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Andrej Karpathy talks about "Claws".

Looking around, and given that the high level idea is clear, there are a lot of smaller Claws starting to pop out.

For example, on a quick skim NanoClaw looks really interesting in that the core engine is ~4000 lines of code (fits into both my head and that of AI agents, so it feels manageable, auditable, flexible, etc.)

nanobot, zeroclaw, ironclaw, picoclaw (lol @ prefixes).

[...]Not 100% sure what my setup ends up looking like just yet but Claws are an awesome, exciting new layer of the AI stack.

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Getting spammed by 24 Hour Fitness marketing emails?

The irony: OneTrust is literally a consent management platform focused on regulatory compliance, and 24 Hour Fitness is using it to violate consent regulations.

I'm definitely not subscribing to 24 Hour Fitness marketing spam.

This isn't new for 24 Hour FitnessI found this Reddit post from February 2019:24 Hour Fitness has had unsubscribe problems for at least 7 years.

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A new law to ensure that batteries are collected, reused and recycled in Europe is entering into force today.

This will support the shift to a circular economy, increase security of supply for raw materials and energy, and enhance the EU’s strategic autonomy.

The Batteries Regulation will ensure that batteries placed on the EU single market will only be allowed to contain a restricted amount of harmful substances that are necessary.

BackgroundSince 2006, batteries and waste batteries have been regulated at EU level under the Batteries Directive.

Such exponential growth in demand for batteries will lead to an equivalent increase in demand for raw materials, hence the need to minimise their e…

Coccinelle Coccinelle allows programmers to easily write some complex style-preserving source-to-source transformations on C source code, like for instance to perform some refactorings.

To install Coccinelle from its source, see the instructions in install.txt.

Once you have installed coccinelle, there is a script 'spatch' in /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin that invokes the Coccinelle program.

You can download pre-compiled versions of spatch and check which distributions package it here: https://coccinelle.gitlabpages.inria.fr/website/download.html If you want to run Coccinelle without installing it, you can run the Coccinelle program directly from the download/build directory.

You may then have…

AI uBlock Origin BlacklistA personal list for uBlock Origin blocking AI content farms.

What's more, AI content can also be dangerous: articles in content farms are not checked by anyone before being published, since they are massively generated.

AI generated content is not reliable, and if no one is checking what is being published, it needs to be blocked.

So if you stumble across an AI-devoted blog, it's for sure 100% AI generated.

The following are some Google Dorks to find 100% AI generated pages.

But before we could tell that story, we had to actually get the cluster running.

Karmada uses etcd to persist its own state, separate from the etcd instances backing individual Kubernetes clusters.

The Root Cause: etcd and I/O LatencyEventually the logs pointed somewhere unexpected: etcd was timing out.

If you’re running Karmada (or any Kubernetes-adjacent system that embeds etcd ) and you’re seeing periodic pod crashes that don’t have an obvious application-level cause, the first question to ask is: how is the storage performing under etcd ’s workload?

The etcd documentation actually calls this out: it recommends SSDs and warns against running etcd on storage that’s shared with other I/O-h…

Eventually, in time, it was acquired by Apple, where the forecast and some core features were incorporated into Apple Weather.

Embracing UncertaintyOur biggest pet peeve with most weather apps is how they deal (or rather, don’t deal) with forecast uncertainty.

It is a simple fact that no weather forecast will ever be 100% reliable: the weather is moody, fickle, and chaotic.

Rather than pretending we will always be right, Acme Weather embraces the idea that our forecast will sometimes be wrong.

Current conditions often evolve quickly during storms, radar is imperfect and can fail to detect precipitation during light rain, snow versus freezing rain can be volatile, etc.

One line summary#A source-control branching model, where developers collaborate on code in a single branch called ‘trunk’ *, resist any pressure to create other long-lived development branches by employing documented techniques.

The dividing line between small team Trunk-Based Development and scaled Trunk-Based Development is a subject to team size and commit rate consideration.

The precise moment a dev team is no longer “small” and has transitioned to “scaled” is subject to practitioner debate.

Trunk-Based Development is not a new branching model.

It has been a lesser known branching model of choice since the mid-nineties and considered tactically since the eighties.

Buried in a table on page 6 of the privacy policy, under “legitimate interests”:They use uploaded images of identity documents — that’s my passport — to train their AI.

You scanned your European passport for a European professional network, and your data went exclusively to North American companies.

“But There’s the Data Privacy Framework!”Yes, Persona says they comply with the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF).

US surveillance laws made it impossible to guarantee European data was safe.

Even if you’re in Europe and the dispute is about European data.

As Colorado lawmakers once again revisit online age verification, the debate is no longer about whether to protect children online.

Colorado lawmakers have grappled with age verification policy for several sessions.

In 2025, Senate Bill 25-201 sought to require certain websites that publish material deemed harmful to children to implement age verification systems.

A limited number of companies control the operating system, the application marketplace, the account infrastructure and the software distribution pipeline.

Article Topicsage verification | app store age verification | children | Colorado | data privacy | device-based age verification | legislation | United States

Stop Publishing Hallucinations .

Start Shipping Engineering Assets .

Generic AI tools guess technical terms.

Script Snap validates them against strict engineering ontologies.

See the difference between "sounding confident" and "being correct".

They set up a dedicated work account, which, by the way, is standard professional practice.

Then, somewhere between five minutes and ten hours later, the account gets instantly banned.

That one gets banned too – often faster than the first.

And an honest acknowledgement from Meta that their automated identity verification is producing false positives at scale for professional users.

If you work at Meta and are reading this, please email us at hello (at) our domain name.

Bug DescriptionStarting from today's morning with the updated to CC 2.1.1 - the usage is ridiculous.

Holidays season had 2x usage promot, but current usage is way more then 2x.

Environment InfoPlatform: linuxTerminal: gnome-terminalVersion: 2.1.1Feedback ID: 60967402-d2b7-4e28-9779-2720680deeaeErrors[{ "error" : " Error: NON-FATAL: Lock acquisition failed for /home/oleh/.local/share/claude/versions/2.1.1 (expected in multi-process scenarios)at nZ$ (/$bunfs/root/claude:2991:2164)at B6A (/$bunfs/root/claude:2991:1884)at processTicksAndRejections (native:7:39) " , "timestamp" : " 2026-01-08T11:58:17.963Z " },{ "error" : " Error: Request was aborted.

at makeRequest (/$bunfs/root/claude:869:3940…

@geoffreylitt.com recently asked a question about OAuth on dead-Twitter:I desperately need a Matt Levine style explanation of how OAuth works.

It's maybe easiest to start with the Sign-In use-case, which is a much more complicated specification (OpenID Connect) than core OAuth.

What it does is very simple:At its core, OAuth for delegation is a standard way to do the following:The first half exists to send, with consent, a multi-use secret to a known delegate.

OIDC itself is an interesting thing – immediately after creating OAuth, we realized that we could compose OpenID's behaviour out of OAuth, even though it was impossible to use OpenID to do what OAuth did.

The important thing when imple…

Cord: Coordinating Trees of AI AgentsAI agents are good at doing one thing at a time.

12 heavily nested resources... ✓ #3 [complete] SPAWN Research GraphQL trade-offs result: Key advantages: reduced over-fetching... ?

I gave it a scenario with both independent research tasks and a synthesis step.

Over the Claude API directly, without the CLI overhead.

With multiple LLM providers — GPT for cheap tasks, Claude for complex ones.

The Email Marketing Bible is the most comprehensive email marketing guide available.

v0.4, published February 2026.

It covers everything from list building to deliverability to cold email infrastructure, with specific playbooks for 19 industries including ecommerce, SaaS, newsletters, agencies, nonprofits, healthcare, real estate, and more.

The guide is open source and free.

The Claude Code skill distils the full 55,000 words into a structured knowledge base that Claude can reference in real time when helping you with email strategy, copywriting, automation flows, or deliverability troubleshooting.

When I ask a specific question about the markup, Claude either hallucinates details, hedges, or asks me to re-paste what I provided minutes ago.

The transcript on disk still has the original markup — Claude just has no way to know that, or where to find it.

Any task involving substantial user-provided input (DOM markup, config files, log output, schema definitions) is at risk the moment the context window fills up.

The compacted summary says "user provided DOM markup for analysis" but the actual markup is gone from context.

This proposal adds metadata to the compaction summary, not infrastructure.

Be Wary of BlueskyIn 2023, Bluesky's CTO Paul Frazee was asked what would happen if Bluesky ever turned against its users.

Where your data actually livesWhen you use any ATProto app, it writes data to your Personal Data Server, or PDS.

For almost every user, that place is a server run by Bluesky.

Each app tells you "sign in with your Bluesky account", which really means "write more data to Bluesky's servers."

Your identity on ATProto resolves through a centralized directory run by Bluesky.

