada is doing a handful of listening parties around the world (NYC, Tokyo, London, etc.) for their new album. “Tickets live Friday 1 May. Sign up for access by Thursday 30 April, 15:00 BST.”

Say hello (Moto) to price hikes on all three of Motorola's latest Razr flip phones.

In soccer, great offense does not necessarily imply terrible defense. It's a hard truth to retain in the face of a scoreline like 5-4, but what Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich did in the first leg of their Champions League semifinal was one of the purest distillations ...

Ever since the people who run college football crushed the NCAA and replaced it with an unworkable new economy based entirely on fraud-coated banditry, the old mall cops in Indianapolis have not really known what to do with themselves. There's still plenty of money in big-ti...

Jesper Wallstedt is earning the first half of his surname. The 23-year-old Swede stopped another 20 shots, more than half of those in the third period against an increasingly frantic and frustrated Dallas offense in Tuesday's 4-2 win over the Stars that put the Wild up 3-2 i...

Good point from John Gruber about Elon Musk controlling the media for his own trial, as NYT reporter Mike Isaac uses Twitter / X to post notes:

It’s a little weird though that he’s posting these on Twitter/X, a site that is privately owned by one of the parties in the lawsuit. Musk’s empire is so sprawling that separate pieces inevitably collide.

Automattic has launched a new WordPress theme and posting interface for microblogging. It sounds similar in spirit to Micro.blog: Here’s what makes this different from a social app: every quick thought and every reblog is a real WordPress.com post on a site you own, and eve...

Holy moly, DJ Shadow is doing a 30th anniversary tour for Endtroducing… Starts Sept 24 in San Diego. Endtroducing… is one of my all-time favorite albums.

Emily Bazelon, staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, co-host of Slate's "Political Gabfest" podcast, Truman Capote fellow for creative writing and law at Yale Law School and author of Charged (Random House, 2019), offers legal analysis of today's arguments before the Supreme Court over Temporary Protected Status for certain refugees, plus reacts to the Louisiana redistricting decision.

Photo: United States Supreme Court Building in Washington D.C., (Marielam1, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)

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Today's song: Something in the Air. It's the one hit song Thunderclap Newman, it's indelible, its beauty is always there. I can't not listen and sing along when it comes on. And then YouTube followed it with Peace in our Time, another indelible creation.