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Mergers, acquisitions, and the steady churn of business and technology initiatives are creating something nobody asked for: Duplicate infrastructure and

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Consider a platform team managing a shared GPU cluster with a mix of B200s, H100s, and recently added B300s. Every

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A developer supervising four coding agents has four changes in flight at once, each in its own git worktree. That

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Donald J. Trump has filed an emergency motion asking a federal judge to pause his own $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC — the one he filed. The goal is to keep the broadcaster from getting its hands on detailed financial records tied to roughly 400 business ent...

2 Republican mayors from the reddest parts of Georgia have endorsed Jon Ossoff for U.S. Senate: "I have to look to someone who takes care of their constituents. I’m a Republican, but there are times when a person exceeds the party. They go above and beyond."

Johnson: The economy was taking off like a rocket, and then we got into this skirmish with Iran Q: You're calling it a skirmish? Johnson: War, whatever you want to call it

This blog post from both Sundar Pichai and Demis Hassabis has the unfortunate title “The next chapter of our AI momentum”, but it does contain some interesting perspectives. Demis will be spending more time with Isomorphic: As you’ve heard me say many times, I’ve always bel...

Recall, if you will, the first time you read Book 2 of Homer’s Iliad. The section likely to have given you the most trouble — unless, of course, you’re blessed with an obsessive interest in ancient naval warfare — is the much-remarked-upon Catalogue of Ships, a rundown of not just the contingents of the Achaean […]

Matt Mullenweg blogs about the division in WordPress between bloggers and site builders:

Many of the OG developers of WordPress, including myself, tend more towards the blogging side. Writers, photographers, podcasters, journalists, the people for whom a reverse chronological stream on the homepage is the most obvious thing in the world.

This is a disconnect I noticed years ago. So much effort was spent on competing with Squarespace and Wix, WordPress felt bloated for regular bloggers. I’m glad Matt is aware of it.

As many of you know, Defector Research Labs is hard at work creating what we are sure will be the most powerful AI coding tool on the market. The goal of DevinBelly is simple: to allow users to scale their natural language-processing capabilities within a wide range of long ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates probably are not yet feeling desperate, but desperation can't be very far off. For the first time in recorded history, the organization made smart, aggressive moves at the trade deadline, beefed up their bullpen, and fortified for a push toward the pla...

It feels a little perverse to be writing this review in a Google doc. In 2018, over 20,000 Google employees walked out to protest working conditions at the tech juggernaut. Claire Stapleton was one of the protest's primary organizers. She had started at the company as an int...

It's been a bad season for the 37-year-old pitcher Miles Mikolas. He's got an ERA of 5.67, and he's made a habit of starts where a bunch of guys just wallop what he offers. Only two pitchers in MLB have allowed more dingers than he's surrendered, and the signs point to Mikol...

Kid Rock and Jason Aldean are heading to Barry County, Mich. this August — and the county just signed off on a pretty significant security plan to make it happen. Continue reading…

Some good news! Senators Adam Schiff and Sheldon Whitehouse have introduced a Congressional Review Act resolution to overturn the Trump administration’s rule that removed habitat destruction from the definition of “harm” under the Endangered Species Act.

USA Today Co., the largest newspaper chain in the country, announced Thursday that it is partnering with technology company Palantir to better monetize its customer data. The news came during […]

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“The next great First Amendment battleground is just six inches high and is attached to about a million motor vehicles in Virginia alone. It is the vanity license plate, and courts are splintered over whether and how states can censor the messages the plates convey,” the New York Times reports. “The latest decision landed Friday. […]

Tesla and SpaceX have confirmed where they’ll build Terafab, the semiconductor megafactory Elon Musk first teased in March. It’s going to Grimes County, Texas, about an hour northwest of Houston.

The companies put the initial phase at roughly $16.8 billion and said the finished site will span more than 100 million square feet, which they’re calling the largest chip manufacturing facility on the planet.

The new Hyundai IONIQ 6 is now on sale in Turkey with an updated design, new tech, and a longer driving range.

Moderna's new flu vaccine, mFLUSIVA, is approved for all adults ages 50 and up.