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Jason Kottke

Craig Mod wrote about his recent adventures using LLMs:...

Craig Mod wrote about his recent adventures using LLMs: A Swarm of Blood Robots. “I now have a comprehensive family tree, naming the very boats my Italian and Polish ancestors came over on in the late 1800s, the villages a few came from…”

@crockett.house.gov - Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett

Kinda chic...💅🏾✨

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John Gruber

Ceramic Shield 2 Is the Real Deal

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Philip Michaels, writing last September for Tom’s Guide: iPhone 17 torture test videos done by JerryRigEverything indicate that Ceramic Shield 2 certainly resists scratching, with scratch testing leaving only light scratches at level 7 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Scra...

Mitch's Blog Supports Webmention

Why you can’t find a primary care doctor. Prevention isn’t a priority in US healthcare. The profit is in damage control. Why should healthcare providers invest in primary care physicians to help you lose weight, eat healthy and get fit when there is so much money to be made in prescription meds and heart surgery?

Mitch's Blog Supports Webmention

On AI Coding and Its Discontents.

Cal Newport says the honeymoon phase of AI coding is over. Early advocates of using AI to write code are scaling back their ambitions. Turns out AI-generated code is often buggy, hard to fix and hard to maintain. Coders are still using AI in their work, but in controlled and limited ways. “AI is not a magic ‘infinity machine’ that can solve all our problems, and ultimately deliver us a sense of meaning in a cold, confusing world. It’s a normal technology, and perhaps it’s time we start talking about it that way.”

Mitch's Blog Supports Webmention

Bobby Brainworms comes to San Diego to make homelessness remediation as successful as the war in Iran and fixing the reflecting pool.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Hafiz Hassan

Why your AI pipeline costs 10x more after the demo

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Every token has a price. The problem is that most AI systems don’t reveal the bill until they reach production.

The post Why your AI pipeline costs 10x more after the demo appeared first on The New Stack.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Ankit Jain

Code review is a taste problem

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Code review is becoming the most important decision-making surface in software engineering, and it’s outgrowing the diff. The assumption was

The post Code review is a taste problem appeared first on The New Stack.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Amanda Caswell

Five European companies just agreed to buy AI compute that doesn’t exist yet

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Mistral AI, the French AI company that built its reputation releasing open-weight models, wants companies to use its infrastructure even

The post Five European companies just agreed to buy AI compute that doesn’t exist yet appeared first on The New Stack.

emptywheel
• emptywheel

The Sources from the Catering Cart

The specific dynamics of Trump's catering cart caper--where his most trusted aides joined him in escaping via a catering cart and some people with big egos were left on Old Air Force One as bait, along with the journalists, helps explain why Trump went so nutso in search of the source of the story.

The post The Sources from the Catering Cart appeared first on emptywheel.

Sacha Chua
• Sacha Chua

27 août: Emacs Chat: Fabrice Niessen (en français, partie 2)

Nous allons à nouveau parler en direct avec Fabrice Niessen d'Emacs, de ses flux de travail, de sa configuration et d'autres sujets en français. Voici ses notes.

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dans le fuseau horaire America/Toronto, soit 0730H EDT / 0630H CDT / 0530H MDT / 0430H PDT / 1130H UTC / 1330H CEST / 1430H EEST / 1700H IST / 1930H +08 / 2030H JST.

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You can e-mail me at sacha@sachachua.com.

Latest articles from Crooks and Liars
• John Amato

Todd Blanche Plays Dumb On Trump's Demands For New Reflecting Pool Witch Hunt

On Tuesday, the White House asked the DOJ to find another way to prosecute Olympic canoeist David Hearn for supposedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting pool after charges were dropped against him by Jeanine Pirro as reported by the WSJ. Trump was furious at his ...

The San Francisco Standard
• George Kelly

Earthquake strikes Bay Area

The quake centered in Oakland was felt in San Francisco and around the Bay Area.

Longreads
• Carolyn Wells

The Ferry Boat Children

"For the children of south Mull, secondary school means leaving home age eleven. Their parents' silence was never consent."

@art.feediverse.org - Great art on Bluesky

Selfportrait on the Road to Tarascon (The Painter on His Way to Work), 1888 #vangogh #vincentvangogh

WIRED
• Jeremy White

The Painful Truth of Exactly How ICE’s New Shock Gloves Work

ICE is spending millions on shock gloves designed to overpower subjects through intense, localized pain.

The GitHub Blog
• Gregg Cochran

What 50 open source projects taught us about security in the AI era

See how the open source projects in Session 4 of the GitHub Secure Open Source Fund combined AI-assisted workflows, maintainer expertise, GitHub security tools, expert guidance, and funding to improve project security.

The post What 50 open source projects taught us about security in the AI era appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

Defector
• Israel Daramola

Fenix Flexin Puts Bankrolls On The Table And AI On The Charts

Fenix Flexin Puts Bankrolls On The Table And AI On The Charts

Welcome to Listening Habits, a column where I share the music and musical topics I’ve been fixated on recently.

Music's AI revolution has arrived, somewhat... maybe. And naturally, it has come for rap first. This isn't the kind of trumped up thing like what has been foretold in the like 100 weirdly written profiles about "AI actress" Tilly Norwood, a thing you've probably already forgotten about if you ever even heard about it in the first place. No, AI has been implemented in music production software and it has officially gotten a real foot in the door of pop culture thanks to a very strange, very viral new hit song.

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Jason Kottke

“Draw any shape and hear it as a drum.”...

“Draw any shape and hear it as a drum.” Eigendrum: a drum simulator where you can change the shape of the drum to see how it affects the sound it makes.

TPM – Talking Points Memo
• Josh Marshall

Air Force Ones and Trojan Horses

I noted a few days ago how many of the news stories of the day are knock-on effects of earlier...