Lexega is built around a simple idea: turn SQL into deterministic, actionable "signals" before it runs, then use policy to decide what to do with those signals.

This effectively converts the LEFT JOIN to an INNER JOIN, likely a bug.

Your rules, same engineThe built-in rules ship with hundreds of signals, but the underlying engine is the same one you use to define your own.

You match on the same signal taxonomy that the built-in rules use, but you can combine them in ways that are specific to your org.

The built-in rules are a starting point; your org's specific risks get the same treatment.

Hello, WorldIn December 1990, an application called WorldWideWeb was developed on a NeXT machine at The European Organization for Nuclear Research (known as CERN) just outside of Geneva.

This program – WorldWideWeb — is the antecedent of most of what we consider or know of as "the web" today.

In February 2019, in celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the development of WorldWideWeb, a group of developers and designers convened at CERN to rebuild the original browser within a contemporary browser, allowing users around the world to experience the rather humble origins of this transformative technology.

Party like it’s 1989Ready to browse the World Wide Web using WorldWideWeb?

Launch th…

In today’s edition of Blood in the Machine:Across the nation, people are dismantling and destroying Flock cameras that conduct warrantless vehicle surveillance, and whose data is shared with ICE.

Flock cameras are typically mounted on 8 to 12 foot poles and powered by a solar panel.

And municipalities have found that federal agencies have accessed local flock data without their knowledge or consent.

In Virginia, last December, a man was arrested for dismantling and destroying 13 Flock cameras throughout the state over the course of the year.

Sovern points his GoFundMe contributors to DeFlock, a website aimed at tracking and countering the rise of Flock cameras in US communities.

The A16z GP said that software stocks have been completely oversold.

The A16z partner added that software stocks that took a beating last week were oversold.

"But the general story that we're going to vibe code everything is flat wrong, and the whole market is oversold software."

Acharya's comments follow a brutal week for software stocks, which dragged down tech and broader markets.

The A16z partner joins famed investor Vinod Khosla in saying that stock prices should be ignored when evaluating the future of tech companies.

Git: Don’t create .gitkeep files, use .gitignore insteadGit only tracks files, not directories.

First, the common but slightly flawed .gitkeep technique, then a simpler one using only a .gitignore file.

The .gitkeep technique This technique uses an empty file called .gitkeep : build └── .gitkeep The empty file ensures that Git creates the directory with minimal cost.

Any other filename may be used, as Git doesn’t treat .gitkeep files any differently.

The better .gitignore technique This technique uses only a short .gitignore file inside the directory: build └── .gitignore The .gitignore file has these contents: * !

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The English-language edition of Wikipedia is blacklisting Archive.today after the controversial archive site was used to direct a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against a blog.

In the course of discussing whether Archive.today should be deprecated because of the DDoS, Wikipedia editors discovered that the archive site altered snapshots of webpages to insert the name of the blogger who was targeted by the DDoS.

Additionally, evidence has been presented that archive.today’s operators have altered the content of archived pages, rendering it unreliable.”More than 695,000 links to Archive.today are distributed across 400,000 or so Wikipedia pages.

The archive site is commonly used t…

ajaila basic, simplistic jail for running programs you don't completely trust.

a Git repo), instead of mounting it directly will make a clone with the current directory repository as the upstream, and mount that instead.

--rw[=] make changes to the provided directory persistent.

--clone if the current directory is a source repository, instead of mounting the current directory directly, we will make a new clone of the source repository and mount that.

from the perspective of the outside of the jail, the jail will only read the folder.

Loading...You are seeing this because the administrator of this website has set up Anubis to protect the server against the scourge of AI companies aggressively scraping websites.

Anubis uses a Proof-of-Work scheme in the vein of Hashcash, a proposed proof-of-work scheme for reducing email spam.

The idea is that at individual scales the additional load is ignorable, but at mass scraper levels it adds up and makes scraping much more expensive.

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joinirc.atLink to your IRC server on any client to onboard new users.

(I promise the actual page looks nicer than this.)

To create a new link, just append your irc:// or ircs:// link to the end of this url.

https://joinirc.at/ircs://irc.libera.chat

The Maltese National Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (NCVDP) explicitly requires that confirmed vulnerabilities be reported to both the responsible organization and CSIRTMalta.

GDPR Article 34(1) When the personal data breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller shall communicate the personal data breach to the data subject without undue delay.

If you're an organization:Publish a Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure policy.

The EU's NIS2 Directive encourages coordinated vulnerability disclosure.

Because right now, in 2026, reporting a trivial vulnerability exposing personal data - including that of children - still gets…

We even got one of these alerts for the Wycheproof repository, which does not import the affected filippo.io/edwards25519 package at all.

$ go mod why -m filippo.io/edwards25519 # filippo.io/edwards25519 github.com/c2sp/wycheproof/tools/twistcheck filippo.io/edwards25519/fieldWe have turned Dependabot off.

$ go mod why -m filippo.io/edwards25519 # filippo.io/edwards25519 filippo.io/sunlight/internal/ctlog github.com/google/certificate-transparency-go/trillian/ctfe github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql filippo.io/edwards25519 $ govulncheck ./... === Symbol Results === No vulnerabilities found.

Replace Dependabot with a govulncheck GitHub ActionYou can replace Dependabot security alerts with this Gi…

goatstackA project scaffolding tool for creating Go + Templ web applications, similar to Create React App or Vite.

FeaturesThe created Go web applications have the following features:Full-stack Go Web Applications : Backend + Frontend in pure Go Templ Integration : Modern HTML templating with Templ HTMX Integration : Dynamic frontend without complex JavaScript: Backend + Frontend in pure Go Database Support : Integrated SQLite or PostgreSQL: Integrated SQLite or PostgreSQL Production Ready : Includes daemonization and deployment scripts for FreeBSD: Includes daemonization and deployment scripts for FreeBSD Development Tools: Live reload with Air, comprehensive JustfilePrerequisitesBefore us…

Posted on February 15, 2026 · 20 min read · · #keyboardsSo you’ve heard of split keyboards and want to buy one, but don’t know where to start?

When shopping for split keyboards, you’ll notice they can have a wide range of number of keys.

Historically, split keyboards were only wired due to both technical and licensing limitations with QMK, the custom firmware that powers many keyboards.

One thing to note - battery management has some quirks for fully wireless split keyboards.

A core part of split keyboards is customizing the keymap to suit your own needs.

It covers kinds, qualified types, type classes, pattern matching types, binding groups, mutual recursion, and defaulting.

Repo : github.com/tekknolagi/scrapscript: github.com/tekknolagi/scrapscript Blog series: Max Bernstein's implementation walkthroughs at bernsteinbear.com/blog/scrapscript/MinCaml🤖 ~2,000 LOC, OCaml → native code.

Ante🤖 Combines HM type inference, algebraic data types, pattern matching, algebraic effects, and an ownership-like system for shared mutability.

Its pipeline runs from lexing through HIR type inference to MIR monomorphization and bytecode execution.

MicroHs🤖 By Lennart Augustsson (one of GHC's original creators) — the most complete "small" Haskell compiler alive…

Interview With Steve KlabnikFeb 2026 - Alex AlejandreSteve Klabnik wrote the Rust Book, Jujutsu for Everyone, worked at Oxide and gave many interesting talks.

What matters most to me is impact, I’m trying to improve the world, make things better.

I have a joke about a secret gamer identity; my Discord is my gamer name first which I change to Steve Klabnik in technical/programming Discords.

That’s most to keep from leaking my literal name into video game spaces, but if I had to maintain a public Steve and a private Steve, that’d be a little harder.

This might be the first year I don’t code since then.

your .msi isn't an executable20 Feb, 2026The ContextAt work, I build VMs which become workstations for end-users.

I found this by pulling apart the domain join .msi tool.

I fed this group into that script and found that "This one access group" actually has over 500(!!!)

The ConclusionAfter talking to that manager I submitted a ticket to the relevant security team and flagged it with a colleague there.

The security team has policies and practices in place for handling incidents like this, and I didn't want this to just disappear on a backlog.

Shirin Ghaffary / Bloomberg:

How Claude Code, released publicly a year ago, cemented Anthropic as a leader in the lucrative, emerging market for AI coding tools — Anthropic released Claude Code a year ago, forcing other rivals to play catch-up. — Even Anthropic Chief Executive Officer Dario Amodei was surprised …

Matthew Gault / 404 Media:

Pinterest users, especially artists, says the platform has gotten worse in the past year due to AI moderation, AI-generated art, and AI features — Users are exhausted fighting AI moderation, AI-generated art, and AI-first features. — Pinterest has gone all in on artificial intelligence and users say it's destroying the site.

