election
Silicon Valley Podcast Hosts Try to Understand Why Regular People Are Mad
The All-In podcast contemplates the "ornery mood" of America's "bottom half of non-equity holders."
Newsletters
'Way more terrifying than I expected'
Muse's boundary-pushing problems, sinking boats and stocks, supermassive space objects, and more.
Muse
'No One Is Like This:' Muse Sexts While Roleplaying as Real People
Vanniall wanted to see if Muse would stop a boundary-pushing fan scenario. She found that it only encouraged this kind of behavior.
the abstract
Scientists Discovered An ‘Invisible’ Object In Space. It’s Challenging Our Understanding of the Cosmos
It's likely an ultra-rare supermassive neutron star.
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It's One Banana Michael, What Could It Cost?
Silicon Valley tries to understand the election.
election
Silicon Valley Podcast Hosts Try to Understand Why Regular People Are Mad
The All-In podcast contemplates the "ornery mood" of America's "bottom half of non-equity holders."
AI
'Reverse Engineer Anything': AI Companies Crack Down on the Coolest Thing People Were Doing With AI
The future of hacking your devices is in local and open-weight AI.
News
Dad Asked 6-Year-Old Daughter if ‘She Had the Gun’ Before He Left Her in Line for Pokémon Cards
Police arrested a man in South Carolina after he left his daughter asleep in a Target parking lot so he could keep his place in line.
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Bad news for kinky Brits
Also: Wanna get off this planet? There's a job open on the moon.
The Abstract
How Earth Lost a Billion Years of Its History
Earth is missing a huge chunk of its geological record before the Cambrian period 538 million years ago, when complex life emerged. A new study suggests that the gap was caused by the rise and fall of ancient supercontinents.
Behind The Blog
Behind the Blog: Dam's Bursting
This week, we discuss election outcomes and code as a human endeavor.
