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Who wins the 2026 World Cup if “not football” decides? This starts with the same 64-team bracket as the actual WC but uses metrics like life expectancy & CO2 per capita to decide matches.

The emoluments are the message

Opensecrets.org feel free to look up my name. Or google my name and citizens United.

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I’m sitting on a rock, in the middle of a forest. On my right, not even 30cm away from me, a dog panting like crazy, because even though it’s almost 8pm, it’s still way too warm for his liking. To be fair, anything above freezing probably fits that description. Behind me, th...

I recently attended a talk, by an engineer at a large software company, on the topic of unreviewable PRs. The problem? When agents raise PRs with thousands of lines of LLM-written adds/deletes/edits, people can’t make sense of them. The solution? Throw more agents at the problem: reviewer agents that scan what coding agents have produced, … Continue reading “Doctor, it hurts when agents create unreviewable PRs.” “Don’t do that.”

Asturias, June 2026.

BROOKLYN — Boots Ennis survived the toughest round of his career, then KO’d game but overmatched champ Xander Zayas in a beautifully brutal Saturday night title fight at Barclays Center.

When Ennis put Zayas on the canvas for the third time of the bout, Zayas's corner decided to save him from himself and threw in the towel with 1:12 left in the seventh round. With the win, Ennis took Zayas's WBO and WBA super welterweight belts and remained undefeated at 36-0. The Philly fighter also greatly advanced his pursuit of imaginary but highly coveted titles like “the face of boxing” and “pound-for-pound champ.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb_jO5KUCuw

It's not the United States — though the USMNT's path is pretty favorable, too.

To read scripting.com you need a browser that supports HTTP.

Why email newsletters made sense. Email has no character limits, can represent bold and italic, links, titles, enclosures, basically most features of the web, and social media places limits on what writers can write. That's where the literate social web went, and the bloggers too. Like how birds are really dinosaurs.

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The daily create prompts users to explore the #ShowYourStripes webpage, illustrating over a century of temperature changes globally. Links to BiodiversityStripes which highlights the alarming decline in biodiversity. UK moths show an 86% drop since 1970. A recent survey indicates a 66% decline in flying insects in Kent since 2021.

The Strange, Explicable Appeal of Train Dog. By Megan Garber The initial joy of the thing is visual: dog head, train body, the proportions of both wildly, delightfully amiss. Art critics might see, in Train Dog’s awkwardness, a bit of sprezzatura—the beauty and nonchalant e...

Dave Winer puts out a call for others building tools that support RSS and especially inbound RSS:

If you’re working on a social web app that supports inbound and outbound RSS, I’d like to help, so our products can interop beautifully. That’s the reason I’m doing this work, to establish a baseline for interop in the social web. RSS is the obvious candidate. If we didn’t have it, we’d have to invent it.

I’m actually not aware of any social platforms that support inbound RSS except Micro.blog. It would be great to have more.

JOB INTERVIEWER: “Where do you see yourself in five years?”
ME: “Living in an Airstream in a meadow and reading mystery novels to my sheep.”

Correct. Doesn’t it make sense to have the politicians who have proposed the M4A legislation do that work ?

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Workday, the payroll and HR data platform, has been pursuing AI and agents for a while, but while other businesses

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Okta has made its AI agent governance platform generally available for FedRAMP- and HIPAA-regulated environments, becoming what it claims is the first independent

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