Stanley Widianto / Reuters:

Google announces a partnership with Sea to develop AI tools for Sea's Shopee, Southeast Asia's most dominant e-commerce platform, and Sea's gaming unit Garena — Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.O) Google and Southeast Asian technology conglomerate Sea Ltd (SE.N) announced a new tie-up on Thursday …

Zeyi Yang / Wired:

President Trump signs an EO to continue the suspension of the de minimis exemption, despite the SCOTUS' ruling that overturned most of Trump's 2025 tariffs — The president signed an executive order implementing 10 percent global tariffs after calling the justices who struck down his signature trade policy a “disgrace.”

Andrej Karpathy / @karpathy:

“Claws” is becoming a term to describe OpenClaw-like agent systems that usually run on personal hardware and are a new layer on top of LLM agents — Bought a new Mac mini to properly tinker with claws over the weekend. The apple store person told me they are selling like hotcakes and everyone is confused :) I'm definitely a bit sus'd to run OpenClaw specifically - giving my private data/keys to 400K lines of vibe coded

Jagmeet Singh / TechCrunch:

Bengaluru-based Sarvam, which is building AI models for local languages, launches its Indus chat app in beta, powered by its Sarvam 105B model — Sarvam, an Indian AI startup focused on building models for local languages and users, on Friday launched its Indus chat app for web and mobile users …

Viola Zhou / Rest of World:

The US launches the Tech Corps, a program under the Peace Corps to send volunteers abroad to promote American AI, as the US competes with China for AI dominance — Washington to send volunteers abroad to promote American AI models as Chinese open-weight models are proving popular.

Sean Hollister / The Verge:

Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma says she is committed to “the return of Xbox” and that the company won't “flood our ecosystem with soulless AI slop” — She's promising “The return of Xbox.” … Microsoft gaming boss Phil Spencer has just announced he's leaving …

Rajesh Roy / Associated Press:

India joins Pax Silica, a US-led initiative that aims to build secure supply chains for semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, and critical technologies — India joined a U.S.-led initiative to strengthen technology cooperation among strategic allies in a move Friday that underscores …

Shirin Ghaffary / Bloomberg:

Source: OpenAI is projecting that its revenue will exceed $280B in 2030; last month, OpenAI said its annualized revenue grew to $20B+ in 2025 — OpenAI is projecting that its revenue will grow at a fast clip in the next few years and exceed $280 billion in 2030, according to a person familiar with the matter.

CNBC:

Sources: OpenAI is telling investors it's targeting ~$600B in total compute spend by 2030, months after Sam Altman touted $1.4T in infrastructure commitments — OpenAI is telling investors that it's now targeting roughly $600 billion in total compute spend by 2030, months …

Georgia Wells / Wall Street Journal:

Sources: OpenAI staff raised concerns about a Canadian mass shooting suspect months ago; OpenAI says her activity didn't meet the bar for reporting to police — ChatGPT maker opted against informing authorities about Jesse Van Rootselaar's descriptions of violence last June

Ryan McCaffrey / IGN:

Memo: Xbox President Sarah Bond, long thought to be Phil Spencer's heir, is leaving; Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty is promoted to Chief Content Officer — Spencer's run with Xbox ends just months shy of the brand's 25th anniversary. — Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer …

Jordan Novet / CNBC:

Memo: Phil Spencer will retire after 38 years at Microsoft; Asha Sharma, the president of product in Microsoft's Core AI business, will become the CEO of gaming — Microsoft's head of gaming, Phil Spencer, is leaving the software maker following a 38-year tenure, as the company faces increased challenges in its Xbox business.

Ryan Vlastelica / Bloomberg:

Anthropic launches Claude Code Security, which “scans codebases for security vulnerabilities and suggests targeted software patches”; cybersecurity stocks fall — Shares of cybersecurity software companies tumbled Friday after Anthropic PBC introduced a new security feature into its Claude AI model.

Lauren Goode / Wired:

Code Metal, which uses AI to let engineers translate legacy code into modern languages, raised a $125M Series B led by Salesforce Ventures at a $1.25B valuation — The Boston startup uses AI to translate and verify legacy software for defense contractors, arguing modernization can't come at the cost of new bugs.

Fred Lambert / Electrek:

A US judge rejects Tesla's bid to overturn a $243M jury verdict over a fatal 2019 Autopilot crash, a blow for Tesla as it faces a growing wave of lawsuits — A federal judge has rejected Tesla's bid to overturn a $243 million jury verdict over a fatal 2019 Autopilot crash in Florida …

Wall Street Journal:

Sources: Google may invest $100M in Fluidstack at a $7.5B valuation and has backstopped crypto miners that are building datacenters, seeking to expand TPU use — As more AI companies consider Google's chips, the company wants to use deals with external partners to expand the potential market

Adam Levine / Barron's Online:

Tech stocks rise slightly from their morning lows after the Supreme Court ruled that President Trump lacked the authority to impose sweeping global tariffs — Shares of tech goods makers rose off their morning lows on news of the high court's ruling. Tech goods have been some of the least …

Jagmeet Singh / TechCrunch:

Peak XV, which split from Sequoia in 2023, raised $1.3B across new India- and Asia-focused funds, bringing its total assets under management to over $10B — Peak XV announced on Friday that it has raised $1.3 billion across new India and Asia-focused funds.

Chris Lattner / Modular Blog:

Claude's C Compiler shows AI elevates the role of human judgment and vision; it's a milestone, but closely mirrors LLVM/GCC, and hard codes things to pass tests — Compilers occupy a special place in computer science. They're a canonical course in computer science education. Building one is a rite of passage.

The Information:

Sources: OpenAI has 200+ people working on AI devices, including a smart speaker priced between $200 and $300, possibly smart glasses and a smart lamp — OpenAI has more than 200 people working on a family of AI-powered devices that will include a smart speaker and possibly smart glasses and a smart lamp …

Minh Le / Tech in Asia:

Avantos, which makes an AI-native client management system for financial institutions, raised a $25M Series A led by Bessemer, taking its total funding to $35M — Avantos, a company developing an AI-native system for financial institutions, announced the completion of a US$25 million series …

Ivan Mehta / TechCrunch:

OpenAI says users aged 18 to 24 account for nearly 50% and under-30s represent 80% of ChatGPT messages in India; 35% of chats are related to professional tasks — OpenAI seems to have found product-market fit with young Indians. The company said on Friday that users between 18 and 24 years …

Chris Metinko / Axios:

Pepper, which provides a digital storefront for independent food distributors, raised a $50M Series C led by Lead Edge, bringing its total funding to $100M — Pepper, a business platform developer for independent food distributors, raised a $50 million Series C led by Lead Edge Capital, CEO Bowie Cheung tells Axios Pro exclusively.

Alex Heath / Sources:

Scott Myers, the head of Snap's AR glasses subsidiary Specs, leaves after six years; sources say Myers left after a “blow-up” with Evan Spiegel over strategy — My chat with CEO Dylan Field ahead of today's earnings call. Also: Snap loses its head of Specs right before the big launch …

Nikkei Asia:

Sources: SoftBank plans to form a consortium to build a $33B power plant in Ohio, set to produce 9.2 GW for AI data centers, as part of the US-Japan trade deal — TOKYO — SoftBank Group will form a consortium to carry out a $33 billion gas-fired power plant project in the U.S. …

Jagmeet Singh / TechCrunch:

General Catalyst plans to invest $5B in India over five years, an increase from the $500M to $1B previously announced, after merging with a local VC in 2024 — General Catalyst, a Silicon Valley-based venture firm with more than $43 billion in assets under management, has announced it plans …

Sarah Perez / TechCrunch:

Google rejected 1.75M policy-violating Android apps and blocked 80K+ developer accounts from Google Play in 2025, down from 2.36M apps and 158K accounts in 2024 — Fewer bad actors are targeting Google Play with malicious apps, the company says, a shift that the tech giant credits …

RowboatOpen-source AI coworker that turns work into a knowledge graph and acts on itRowboat connects to your email and meeting notes, builds a long-lived knowledge graph, and uses that context to help you get work done - privately, on your machine.

Voice notesTo enable voice notes (optional), add a Deepgram API key in ~/.rowboat/config/deepgram.json:{ "apiKey": "" }Web searchTo use Brave web search (optional), add the Brave API key in ~/.rowboat/config/brave-search.json.

IntegrationsRowboat builds memory from the work you already do, including:Gmail (email)(email) Granola (meeting notes)(meeting notes) Fireflies (meeting notes)How it’s differentMost AI tools reconstruct context on demand by…

🚀 Quickstart | 🏠 Home | 📚 Docs | 📊 Benchmarks | 🎮 Discord | 🐦 X (Twitter)Zvec is an open-source, in-process vector database — lightweight, lightning-fast, and designed to embed directly into applications.

Built on Proxima (Alibaba's battle-tested vector search engine), it delivers production-grade, low-latency, scalable similarity search with minimal setup.

