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One too many words on AT&T's $2,000 Korn shell and other Usenet topics
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Deinterlining: simpler subway service, fewer delays (New York City)
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Oliver Sacks was famous for linking healing with storytelling. Sometimes that meant reshaping patients’ reality.
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The unlikely afterlife of big box stores
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The secretive cabal of US polluters that is rewriting the EU’s human rights and climate law
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AI agents find $4.6M in blockchain smart contract exploits
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Admin Party - a get together to commiserate in filling out paperwork
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A new anonymous phone carrier lets you sign up with nothing but a US zip code
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New hearing aid company, Fortell, brings in Steve Martin and others
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Oxygen therapy chambers have led to horrific deaths. Why are influencers raving about them?
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Influencers made millions pushing ‘wild’ births – now the Free Birth Society is linked to baby deaths around the world
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Weathering software winter (2022)
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Farms and data centers contribute to a water pollution crisis in Eastern Oregon
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GPT-5 has come a long way in mathematics
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How right-wing superstar Riley Gaines built an anti-trans empire
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Fifty Shades of OOP
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Some people can't see mental images. The consequences are profound.
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A field guide to writing styles
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The worlds on fire. So lets just make AI porn.
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Glenn Close - promoting the new Knives Out - "I'm not as fierce as I seem"
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How a flawed idea is teaching millions of kids to be poor readers
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A look at how opening grocery stores alone doesn’t solve food deserts
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Libertarianism is dead
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How generations of meddlesome public health campaigns changed everyday life — and made life twice as long as it used to be
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The emerging evidence on AI tutoring
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Brian Eno - A talk on generative music, artists, and culture
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Who can name the bigger number?
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Is vaping less harmful than smoking, and does it help people quit?
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Telehack: ARPANET multi-user simulation; 26,600+ simulated hosts of the early net
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Inside David Ellison’s dramatic first 100 days at Paramount: courting Tom Cruise blockbusters, forging ties with Donald Trump and daring anyone else to buy Warner Bros. Discovery
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The hardest-working art thief in history
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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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OpenAI moves to complete potentially the largest theft in human history
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Crunchyroll is destroying its subtitles for no good reason
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The hatred of podcasting
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Galactic empires may live at the center of our galaxy, hence why we don't hear from them
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Tiny adds up: Unshittification and "The Pawshank Redemption"
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The goon squad. Loneliness, porn’s next frontier, and the dream of endless masturbation.
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Move over, Alan Turing: meet the working-class hero of Bletchley Park you didn’t see in the movies
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A 'death train' is haunting south Florida
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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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If AI can diagnose patients, what are doctors for?
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Why Signal’s post-quantum makeover is an amazing engineering achievement
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Some protein powders and shakes may contain high levels of lead
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LineageOS 23: Sleek sixteen, streamlined suite, future flow
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