Scientists are studying whether “many chronic diseases we treat as separate failures of separate organs may share one deeper problem: cells struggling to extract and use energy from food” (diabetes, Alzheimer’s, epilepsy, etc.)
The San Francisco Standard
• Natallie Rocha
Beyond the founders: The locals getting rich off Anthropic’s IPO
Here’s what to know about the Bay Area insiders who stand to profit from Anthropic’s IPO or help shape its future.
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Dave Chapman
Dave Chapman is a longtime Vermont organic farmer, co-founder and co-director of Real Organic Project, and host of the Real Organic Podcast. He has spent over 45 years growing food and advocating for a better food system. I’ve spent more than four decades growing organic food, and one thing I’ve learned is that farming is […]
404 Media
• Jason Koebler
Objection, your honor
If you're in the EU or UK, you might be able to object to Meta's new AI scraping terms. Also: this week's pod's out and more from around the web.
404 Media
• Samantha Cole
If You're In the UK or EU, Here's How to Object to Meta's AI Training
In light of Meta's new terms that will allow it to scrape users' data for AI, people in the EU and UK have the option to "object" to certain uses of their information, for now.
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• Bobby Welber
New York Flu Cases Quadruple As Season Starts Earlier
Flu is hitting New York weeks earlier than normal, with cases already four times higher than last year at this point. Continue reading…
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• Jess Rose
'CMA Country Christmas' Will Air on Dec. 1 on ABC
Country music is ready to ring in the holiday season! Continue reading…
The San Francisco Standard
• George Kelly
Dolores Huerta, civil rights icon, dies at 96
Huerta was a pioneering labor leader among California farmworkers and a major figure in progressive politics.
Amazon's most advanced chip helps power the AI behind Prime 360—here's how
Amazon's purpose-built Trainium AI chip helps power the diffusion models that deliver NBA on Prime’s breakthrough highlight technology.
Civil rights icon Dolores Huerta has died at 96.
Working on a minor bug fix update to Micro.blog for Mac. Has anything been annoying people that I can address today?
Ars Technica
• Jennifer Ouellette
Buckle up for more body-swapping hijinks in Jumanji: Open World trailer
"We have to be ready for whatever's coming next. If we lose in here, there won't be a home to go back to."
Alabama shrimper Maynard Dubuisson: We expected everything to go the opposite way in the Trump administration. We expected groceries to go down. We expected fuel to go down.
Alabama shrimper Maynard Dubuisson: The price of diesel has put people out of business. At $6 a gallon, you can't make it. Because that engine burns anywhere from 25 to 30 gallons an hour. That's a lot of fuel.
A new congressional report reveals allegations that Trump "brutally" raped former Miss Switzerland beauty pageant contestant Beatrice Keul, leaving bruises all over her body.
Trump allegedly promised to help Keul obtain a visa and admission to NYU if she remained silent.
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• Jess Rose
Lady A Cling to Faith in Their New Song [Bigger Picture]
Lady A had no idea how much they would need this song. Continue reading…
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Linux Foundation on AI, Denmark’s Open Source Test, and Ben Thompson’s Take on the Internet
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Press Watch
• Dan Froomkin
Why I’m suing Donald Trump (the extended cut, featuring Monica Alba)
The only way to truly protect our right to independent reporting from the White House is for the courts to deliver a ruling that prevents Trump or any other president from ever doing this again, to anyone.
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I'm doing a little project on rss.chat today and dusting off the cobwebs of my brain. Since I last worked on this project, I have converted Frontier to run on modern OSes and written a whole new app. Only three months, but I have no recollection, even reading the code isn't helping much. This is when it's incredibly good to have Claude Code on the job, I can ask it to guide me through the process we worked out which feels like it was 15 years ago instead of 15 weeks. It has complete recall. And even though it didn't work on Frontier, that was a different Claude project, it was able to debug something that broke in the build script in the interim. I've spent the whole year teaching Claude how to be me. Is that a source of immortality? I won't be around to figure that part out.