⚡ One-Minute Exampleimport zvec # Define collection schema schema = zvec .

VECTOR_FP32 , 4 ), ) # Create collection collection = zvec .

Doc ( id = "doc_2" , vectors = { "embedding" : [ 0.2 , 0.3 , 0.4 , 0.1 ]}), ]) # Search by vector similarity results = collection .

Start the Systemfrom wifi_densepose import WiFiDensePose # Initialize with default configuration system = WiFiDensePose () # Start pose estimation system .

Using the REST API# Start the API server wifi-densepose start # Start with custom configuration wifi-densepose -c /path/to/config.yaml start # Start with verbose logging wifi-densepose -v start # Check server status wifi-densepose statusThe API will be available at http://localhost:8000API Documentation : http://localhost:8000/docs: http://localhost:8000/docs Health Check : http://localhost:8000/api/v1/health: http://localhost:8000/api/v1/health Latest Poses: http://localhost:8000/api/v1/pose/latest4.

start Start the WiFi-DensePose API s…

Chrome/Firefox extension: install the CLI and run summarize daemon install --token so the Side Panel can stream results and use local tools.

> /tmp/summarize-cli-smoke.txt summarize --cli codex --plain --timeout 2m /tmp/summarize-cli-smoke.txt summarize --cli claude --plain --timeout 2m /tmp/summarize-cli-smoke.txt summarize --cli gemini --plain --timeout 2m /tmp/summarize-cli-smoke.txt summarize --cli agent --plain --timeout 2m /tmp/summarize-cli-smoke.txtSet explicit CLI allowlist/order:{ "cli" : { "enabled" : [ " codex " , " claude " , " gemini " , " agent " ] } }Configure implicit auto CLI fallback:{ "cli" : { "autoFallback" : { "enabled" : true , "onlyWhenNoApiKeys" : true , "order" :…

Heretic: Fully automatic censorship removal for language modelsHeretic is a tool that removes censorship (aka "safety alignment") from transformer-based language models without expensive post-training.

It does not yet support SSMs/hybrid models, models with inhomogeneous layers, and certain novel attention systems.

You can find a small collection of models that have been decensored using Heretic on Hugging Face, and the community has created and published well over 1,000 Heretic models in addition to those.

: Either the index of a refusal direction, or the special value , indicating that each layer should be ablated using the refusal direction associated with that layer.

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Set backend via command (writes keyring_backend into config.json ):gog auth keyring file gog auth keyring keychain gog auth keyring autoShow current backend + source (env/config/default) and config path:gog auth keyringNon-interactive runs (CI/ssh): file backend requires GOG_KEYRING_PASSWORD .

Supported auth:Your own OAuth Desktop client JSON via gog auth credentials ... + gog auth add ...+ Google Workspace service accounts with domain-wide delegation (Workspace only)CommandsFlag aliases:--out also accepts --output .

< acct > .workers.dev # Send with tracking gog gmail send --to [email protected] --subject " Hello " --body-html " Hi! " --track # Check opens gog gmail track opens < track…

Claude Code PM CourseAn interactive course teaching Product Managers how to use Claude Code effectively for their daily work.

Your job is to guide the user through the learning experience interactively.

You'll learn to:Work faster without sacrificing qualityGet multi-perspective feedback instantlyProcess research and data efficientlyWrite better documents with AI assistanceTime to Complete: ~4-6 hours for full interactive trackLicenseThis work is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

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While we are working toward a stable release, some APIs and interfaces may change as the design continues to mature.

You are welcome to explore and experiment, but if you need long-term stability, it may be best to wait for a stable release, or be prepared to adapt to updates along the way.

LiteBox is a sandboxing library OS that drastically cuts down the interface to the host, thereby reducing attack surface.

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MontyA minimal, secure Python interpreter written in Rust for use by AI.

A minimal, secure Python interpreter written in Rust for use by AI.

Instead, it lets you safely run Python code written by an LLM embedded in your agent, with startup times measured in single digit microseconds not hundreds of milliseconds.

args ) #> ('https://example.com',) # Perform the actual fetch, then resume with the result result = result .

Start latency : The wasmer python package hasn't been updated for 3 years and I couldn't find docs on calling Python in wasmer from Python, so I called it via subprocess.

cuda () model = model .

numpy (), samplerate = 24000 ) print ( "Text:" , text ) print ( "Audio saved to output.wav" ) else : for text_chunk , is_finished in iter_gen : text += text_chunk print ( "Text:" , text ) # Now we can prefill the following user turns and generate next turn response...

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Compound MarketplaceA Claude Code plugin marketplace featuring the Compound Engineering Plugin — tools that make each unit of engineering work easier than the last.

Claude Code Install/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/EveryInc/compound-engineering-plugin /plugin install compound-engineeringOpenCode, Codex, Droid & Cursor (experimental) InstallThis repo includes a Bun/TypeScript CLI that converts Claude Code plugins to OpenCode, Codex, Factory Droid, and Cursor.

Codex output is written to ~/.codex/prompts and ~/.codex/skills , with each Claude command converted into both a prompt and a skill (the prompt instructs Codex to load the corresponding skill).

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Left, effect of moving from the chronological to the algorithmic feed for users initially on the chronological feed.

for those assigned to the algorithmic feed, compared with those who remained on the chronological feed (95% CI: 0.03, 0.25; P = 0.014).

Regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, for participants initially on the chronological feed, exposure to the algorithmic feed increased pro-Kremlin attitudes by 0.12 s.d.

Average content shown to users in each feed setting: grey, chronological feed, red, algorithmic feed; 95% CIs around subsample means (mean ± 1.96 × s.e.)

Left, effect of moving from the chronological to the algorithmic feed for users initially on the chronological feed.

Posted on February 15, 2026 · 20 min read · · #keyboardsSo you’ve heard of split keyboards and want to buy one, but don’t know where to start?

When shopping for split keyboards, you’ll notice they can have a wide range of number of keys.

Historically, split keyboards were only wired due to both technical and licensing limitations with QMK, the custom firmware that powers many keyboards.

One thing to note - battery management has some quirks for fully wireless split keyboards.

A core part of split keyboards is customizing the keymap to suit your own needs.

Image from UnSplashI’ve led infrastructure at a startup for the past 4 years that has had to scale quickly.

AWS Link to headingPicking AWS over Google Cloud Link to heading🟩 EndorseEarly on, we were using both GCP and AWS.

When deploying services in Kubernetes, cost can get hidden behind other per node objects or other services running on the same node.

We’re using EKS and actions-runner-controller for our self-hosted runners hosted in EKS, but the integration is often buggy (but nothing we cannot work around).

Karpenter for node management Link to heading🟩 EndorseIf you’re using EKS (and not fully on Fargate), you should be using Karpenter.

The future they seem to envisage is one in which people don’t really do anything at all, except follow the instructions given to them by machines.

“I really, really wish I was a tactical mastermind, that there was an endgame.

Becoming, like, higher weight, more healthy, more knowledgeable.” He didn’t think he had anything to offer a woman yet.

I said that if someone loves you, they don’t really care so much about your weight.

Unlike Eric Zhu or Donald Boat, Roy didn’t really seem to have anything in his life except his own sense of agency.

I tried building my startup entirely on European infrastructure.

When I decided to build my startup on European infrastructure, I thought it would be a straightforward swap.

The EU has real infrastructure companies building serious products.

The EU infrastructure ecosystem is real and maturing fast.

But "Made in EU" is still a choice you have to actively make, not one you can passively fall into.

Half of my education in URLs as user interface came from Flickr in the late 2000s.

When you shared these URLs with others, you didn’t have to retouch or delete anything.

The link names were so simple that seeing the menu……told you exactly what the URLs for each item were.

And this is where we get to one other benefit of Flickr URLs: they were short.

They fact they did was inspiring; most of the URLs in things I created since owe something to that person.

It covers kinds, qualified types, type classes, pattern matching types, binding groups, mutual recursion, and defaulting.

Repo : github.com/tekknolagi/scrapscript: github.com/tekknolagi/scrapscript Blog series: Max Bernstein's implementation walkthroughs at bernsteinbear.com/blog/scrapscript/MinCaml🤖 ~2,000 LOC, OCaml → native code.

Ante🤖 Combines HM type inference, algebraic data types, pattern matching, algebraic effects, and an ownership-like system for shared mutability.

Its pipeline runs from lexing through HIR type inference to MIR monomorphization and bytecode execution.

MicroHs🤖 By Lennart Augustsson (one of GHC's original creators) — the most complete "small" Haskell compiler alive…

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They generally don't have a lot of work put into them, and as a result, the author (pilot?)

I feel like this is what AI has done to the programming discussion.

It draws in boring people with boring projects who don’t have anything interesting to say about programming.

AI makes people boring.

Having humans in the loop doesn’t make the AI think more like people, it makes the human thought more like AI output.

