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Seabirds, native plants, and healthy reefs can help atolls build as seas rise.

When years of travel interviews disappeared from the web, Roge Blasco and WordPress.com brought the archive back — and the interviews kept coming.

Can a pricing page redesign boost subscriptions? We put our new design to the test with Nelio A/B Testing and saw a 143% increase in conversion rate. Here's what we changed, what the results revealed, and what we learned.

The post Test of the Month – Can a Pricing Page Redesign Double Subscriptions? appeared first on Nelio Software.

Cases of the brain-liquifying fungus Cladophialophora Bantiana are on the rise in the U.S.

The disease has a 70% mortality rate.

On the 19th of October, I’m doing an open Zoom call for members of purple.space and those that might be curious about how cohorts and mutual support open the door to possibility. You can reserve a spot here. It’s free, but there are limited spots.

Every company is under pressure to become “an AI company.” Over the past several months, we’ve been undertaking that transformation

The post What it takes to become an AI company: Four lessons from the top appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic’s done it again. On Tuesday, Opaque Systems announced a new agreement with Anthropic that “carries Opaque’s work forward.”  Vague

The post Anthropic’s been eyeing confidential AI. It just made its move with another acquihire. appeared first on The New Stack.

AI is making it easier than ever to find potential security vulnerabilities in open source software. But finding something that

The post “Everybody with a $20 account is now a researcher”: How Akrites is tackling the flood of AI bug reports appeared first on The New Stack.

This week, Anthropic revealed it built an in-house version control system to handle exploding code merges. It says Claude was both part

The post Anthropic built its own git replacement for AI-scale coding. But you can’t have it. appeared first on The New Stack.

What happens when you give an AI support agent a permission it never needed, then assign it a task the

The post The permission you denied today is your safety net for tomorrow appeared first on The New Stack.

"These women's abusive partners died by suicide. They felt both relief and grief. The NHS didn't know what to do with them."

"Fishing for trouble in the Antarctic."

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President Donald J. Trump is systematically dismantling the bloodthirsty Tren de Aragua gang that Biden’s open borders allowed to pour into American communities. The Trump Administration has launched the largest federal campaign against transnational crime in U.S. history — identifying, arresting, and removing these vicious foreign criminals and driving violent crime down nationwide. The Washington […]

The post ICYMI: “Largest-ever federal anti-transnational crime operation nets 1,296 Tren de Aragua arrests nationwide” appeared first on The White House.

White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia reportedly failed the California bar exam and has never been a credentialed lawyer.

Zacharia has repeatedly presented herself as an attorney.

New reporting reveals Trump is considering firing Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

ABC: With jet fuel at new records, airfare for Thanksgiving and Christmas is soaring to the highest price in 10 years. A round trip domestic ticket over Christmas is averaging $452, up 23% from last year.

Katie Miller: If more women put the same energy into their marriages and into finding a spouse than they do into their careers, you would see society have a lot more babies. That's what led to the downfall of Rome.

ABC: Get ready for that gift list to get more expensive. 70% of the nation's freight, from food to packages, is moved on trucks that run on diesel, which is now near a record high.