Paul Krugman
• Paul Krugman
The Court Sides With Dictatorship — and Chaos
Today's ruling is even more disastrous than people realize
Sacha Chua
• Sacha Chua
2026-06-29 Emacs news
Six Colors
• Glenn Fleishman
My credit card number? Sure! It’s 4242 4242 4242 4242
We live in a modern, jet-set, hyper-fast world! When we want to buy something online, boom, zoom, we use our fingerprint or face to approve the transaction, so we can grab the next Segway outta here!…
Defector
• Patrick Redford
The Tour de France Is For The Children
Defector
• Lauren Theisen
The Sharks Just Got A Lot Better, And Larger
Defector
• Chris Thompson
Malik Beasley Charged With Bribery, Money Laundering, And Wire Fraud In Alleged Prop-Bet Scheme
Defector
• Barry Petchesky
The Yankees Had A Wretched Weekend In Boston
Defector
• Maitreyi Anantharaman
The Crossword, June 29: Cooler Heads (Themeless)
Defector
• Billy Haisley
DR Congo Welcomes You To Africa’s World Cup
The Torment Nexus
• Mathew Ingram
This Texas ranch is for remote-controlled telescopes only
Rockwood, Texas is home to a unique business called Starfront Observatories.
Micro.blog - dave mentions
• Leo Laporte
@dave right on! Love micro.blog and Manton!
Remarkable People
• Guy Kawasaki
Why We Need Sorrow as Much as Joy
We spend so much time chasing happiness that we rarely stop to ask whether sadness, longing, and vulnerability might have something important to teach us.
It's remarkable that some people fondly miss Googles RSS reader app, already gone for over a decade. Remarkable because they captured the market, wiped out all competition (they deserved it, the products were awful) and then shut their own product down, leaving a toxic karmic bomb crater in its place.
Only steal from the best
As a writer I've stolen lots of ideas. All writers do it. How do you think we get our ideas.
Which is why it's so weird that they object to having their ideas stolen en masse.
We go through this regularly, basically you make a living doing something, and you aren't paid enough.
So every subject in every context arrives at the same place. Why aren't they paying me. I must be paid.
It is a permanent obsession with writers.
I try to be honest and admit that I steal from other writers, but I only steal from the best! :-)
My focus is making Micro.blog a great blogging platform. But on the social side, I also love that it’s maybe the last social network that is ambivalent to metrics and engagement. Every other platform — even Mastodon — has algorithmic feeds or trends. That’s fine for them, but not what I want to do.
I’m not much of a meme person, but this Frog and Toad + Claude is hilarious and true. “Cookies” is an all-time great story. 🍪
Nieman Lab
• Neel Dhanesha
Capital Weather is dropping the “Gang” and going independent
If you have ever lived in the Washington, D.C. metro area, or had the misfortune of being stuck there during a snowstorm, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of the Capital Weather Gang. For eighteen years they were The Washington Post’s oracles of the atmosphere, covering local weather on the Post website and on social...
Radar
• Tim O’Reilly
What You Bring to AI Determines the Result
Harper Carroll came to AI education through a CS background at Stanford, machine learning engineering at Meta, and a brief stint at a small GPU compute startup in late 2023, where she noticed that almost no one understood how to fine-tune open source models. She started writing and teaching to help drive signups for the […]
The GitHub Blog
• Natalie Guevara
Inside the Advisory Database and what happens when vulnerability volume breaks records
The GitHub Advisory Database is processing more vulnerability reports than ever before. Here's what's driving the surge, how we're responding, and how the community can help.
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