After spending some time working on the Git man pages last year, I’ve been thinking a little more about what makes a good man page.

I asked some people on Mastodon for their favourite man pages, and here are some examples of interesting things I saw on those man pages.

I think I’ve most often seen the EXAMPLES section at the end of the man page, but some man pages (like the rsync man page from earlier) start with the examples.

This isn’t a property of the man page itself, but one issue with man pages in the terminal is it’s hard to know what sections the man page has.

When I talk about man pages it often comes up that the GNU coreutils man pages (for example man tail) don’t have examples, u…

Cleaning up merged git branches: a one-liner from the CIA's leaked dev docs 20 Feb 2026In 2017, WikiLeaks published Vault7 - a large cache of CIA hacking tools and internal documents.

Buried among the exploits and surveillance tools was something far more mundane: a page of internal developer documentation with git tips and tricks.

The ProblemOver time, a local git repo accumulates stale branches.

git branch starts to look like a graveyard.

You can list merged branches with:git branch --mergedBut deleting them one by one is tedious.

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Steve Ruiz joins us for a deep-dive on tldraw (a very good free whiteboard) and the business he’s built selling SDKs that help others build very good whiteboards (and more) with tldraw’s high-performance web canvas.

Along the way, we discuss the excitement/fear we share about keeping our agents busy, how SDK and infra companies are affected differently by agentic software than SaaS companies, how Steve is approaching the coming era of internal tooling, what will happen when we equip LLMs with an infinite canvas, and more.

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It’s like, I don’t know if you’re a golfer, Tim, but that’s what golf folks say as well.

And golf tech, like any tech, is just limitless really what they can fine tune and dial in.

I’m being facetious, but you know, golf rounds aren’t cheap, golf trips with friends aren’t cheap, golf clubs are not cheap.

And so that today is my TrueNAS box.

I kind of want my TrueNAS box to do everything.

[ ] Well, there’s, and we’ve talked a lot about the building of a company and the building of software now.

And I think founders today have that, it is as important as the thing that they’re building, right?

And if you’re a developer building an agent, it could be your sales agent, it could be a developer of a coding agent.

And you connect up to the Layercode voice layer and put in our browser SDK and then you get a little voice agent microphone button and everything in the web app.

There’s a lot of trade-offs, right, in voice between latency, price, quality, so we let users explore that and find the right fit for their voice agent.

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Asus ExpertBook Ultra ZDNET's key takeaways The Asus ExpertBook Ultra is a premium business PC launching in April 2026.

The Asus ExpertBook Ultra is a special laptop for me.

Also: I used a dual-screen Windows laptop for work this week, and it's a power user's dream setupI also have to shout out the great keyboard.

ZDNET's Buying AdviceYou will have to wait a bit before you can get your hands on the ExpertBook Ultra.

Based on current pricing for those rivals, I think it's reasonable to expect the ExpertBook Ultra to land at around $2,400.

Also: Best free web hosting service 2026In ZDNET's February update, we refreshed our guide to the best WordPress hosting services of 2026, revisiting each of our recommended services and performing a thorough editorial update.

Choose this WordPress hosting service… If you want… Hostinger An all-rounder, affordable WordPress hosting service.

Show moreFactors to consider when choosing a WordPress hosting provider: If you're looking at the hosting providers included in this guide, you've already made one decision: To pick a provider experienced in hosting WordPress.

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ZDNET's key takeawaysMIT released a list of top AI agents and their functionalities.

The researchers conducted an ecosystem-wide analysis of state-of-the-art AI agents across 1,350 data points.

Also: AI agents are fast, loose, and out of control, MIT study findsWhat is the functionality and origin of leading agents?

Examples include general-purpose coding agents such as Claude Code, as well as agents embedded in broader products such as Manus AI and ChatGPT Agent.

What are the most popular uses for AI agents?

Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini x ZDNET's key takeaways The Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini x is available now for $849 at Best Buy.

Thankfully, I had the Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini x on hand.

I was skeptical, but this mini PC, which launched at the end of 2025, delivered an experience surprisingly close to my usual setup.

Cesar Cadenas/ZDNETWho it's forThe Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini x is best suited for people who want an affordable, compact PC for everyday tasks or business use.

ZDNET's buying adviceMultiple configurations of the Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini x are available.

Considering how much personal information we store on our smartphones, I wouldn't be surprised if the demand for privacy screen protectors is at an all-time high.

When I moved my head just a little bit to the left or right, the image quickly faded into black, as if the phone screen wasn't turned on.

The S25 Ultra, with a privacy screen protector installed, adaptively set the brightness to less than 50% when placed in front of a window.

Kerry Wan/ZDNETThe second issue with the privacy screen protector was that its thickness made it difficult to register fingerprints.

That's to say, I've since ditched the privacy screen protector in favor of a more standard, thinner plastic film.

Unlike last year, Google's new affordable Pixel 10a is closer to its predecessor than the base flagship model, the Pixel 10.

The Pixel 10a doesn't compete with the Pixel 10 as well as the 9a did with the 9.

Despite its modest improvements, the Pixel 10a remains a solid option under $500 and even beats the Pixel 10 in some areas.

Buy the Google Pixel 10a if…Kerry Wan/ZDNET1.

Also: Google Pixel 10a vs. Pixel 9a: How much of an upgrade is the new affordable phone?

Also: 3 ways to switch Linux distros without losing all your dataOr maybe -- you want to control your Linux desktop from your Android phone.

Using the KDE Connect app on your Android device and the KDE Connect app on your desktop, you can send commands from your phone to do certain things.

Let me show you how to create your first commands to control your Linux PC from Android.

To connect your devices, open the KDE Connect sidebar on the Android app and tap "Pair new device."

Show moreThere are several things you can do from the KDE Connect app.

CMF Headphone Pro ZDNET's key takeaways The CMF Headphone Pro are available in three colors for $100, and are often discounted to $75They deliver a great audio, design, and noise cancellation experience for their pricePeople looking for more premium accessories and performance should look elsewhere.

An exciting, fun vibeI love having buttons on my headphones and the CMF Headphone Pro has plenty of them.

Prakhar Khanna/ZDNETThe CMF Headphone Pro features custom 40mm drivers and supports high-res audio via the LDAC codec on compatible devices.

Also: I replaced my QuietComfort Ultra with these midrange headphones - and I'm sticking with themThe CMF Headphone Pro delivers a wide soundstage.

If …

The new option works in both AI Overviews and AI Mode.

I often turn to Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode when I run a search on a particular topic.

With both AI Overviews and AI Mode, groups of links now automatically appear in a pop-up window as you hover over them.

Also: I tested Google Docs' new AI audio summaries, and they're a massive time-saverThis also works in AI Mode.

Rather than rely on AI Overview or AI Mode summaries alone, you'll want to check out the original sources, and this new option makes it easier than ever.

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Switching to a different DNS provider than your ISP can offer faster performance and better security. Here how.

Tubi is adding dozens of '60s to '90s cartoons to its free lineup. Here's what you'll find.

You don't need new clothes, you need this fabric shaver to get more use out of the garments you've stopped wearing.

Sarvam's Indus chat app is currently available in beta.

The creator economy is evolving fast, and ad revenue alone isn’t cutting it anymore. YouTubers are launching product lines, acquiring startups, and building actual business empires. In fact, MrBeast’s company bought fintech startup Step, and his chocolate business is outearning his media arm. This isn’t just one creator’s strategy. For many, it’s the new playbook. On this episode of TechCrunch’s Equity podcast, hosts Kirsten Korosec, Anthony Ha, and Rebecca Bellan unpack how creators are diversifying beyond ads, […]

The former HQ host Scott Rogowsky is back with TextSavvy, a live mobile game show that he's building on his own terms.

Dueling pro-AI PACs have centered around backing or targeting one New York congressional bid: Alex Bores, whose RAISE Act requires AI developers to disclose safety protocols and report serious system misuse.

iOS 26.4 introduces several updates, including an AI-powered playlist generation feature in Apple Music, support for video content in the Podcasts app, end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for RCS messages, and more.

The startup, founded by accountants who worked at Flexport, Miro, Hopin and Thrive Global, automates the difficulties of prepping financial statements.

A new report from Business Insider reveals that high-level engineers at xAI were pulled off other projects to make sure Grok could answer detailed questions about the video game "Baldur's Gate."

A Ukrainian man has been sentenced for helping North Koreans gain fraudulent employment at dozens of U.S. companies and funnel that money back to the regime to fund its nuclear weapons program.

"The grounds for relief that Tesla relies upon are virtually the same as those Tesla put forth previously during the course of trial"

The new Threads feature lets you share your posts — or anyone else's — to your Instagram Story without leaving the Threads app.

Addictive, AI-enabled tablets are taking over, and also, Woody is balding in the new Toy Story movie, out June 19.

