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Open Culture
• Colin Marshall

Alfred Hitchcock Wanted Frank Lloyd Wright to Design the North by Northwest House: An Architect Just Built It for $45 Million

Villains who live in opulent, remote modernist houses may have been a cliché since the last century, but given Hollywood’s addiction to the tried and true, they do still turn up now and again. Unsurprisingly, few filmmakers have managed to use them anywhere near as memorably as Alfred Hitchcock did. Think back to North by Northwest, that […]

Longreads
• Brendan Fitzgerald

A Young Magician Wanted to Build an Epic Magic Collection. Did He Go Too Far?

"Rory Feldman was accused of deceiving, defrauding, and stealing. But he says he’s been the target of a relentless smear campaign by a 'magic mafia.'"

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Unexpectedly, my favorite part of Micro.blog’s email newsletters is that I get an email with all my posts from the last week. It would be useful even if I was the only subscriber. Monday morning is a great time to quickly reflect on what was happening last week before moving on.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Janakiram MSV

Andrej Karpathy, Google and Garry Tan agree Markdown is the answer, but they’re not solving the same problem

Illustration of businessman jumping across lightbulbs toward a glowing bright idea

In April, Andrej Karpathy published a GitHub gist file called “LLM Wiki,” a brief text document designed to help one

The post Andrej Karpathy, Google and Garry Tan agree Markdown is the answer, but they’re not solving the same problem appeared first on The New Stack.

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Andrew, this is what I changed that paragraph to.

There isn't very much I'd have to do beyond adding two Atom elements to my feed, and an Atom namespace declaration in the top line of the file. So it's not an easy thing to do, because I don't see the need for Atom to be a requirement for WebSub, and I'd like for them have had the maturity to do this a different way.

Defector
• Maitreyi Anantharaman

The Crossword, July 6: We’re Halfway There

The Crossword, July 6: We’re Halfway There
Stay in line, and do our Monday crossword. This puzzle was constructed by Peggy Sue Marlin, and edited by Hoang-Kim Vu. Peggy Sue works in systems and data automation and enjoys golfing and DIY projects. She won her school spelling bee on the word "cheeseburger," then w...

Defector
• Barry Petchesky

The Ducks Screwed Themselves

The Ducks Screwed Themselves
I think it's important we set some axioms for discussion of Anaheim's Leo Carlsson signing an offer sheet with Philadelphia, because it helps a superficially mindblowing contract feel something closer to logical—both in that the Flyers were wise to offer it, and in that the ...

The Texas Observer
• Ivan Armando Flores

Throwing the Book at Books in Prison

Every Thursday and Sunday evening, a dozen volunteers file into the back room of Vesper, a community space in East Austin. In the workroom-turned-library, there is a small kitchen, bright overhead lighting, and hundreds of books and magazines stacked every which way on floor-to-ceiling shelves that line the walls. Each person plucks a handwritten letter […]

The post Throwing the Book at Books in Prison appeared first on The Texas Observer.

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• L. Jeffrey Zeldman

Memories Can’t Wait—or, How I Learned to Keep Worrying About the Web

The web is still the best hope we have for a durable, shared memory. But it requires us to be gardeners, not merely tenants.

The post Memories Can’t Wait—or, How I Learned to Keep Worrying About the Web appeared first on Jeffrey Zeldman Presents.

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Jason Kottke

I love this short little video montage of actresses...

I love this short little video montage of actresses during Charlie Rose interviews. No dialogue, just quiet reactions. Musical accompaniment by Laurie Anderson (O Superman).

Remarkable People
• Guy Kawasaki

How to Speak So People Listen

What makes an apology actually work?

Daring Fireball Valid
John Gruber

Jason Snell Ends His Column, and 28-Year Run, at Macworld

macworld.com/article/3175482

Jason Snell, at Macworld: My first day on the job at Macworld, Apple was perilously close to going out of business. It was the fall of 1997, and Steve Jobs had returned to Apple and engineered the ejection of Gil Amelio as CEO, but there was no iMac yet, no visible turna...

WIRED
• Jorge Garay

The Science Behind Why Soccer Players at the 2026 World Cup Are Cutting Their Socks

Holes in socks have become a curious sight at this year’s World Cup. The reasons why are a weird mix of biomechanics, perception, and player habits.

Waxy.org
• Andy Baio

Double Fine is independent once again as Xbox lays off 3,200

aftermath.site/xbox-layoffs-july-2026/

the best outcome for the studio, I hope we get another documentary out of it

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• joe jenett

linkylove 07-06-26

☙ Lavender & Black Roses ❧ ⇦ Aywren's Nook → shishka Cosmos Malick Fabio Manganiello 📌roger mvu.one 📌mikael

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Jason Kottke

One of the great things about the World Cup and the US:...

One of the great things about the World Cup and the US: In the United States, Every World Cup Team Is a Home Team. “Soccer fans from all over the world, many now making their homes in America, have packed bars, restaurants, living rooms…”

Electrek
• Peter Johnson

BYD’s flagship electric sedan receives 65,000 locked-in orders

The Seal 08 boasts “the power of a million-dollar vehicle,” but can be bought for under $30,000 in China. After it went on sale last week, locked-in orders for BYD’s new flagship electric sedan reached around 65,000 in its first 30 hours.

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It was meant to make you think, and apparently it did that, but didn't help you see the reason.

It is explained in the next paragraph.

Nieman Lab
• Katerina Eva Matsa

A quiet shift in how Americans perceive local news

Local news has long been an exception to a troubling trend. Even as trust in national news organizations eroded over the past decade and partisan divides over the media widened, local news largely held its ground — majorities of both Republicans and Democrats continued to rate their local news media favorably. Despite facing major financial...

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You say:

> There isn't very much I'd have to do beyond adding two Atom elements to my feed, and an Atom namespace declaration in the top line of the file. So it's not an easy thing to do.

Did you mean to say "it's not an easy thing to do" or was that a typo? I'm hoping the changes were easy. :-)