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There are many among us who aren't nearly as clever, smart, driven (hence accomplished) as the best of us. I long ago recognized that I was in the camp of the former. Long ago. ::chuckle:: As such, I've largely worked and existed within my limitations, to the best of how I'm...

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This Might Be the Earliest Known Spear Murder In Earth’s History

This Might Be the Earliest Known Spear Murder In Earth’s History

Archaeologists have discovered a puncture wound from a spear in the shoulder blade of a Neanderthal that lived 75,000 years ago, offering a possible glimpse of early interpersonal violence.

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Trump Gives Putin Another Big Wet Kiss

Gee, it's almost like there's a pattern emerging here.

We've been watching Trump blame Ukraine for rising diesel fuel costs in America in order to distract from his disastrous war with Iran he and Bibi started, as he and his allies in right wing media continue their attacks on Zelensky for defending his country against Russia's aggression.

And this Friday Trump once again showed the world that he's nothing more than a stooge for Putin, just like his propagandists who are constantly defending the indefensible on his behalf and regurgitating Russian talking points in recent months.

Trump puts new Russia sanctions that he recently signed into law on hold, citing national interest:

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His scanner wouldn’t work on Linux — so he let Claude study the Windows driver

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Christian Schaller, a Red Hat engineering director and longtime GNOME and Fedora contributor, had a box of old family negatives

The post His scanner wouldn’t work on Linux — so he let Claude study the Windows driver appeared first on The New Stack.

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AI agents vs. Kubernetes: where each belongs in the control loop

Moody abstract slate blue texture illustrating the architectural boundary between AI agents and Kubernetes operators.

Kubernetes has always relied on agents, just not the kind dominating today’s AI conversations. A controller watches the current state,

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Donald Trump Floats ‘Trump Ocean’ Idea—Again

With inflation hitting a new high, no end in sight for Trump’s stupid war with Iran, and his own party looking at a blowout in the fast-approaching midterms, Donald Trump is making his priority clear: his own vanity. Speaking at a rally in Georgia on Friday, presumably to b...

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Ashley McBryde 'Didn't Even Speak' to Her Father 'For Years'

Ashley McBryde is opening up about her long-strained relationship with her father in a new interview. Continue reading…

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You Love To See It: The Phone Tree Gets the Ax

 You Love To See It: The Phone Tree Gets the Ax

Indigenous People’s Day raises the alarm, California takes customers off of the endless phone hold — and other wins worth a little noise.

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One month until XSLT stops functioning in Chrome. Google goes to war with the web. What will they deprecate next??

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anthropic.com/research/employment-at-anthropic

How employment is changing at Anthropic.

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Stephen Miller Is Anchoring the Trump Administration’s Nightmare Blunt Rotation

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The RSS Universe — Readers, Tools & Standards A living directory of RSS readers, feed generators, monitoring tools, directories, and standards. Every link verified live. [ 2 Spoopy 4 You and Alan is @cogdog 🇨🇦 ] Deskworlds: Interactive, living desktop wallpapers (macOS) Deskworlds puts a small living 3D world on your Mac desktop. The creatures in each world react to your cursor, and you can feed them from the menu bar. Everything runs locally with Three.js and WebGL2, with no account, analytics or internet connection. [ 📌arnicas ]

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Sandstone slopers, supersize sandwiches: How to plan the ideal Bay Area bouldering day

Castle Rock is the Bay Area’s best outdoor bouldering spot. Here’s where to start, what to pack, and where to eat along the way.

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The opposite of primetime: The WNBA Finals schedule is making Valkyries fans work for it

Suboptimal logistics may create some friction, but they shouldn’t overshadow what promises to be a sensational series.

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49ers vs. Commanders: The Standard’s 5 fast predictions

Washington’s defense has been terrible against the pass, but Kyle Shanahan’s offense may be forced to rely on running the ball to win Monday’s game.

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SF-based crypto firm gave $5M to Trump’s controversial ballroom project

The donation exposes a gap between Ripple’s executive chairman, Chris Larsen, who has given generously to Democrats, and its Trump-friendly CEO, Brad Garlinghouse.

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The Waggle: Elizabeth Holmes movie so good, it causes ‘bodily functions to shut down’

Plus: Pouring out some ouzo for Kimberly Guilfoyle; a scoop on a Valkyries celebrity cameo; and a French tech bro who learns the hard way not to mess with SF.

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The Warriors’ preseason slate exposed a problem only Draymond Green can solve

Kristaps Porzingis is out with a health issue, Al Horford doesn’t play back-to-backs, and Charles Bassey is inexperienced. That leaves one player to start at center.

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AI-generated images of fake ICE raids go viral, terrifying immigrant communities

Fake but highly realistic images are spreading like wildfire on private messaging platforms during “Operation Safe California.”