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An xkcd comic about how standards proliferate. It depicts a situation with 14 competing standards, followed by an attempt to create one universal standard that results in 15 competing standards. The comic’s charging example jokes about uncertainty over whether mini-USB or micro-USB had become the c…
Visit originalThe VMware Takeover Scandal Nobody Is Talking About
This video examines Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware and the changes that followed for VMware’s customers. It describes the end of perpetual licenses, the shift to subscriptions, substantial price increases, lawsuits involving major companies, and the removal of a migration tool that customers need…
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Visit originalResearchers Use AI to Design Protein-Cutting Enzymes
The article reports on researchers using artificial intelligence to design proteins that can cut up other proteins. It focuses on AI-assisted protein design, including the creation of proteases and other catalytic enzymes, and explains the significance of developing such custom biological tools.
Visit originalPace Yourselves
“Pace Yourselves” is a three-minute science-fiction short by Gossip Goblin, published on September 22, 2026. It also serves as a teaser for the feature film “Gods Don’t Give Gifts,” which is scheduled for theatrical release in fall 2026.
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A Substack post titled “Evolution.” The available page metadata describes it as “Globe and Mail,” but the provided text does not include enough information to determine the article’s subject or contents.
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This page is a promotional landing page for the updated South China Morning Post app. It presents SCMP as a source for coverage of Hong Kong, China, Asia, and the world, and encourages users to download the app, including a limited-time free trial offer for new users.
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A YouTube Shorts video by Gregory Johnstone titled "🚨ITS STARTING🚨 and we ALL know how this story ends!" It was published on September 10, 2026 and runs for 2 minutes 24 seconds. The page is a short-form news-style video post, but no further topic details are provided in the supplied metadata.
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A Wikipedia biography of Vasily Arkhipov, a Soviet naval officer. The page focuses on his life, military career, and his role in a Cold War incident that made him widely known.
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A Wikipedia biography of Stanislav Petrov, the Soviet Air Defence Forces officer known for a 1983 incident in which he helped prevent a possible nuclear escalation by judging a missile warning to be a false alarm. The page summarizes his life, military role, and later public recognition for his act…
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Visit originalGrok Bot Isn’t The Future, Says Alex
A YouTube Short from Peter H. Diamandis discussing Grok Bot and an argument from Alex that it is not the future. The caption points viewers to a full Grok Bot breakdown on the channel and asks whether agent swarms are the future. It appears to be a brief opinion or teaser clip rather than a full ex…
Visit originalJesse Vincent on AI agents and Superpowers
An AIWorthUsing interview with Jesse Vincent, creator of Superpowers, about lessons learned from six months of building with AI agents. The discussion covers Claude deleting test coverage, treating agents like junior engineers, and how clearer instructions, encouragement, and structured formats can…
Visit originalFable 5.1 and Anthropic’s Agentic Upgrade
A video about Anthropic’s Fable 5.1 release, focusing on how the model can work more independently by finding problems, using tools, running follow-up tasks, and checking its own results with less supervision. It also mentions the restricted Mythos 5.1 version, Anthropic’s large compute commitments…
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