Meta said it's shifting focus for Horizons Worlds to be "almost exclusively mobile" and that it will separate its Quest VR platform from the virtual world.

The layoffs affect hundreds of full-time workers in the US, according to an internal memo obtained by TechCrunch.

AI expands access to filmmaking for resource-constrained creators. But as efficiency becomes the industry’s north star, creativity risks being overwhelmed by a deluge of low-effort, AI-generated content.

OpenAI is reportedly developing its first consumer hardware product: a $200-$300 smart speaker with a built-in camera capable of recognizing "items on a nearby table or conversations people are having in the vicinity." It's also said to feature Face ID-style authentication for purchases. The Verge reports: In addition to the smart speaker, OpenAI is "possibly" working on smart glasses and a smart lamp, The Information reports. (Apple may also be working on a smart lamp.) But OpenAI's glasses might not hit mass production until 2028, and while OpenAI has made prototypes of gadgets like the smart lamp, The Information says it's "unclear" if they'll be released and that OpenAI's devices plans …

Researchers at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility are advancing Accelerator-Driven Systems (ADS) that use high-energy proton beams to transmute long-lived nuclear waste into shorter-lived isotopes. "The process also generates significant heat, which can be harnessed to produce additional electricity for the grid," reports Interesting Engineering. The projects are supported by $8.17 million in grants from the Department of Energy's NEWTON (Nuclear Energy Waste Transmutation Optimized Now) program. From the report: The researchers are developing ADS technology. This system uses a particle accelerator to fire high-energy protons at a target (such as liquid mercury), triggering …

An anonymous reader quotes a report from NPR: NASA could launch four astronauts on a mission to fly around the moon as soon as March 6th. That's the launch date (PDF) that the space agency is now working towards following a successful test fueling of its big, 322-foot-tall moon rocket, which is standing on a launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. "This is really getting real," says Lori Glaze, acting associate administrator of NASA's exploration systems development mission directorate. "It's time to get serious and start getting excited." But she cautioned that there's still some pending work that remains to be done out at the launch pad, and officials will have to conduct a mul…

Backlash intensified against Discord's age verification rollout after it briefly disclosed a UK age-verification test involving vendor Persona, contradicting earlier claims about minimal ID storage and transparency. Ars Technica explains: One of the major complaints was that Discord planned to collect more government IDs as part of its global age verification process. It shocked many that Discord would be so bold so soon after a third-party breach of a former age check partner's services recently exposed 70,000 Discord users' government IDs. Attempting to reassure users, Discord claimed that most users wouldn't have to show ID, instead relying on video selfies using AI to estimate ages, whi…

Users say Pinterest has become flooded with AI-generated images and heavy-handed automated moderation, with artists reporting wrongful takedowns and their hand-drawn work mislabeled as "AI modified." As the company doubles down on AI features and layoffs, longtime users argue the platform's creative ecosystem is being undermined. 404 Media reports: "I feel like, increasingly, it's impossible to talk to a single human [at Pinterest]," artist and Pinterest user Tiana Oreglia told 404 Media. "Along with being filled with AI images that have been completely ruining the platform, Pinterest has implemented terrible AI moderation that the community is up in arms about. It's banning people randomly…

Meta is pivoting Horizon Worlds away from its original VR-centric metaverse vision and toward a mobile-first strategy, "explicitly separating" its Quest VR platform from the virtual world. TechCrunch reports: By going mobile-first, Horizon Worlds is positioning itself to compete with popular platforms like Roblox and Fortnite. "We're in a strong position to deliver synchronous social games at scale, thanks to our unique ability to connect those games with billions of people on the world's biggest social networks," Samantha Ryan, Reality Labs' VP of content, said in the blog post. "You saw this strategy start to unfold in 2025, and now, it's our main focus." Ryan went on to note that Meta is…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Bloomberg: Shares of cybersecurity software companies tumbled Friday after Anthropic PBC introduced a new security feature into its Claude AI model. Crowdstrike Holdings was the among the biggest decliners, falling as much as 6.5%, while Cloudflare slumped more than 6%. Meanwhile, Zscaler dropped 3.5%, SailPoint shed 6.8%, and Okta declined 5.7%. The Global X Cybersecurity ETF fell as much as 3.8%, extending its losses on the year to 14%. Anthropic said the new tool will "scans codebases for security vulnerabilities and suggests targeted software patches for human review." The firm said the update is available in a limited research preview for now. R…

Goldman Sachs has launched an "S&P ex-AI" index (SPXXAI) that tracks the S&P 500 stocks not related to AI, offering investors a way to "hedge their exposure to the AI trade," reports Axios. From the report: "Excluding 'AI enablers' from the passive benchmark would eliminate the noise introduced by the AI hype," Louis Miller, head of the firm's equity custom basket desk, wrote in a note to clients about the new index. The ex-AI index is a compilation of all the stocks in the S&P 500 that are not related to AI, also referred to as old-economy stocks.

It's available exclusively to Goldman customers, created in collaboration with S&P Dow Jones Indices. Taking all the AI out of the S&P doesn't l…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: The English-language edition of Wikipedia is blacklisting Archive.today after the controversial archive site was used to direct a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against a blog. In the course of discussing whether Archive.today should be deprecated because of the DDoS, Wikipedia editors discovered that the archive site altered snapshots of webpages to insert the name of the blogger who was targeted by the DDoS. The alterations were apparently fueled by a grudge against the blogger over a post that described how the Archive.today maintainer hid their identity behind several aliases. "There is consensus to immediately deprecat…

Xbox chief and Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer is leaving Microsoft after nearly 40 years at the company. "Meanwhile, Xbox President Sarah Bond, "long thought by many both inside and outside of Microsoft to be Spencer's heir apparent, has resigned," reports IGN. From the report: The new CEO of Microsoft Gaming will be Asha Sharma, currently the President of Microsoft's CoreAI product. Finally, Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty is being promoted to Chief Content Officer and will work closely with Sharma. "I want to thank Phil for his extraordinary leadership and partnership," Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said in an email sent to Microsoft staff. "Over 38 years at Microsoft, including 12 yea…

Microsoft pulled a year-old blog post this week after a Hacker News thread flagged that it had encouraged developers to download all seven Harry Potter books from a Kaggle dataset -- incorrectly marked as public domain -- and use them to train AI models on the company's Azure platform. The blog, written in November 2024 by senior product manager Pooja Kamath, walked users through building Q&A systems and generating fan fiction using the copyrighted texts, and even included a Microsoft-branded AI image of Harry Potter. The Kaggle dataset's uploader, data scientist Shubham Maindola, told Ars Technica the public domain label was "a mistake" and deleted the dataset after the outlet reached out.…

OpenAI faces four fundamental strategic problems that no amount of fundraising or capex announcements can paper over, according to analyst Benedict Evans: it has no unique technology, its enormous user base is shallow and fragile, incumbents like Google and Meta are leveraging superior distribution to close the gap, and its product roadmap is dictated by whatever the research labs happen to discover rather than by deliberate product strategy. The company claims 800-900 million weekly active users, but 80% of them sent fewer than 1,000 messages across all of 2025, averaging fewer than three prompts a day, and only 5% pay. OpenAI has acknowledged what it calls a "capability gap" between what …

An anonymous reader shares a report: Meta product managers are rebranding. Some are now calling themselves "AI builders," a signal that AI coding tools are changing who gets to build software inside the company. One of them, Jeremie Guedj, announced the change in a LinkedIn post last week. "I still can't believe I'm writing this: as of today, my full-time job at Meta is AI Builder," he wrote. Guedj has spent more than a decade as a traditional product manager, a role that sets the road map and strategy for products then built by engineering teams. He said that while his title in Meta's internal systems still lists him as a product manager, his actual work is now full-time building with AI o…

An anonymous reader shares a report: When will AI movies start showing up in theaters nationwide? It was supposed to be next month. But when word leaked online that an AI short film contest winner was going to start screening before feature presentations in AMC Theatres, the cinema chain decided not to run the content. The issue began earlier this week with the inaugural Frame Forward AI Animated Film Festival announcing Igor Alferov's short film Thanksgiving Day had won the contest. The prize package for included Thanksgiving Day getting a national two-week run in theaters nationwide. When word of this began hitting social media, however, some were dismayed by the prospect of exhibitors em…

Thick clients were the dominant form of device throughout the PC and mobile era; in an AI world, however, thin clients make much more sense.

I have a new small project: edtext provides text

selection and manipulation functions inspired by the classic ed

text editor.I’ve long used cog to build documentation and HTML

presentations. Cog interpolates text from elsewhere, like source code or

execution output. Often I don’t want the full source file or all of the lines of

output. I want to be able to choose the lines, and sometimes I need to tweak the

lines with a regex to get the results I want.Long ago I wrote my own ad-hoc function to include a

file and over the years it had grown “organically”, to use a positive word. It

had become baroque and confusing. Worse, it still didn’t do all the things I

needed.The old function has 16 arg…

Microsoft got hammered on Wall Street for capacity allocation decisions that were the right ones: the software that wins will use AI to usurp other software.

