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A review of Alpha School
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The best Steve Yegge posts (2015)
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Signs of introspection in large language models
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The hatred of podcasting
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Clive Barker: trust your vision (1990)
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Wikipedia:Signs of AI writing
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Talking to the Bank of England about systemic risk and systems engineering
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Introducing Beads: A coding agent memory system
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What it takes to be a revolutionary war enactor
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Private vs public surveillance: reflections on Edward Snowden’s personal record
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Editing nature to fix mistakes
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Way past its prime: how did Amazon get so rubbish?
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‘Taylor Swift: Showgirl’ at $33m an awesome anomaly for album pic launch; Dwayne Johnson sees lowest opening ever with ‘The Smashing Machine’ at $6m
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Monumental rock art illustrates that humans thrived in the Arabian Desert during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition
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Shopify, pulling strings at Ruby Central, forces Bundler and RubyGems takeover
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Voices of the Manhattan Project: Peggy Bowditch’s interview
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Hydropower, heat pumps and EVs made Norway a climate darling. Oil and gas exports made it rich. The paradox shaping this country's future – and the world's energy transition.
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How AI and Wikipedia have sent vulnerable languages into a doom spiral
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The top 100 things I'd do if I ever became an evil overlord (1996)
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The reports of UBI’s death are greatly exaggerated
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Factorio Space Exploration 0.7 released
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"House from hell” — How America’s largest homebuilders shift the cost of shoddy construction to buyers
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How a secret recording of a gender identity lecture upended Texas A&M
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ChatGPT is blowing up marriages as spouses use AI to attack their partners
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‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ huge with $70m opening: a record for anime and Crunchyroll; sixth best for September, Sony’s biggest YTD
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The color of the future - A history of blue
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Alt Text Study Club
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Interview: Neel Nanda on the race to read AI minds
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The day return became enter
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The hardest working font in Manhattan
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Wikipedia is resilient because it’s boring
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Bland, easy to follow, for fans of everything: what has the Netflix algorithm done to our films?
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Museum of Color - from ancient ochre to blacker than Vanta Black
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Blocky Planet — Making Minecraft Spherical
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My ordinary life: Improvements since the 1990s
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Ed Zitron: How to argue with an AI booster
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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ delivers Netflix first No. 1 box office win with $19M+, but streamer doesn’t want to officially report
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