Давным давно я как-то работал в Крупной Немецкой Компании. Хороший добротный IT-корпорат, всё как по книжке, со своими плюсами-минусами, многим такое нравится.

If hyperscalers and chip companies don't build up a TSMC competitor they are set to forego billions of dollars in revenue and stunt the AI revolution.

Two testing-related things I found recently.Unified exception testingKacper Borucki blogged about parameterizing exception

testing, and linked to pytest docs and a

StackOverflow answer with similar approaches.The common way to test exceptions is to use

pytest.raises as a context manager, and have

separate tests for the cases that succeed and those that fail. Instead, this

approach lets you unify them.I tweaked it to this, which I think reads nicely:from contextlib import nullcontext as produces import pytest

from pytest import raises @pytest.mark.parametrize( "example_input, result", [ (3, produces(2)), (2, produces(3)), (1, produces(6)), (0, raises(ZeroDivisionError)), ("Hello", raises(Typ…

The first live sporting event was broadcast in the Vision Pro, and it's a big disappointment. The experience could be amazing, but Apple actively ruins it.

AI might replace all of the jobs; that's only a problem if you think that humans will care, but if they care, they will create new jobs.

This morning I shared a link to this site, and the recipient said, “it looks

like a file.” I thought they meant the page was all black and white with no

color. No, they were talking about the URL, which ended with “.html”.This site started almost 24 years ago as

a static site: a pile of .html files created on my machine and uploaded to the

server. The URLs naturally had .html extensions. It was common in web sites of

the time.Over the years, the technology has changed. In 2008, it was still a static

site on the host, but produced with

Django running locally. In 2021, it became a

real Django site on the host.Through all these changes, the URLs remained the same—they still had

the old-fashion…

In my last blog post (A testing conundrum), I described

trying to test my Hasher class which hashes nested data. I couldn’t get

Hypothesis to generate usable data for my test. I wanted to assert that two

equal data items would hash equally, but Hypothesis was finding pairs like

[0] and [False]. These are equal but hash differently because the

hash takes the types into account.In the blog post I said,If I had a schema for the data I would be comparing, I could use it to

steer Hypothesis to generate realistic data. But I don’t have that

schema...I don’t want a fixed schema for the data Hasher would accept, but tests to

compare data generated from the same schema. It shouldn’t compare a list o…

In my last blog post (A testing conundrum), I described

trying to test my Hasher class which hashes nested data. I couldn’t get

Hypothesis to generate usable data for my test. I wanted to assert that two

equal data items would hash equally, but Hypothesis was finding pairs like

[0] and [False]. These are equal but hash differently because the

hash takes the types into account.In the blog post I said,If I had a schema for the data I would be comparing, I could use it to

steer Hypothesis to generate realistic data. But I don’t have that

schema...I don’t want a fixed schema for the data Hasher would accept, but tests to

compare data generated from the same schema. It shouldn’t compare a list o…

The most popular and most important posts on Stratechery in 2025.

In coverage.py, I have a class for computing the fingerprint of a data

structure. It’s used to avoid doing duplicate work when re-processing the same

data won’t add to the outcome. It’s designed to work for nested data, and to

canonicalize things like set ordering. The slightly simplified code looks like

this:class Hasher: """Hashes Python data for fingerprinting.""" def __init__(self) -> None: self.hash = hashlib.new("sha3_256") def update(self, v: Any) -> None: """Add `v` to the hash, recursively if needed.""" self.hash.update(str(type(v)).encode("utf-8")) match v: case None: pass case str(): self.hash.update(v.encode("utf-8")) case bytes(): self.hash.update(v) case int() | float(): self.…

Update: I found a solution which I describe in

Generating data shapes with Hypothesis.In coverage.py, I have a class for computing the fingerprint of a data

structure. It’s used to avoid doing duplicate work when re-processing the same

data won’t add to the outcome. It’s designed to work for nested data, and to

canonicalize things like set ordering. The slightly simplified code looks like

this:class Hasher: """Hashes Python data for fingerprinting.""" def __init__(self) -> None: self.hash = hashlib.new("sha3_256") def update(self, v: Any) -> None: """Add `v` to the hash, recursively if needed.""" self.hash.update(str(type(v)).encode("utf-8")) match v: case None: pass case str(): self.hash.u…

2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 Нет, Дядя Вострек, не умеешь ты хайпить. Надо было больше пиздеть и меньше делать, а ты наоборот начал — много делаешь и мало пиздишь. А это прямой путь к выгоранию и забвению одновременно...

Необычный год вышел, мда. Я потерял работу и так и не смог найти новую ? или не смог найти сил опять танцевать бинарные деревья на интервью? . Навайбкодил несколько проектов, на некоторые из которых потр…

Netflix is driving the Hollywood end game, likely confident it can increase the value of IP, and fend off YouTube.

OpenAI and Nvidia are both under threat from Google; I like OpenAI's chances best, but they need an advertising model to beat Google as an Aggregator.

Today is the publication of the third edition of Autism

Adulthood: Insights and Creative Strategies for a Fulfilling Life. It’s my

wife Susan’s book collecting stories and experiences from

people all along the autism spectrum, from the self-diagnosed to the

profound.The book includes dozens of interviews with autistic adults, their parents,

caregivers, researchers, and professionals. Everyone’s experience of autism is

different. Reading others’ stories and perspectives can give us a glimpse into

other possibilities for ourselves and our loved ones.If you have someone in your life on the spectrum, or are on it yourself, I

guarantee you will find new ways to understand the breadth of what aut…

Today is the publication of the third edition of Autism

Adulthood: Insights and Creative Strategies for a Fulfilling Life. It’s my

wife Susan’s book collecting stories and experiences from

people all along the autism spectrum, from the self-diagnosed to the

profound.The book includes dozens of interviews with autistic adults, their parents,

caregivers, researchers, and professionals. Everyone’s experience of autism is

different. Reading others’ stories and perspectives can give us a glimpse into

other possibilities for ourselves and our loved ones.If you have someone in your life on the spectrum, or are on it yourself, I

guarantee you will find new ways to understand the breadth of what aut…

Robotaxis are poised to further close the delta between suburbs and the city; the city (and Uber) might never recover.

In Why your mock doesn’t work I explained this rule of

mocking:Mock where the object is used, not where it’s

defined.That blog post explained why that rule was important: often a mock doesn’t

work at all if you do it wrong. But in some cases, the mock will work even if

you don’t follow this rule, and then it can break much later. Why?Let’s say you have code like this:# user.py def get_user_settings(): with open(Path("~/settings.json").expanduser()) as f: return json.load(f) def add_two_settings(): settings = get_user_settings() return settings["opt1"] + settings["opt2"] You write a simple test:def test_add_two_settings(): # NOTE: need to create ~/settings.json for this to work: # {"opt1": 1…

In Why your mock doesn’t work I explained this rule of

mocking:Mock where the object is used, not where it’s

defined.That blog post explained why that rule was important: often a mock doesn’t

work at all if you do it wrong. But in some cases, the mock will work even if

you don’t follow this rule, and then it can break much later. Why?Let’s say you have code like this:# user.py def get_user_settings() -> str: with open(Path("~/settings.json").expanduser()) as f: return json.load(f) def add_two_settings() -> int: settings = get_user_settings() return settings["opt1"] + settings["opt2"] You write a simple test:def test_add_two_settings(): # NOTE: need to create ~/settings.json for this to work…

Искатели кайфов, дрейф на рейв, парусить вокруг торнадо, высадка на необитаемый остров

It’s been a busy, bumpy week with coverage.py. Some things did not go

smoothly, and I didn’t handle everything as well as I could have.It started with trying to fix issue 2064 about

conflicts between the “sysmon” measurement core and a concurrency setting.To measure your code, coverage.py needs to know what code got executed. To

know that, it collects execution events from the Python interpreter. CPython now

has two mechanisms for this: trace functions and sys.monitoring. Coverage.py

has two implementations of a trace function (in C and in Python), and an

implementation of a sys.monitoring listener. These three components are the

measurement cores, known as “ctrace”, “pytrace”, and “sysmon”…

It’s been a busy, bumpy week with coverage.py. Some things did not go

smoothly, and I didn’t handle everything as well as I could have.It started with trying to fix issue 2064 about

conflicts between the “sysmon” measurement core and a concurrency setting.To measure your code, coverage.py needs to know what code got executed. To

know that, it collects execution events from the Python interpreter. CPython now

has two mechanisms for this: trace functions and sys.monitoring. Coverage.py

has two implementations of a trace function (in C and in Python), and an

implementation of a sys.monitoring listener. These three components are the

measurement cores, known as “ctrace”, “pytrace”, and “sysmon”…

We are in an AI Bubble: the big question is if this bubble will worth it for the physical infrastructure and coordinated innovation that result?

Last night was a Boston Python project night where I

had a good conversation with a few people that was mostly guided by questions

from a nice guy named Mark.How to write nice code in researchMark works in research and made the classic observation that research code is

often messy, and asked about how to make it nicer.I pointed out that for software engineers, the code is the product. For

research, the results are the product, so there’s a reason the code can be and

often is messier. It’s important to keep the goal in mind. I mentioned it might

not be worth it to add type annotations, detailed docstrings, or whatever else

would make the code “nice”.But the more you can make “nice” a habit, …

Last night was a Boston Python project night where I

had a good conversation with a few people that was mostly guided by questions

from a nice guy named Mark.How to write nice code in researchMark works in research and made the classic observation that research code is

often messy, and asked about how to make it nicer.I pointed out that for software engineers, the code is the product. For

research, the results are the product, so there’s a reason the code can be and

often is messier. It’s important to keep the goal in mind. I mentioned it might

not be worth it to add type annotations, detailed docstrings, or whatever else

would make the code “nice”.But the more you can make “nice” a habit, …

Decreasing transportation and communications costs increases resiliency in theory, but destroys it in practice. The only way to have resiliency is through less efficiency.

This post continues where Hobby Hilbert Simplex left

off. If you haven’t read it yet, start there. It explains the basics of Hobby

curves, Hilbert sorting and Simplex noise that I’m using.AnimationTo animate one of our drawings, instead of considering 40 lines, we’ll think

about 140 lines. The first frame of the animation will draw lines 1 through 40,

the second draws lines 2 through 41, and so on until the 100th frame is lines

100 through 140:I’ve used a single Hilbert sorter for all of the frames to remove some

jumping, but the Hobby curves still hop around. Also the animation doesn’t loop

smoothly, so there’s a giant jump from frame 100 back to frame 1.Natural cubicsHobby curves look nic…

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Hey everyone! I'm a big audiobook listener, but most web players feel slow and clunky. So, I built Tyrion, a dedicated web platform for streaming audiobooks. Some of the features: Synced Progress Tracking Sleep Timer Speed Controller PWA support (installable on Android and desktop) Personal Library and Collections Reviews and Comments The site is completely free to use. I built this originally just for myself, but I'd love for other audiobook fans to try it out and let me know what you think! Check it out here: https://tyrion.lol Feature requests and brutal feedback welcome. submitted by /u/WraientDaemon [link] [comments]

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У авиакомпании SalamAir промо-тариф: улететь из Маската в Найроби (или наоборот) можно от 6200 рублей (30 OMR). Для въезда в Кению нужно заранее оформить электронное разрешение (сбор около 30-35 USD с человека). Купить билеты можно на сайте авиакомпании или через trip.com / aviasales.ru (тут немного дороже, но зато принимают российские карты). Маскат — Найроби в декабре за 6200 рублей: Российской картой: […]

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Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

с 2012 года мы ищем и находим дешевые авиабилеты, отели, туры и круизы.

А вы путешествуете почти бесплатно.

Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

А вы путешествуете почти бесплатно.

Прямо сейчас, пока вы читали этот блок, мы нашли ещё несколько билетов, а кто-то их купил.

Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

с 2012 года мы ищем и находим дешевые авиабилеты, отели, туры и круизы.

А вы путешествуете почти бесплатно.

Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

с 2012 года мы ищем и находим дешевые авиабилеты, отели, туры и круизы.

А вы путешествуете почти бесплатно.

Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

А вы путешествуете почти бесплатно.

Прямо сейчас, пока вы читали этот блок, мы нашли ещё несколько билетов, а кто-то их купил.

Сегодня мы решили слепить готовое путешествие из Казани в Индонезию — вышло от 47200 рублей с человека при поездке вдвоем.

Авиакомпания Etihad Airways предлагает билеты из Казани на Бали за 44000 рублей туда-обратно.

Даты полетов: например, 11-24 декабря (проживание с 12 по 24 декабря).

Все варианты на двоих на 12 ночей (рейтинг — выше 7/10)Не забываем настроить сортировку:— самая низкая цена (с учётом налога)— итого (в т.ч.

Первый отель — 3200 рублей на человека / 6400 рублей на двоих:Второй отель — 4700 рублей на человека / 9400 рублей на двоих:Третий отель — 5300 рублей на человека / 10600 рублей на двоих:Другие даты перелетов:4-17 декабря7-22 декабря

Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

А вы путешествуете почти бесплатно.

Прямо сейчас, пока вы читали этот блок, мы нашли ещё несколько билетов, а кто-то их купил.

Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

с 2012 года мы ищем и находим дешевые авиабилеты, отели, туры и круизы.

А вы путешествуете почти бесплатно.

Vandrouki (или Вандруки / Вандрули / Ванбрюки или как удобно) – это путешествия.

Способы путешествовать почти бесплатно.

Разумеется, Vandrouki – это высококвалифицированная команда амбициозных профессионалов своего дела.

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These days, it is easy to be pessimistic about palpable issues facing the world such as ocean plastic pollution. However, artist Solveig Egeland, distressed by the plastics frequently washing up along the shores of her hometown Fredrikstad, was determined to make a local difference. She began partnering with local children to build small cottages out of the waste. Eventually, her initiative culminated in the larger Håpets Katedral (Hope Cathedral), a unique art project meant to lead the way for much larger sustainability goals.

Although built in the style of a traditional Norwegian stave church and supported by the Church of Norway, Hope Cathedral is meant to be an inter-faith space for wed…

What happens when a place is so vast, so remote, that it strips away the story you’ve been telling about yourself?

For science journalist Daniela Hernandez, two reporting trips to Antarctica didn’t just expand her worldview — they dismantled it. Armed with a PhD in neuroscience from Columbia and years covering health and extreme environments for The Wall Street Journal and Wired, Daniela thought of herself as confident and self-reliant. But standing on the ice, surrounded by silence and scale, something shifted.

“When I went to Antarctica, I thought of myself as this confident, self-reliant person,” she says. “And I found out that was mostly a mask.”

She wasn’t seeking transformation. In fa…

Elektrownia Powiśle boasts a vibrant atmosphere, thanks to its range of trendy shops and its cosmopolitan food hall. But throughout the 20th century, the mall was alive with a very different kind of energy, as it was a powerplant generating electricity for the majority of the city.

The spot maintains clear links to its history through its architecture and decorations. Visitors can enjoy a bite to eat while sitting under authentic factory fittings, while the corridors are lined with unusual artworks crafted from salvaged machinery. The exterior of the factory is a blend of red brick and gleaming glass, featuring a reconstructed chimney. But the history of this site isn't just industrial. Dur…

Playa de Güigüi on Gran Canaria is a beach you can’t reach by car. To get there, most people hike for hours in the sun. The trail goes up and down over dry hills and loose rocks. The walk back is the hardest part, because it’s mostly uphill when you’re already tired. That's why the beach is often empty.

The beach itself is dark sand with huge cliffs around it and the ocean right in front. There are no shops or beach bars, so it feels very far from everything.

In the courtyard of Schwerin’s former ducal palace stands a sandstone statue of a diminutive man with a heavy moustache and pointed beard. Dressed in Renaissance-era court attire, he wears a short tunic, a millstone collar, and a feathered hat. Created around 1856 by local sculptor Heinrich Petters, the figure depicts Petermännchen (literally “Little Peter Man”), the castle’s household spirit.

Petermännchen is said to roam the grand building’s corridors and cellars, carrying a lantern and unlocking doors with a heavy set of keys. He rewards good behavior but harasses intruders and thieves with pranks. At night, he is blamed for unexplained banging sounds and is known to rouse guards who hav…

South Africa has had to deal with colonization and subjugation under several European forces for many hundreds of years. Understandably, this has left its mark on the countries history, the aftermath of which is still being dealt with today. Perhaps one of the most controversial figures in the more recent history of the country is Cecil Rhodes, an old prime minister of the country and the founder of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe and Zambia). While one cannot deny that Rhodes has helped the city develop, the wealth that was gained was predominantly went to the white settlers and not the indigenous peoples. His views on race have often been debated, as he was known to support the rights of indigenou…

On this spot on a chilly winter's night in 1845, while returning from an evening drinking in a local pub, William Thomson, who would later go on to become Lord Kelvin, one of the greatest scientists ever to study at Glasgow University, tripped and fell into the river below. In doing so, he instantly became the coldest thing in the entire universe, and thus the concept of Absolute Zero was born.

As he pulled himself out of the water, Thomson realised he needed to create an entirely new way of measuring temperature to describe just how cold he felt after his unfortunate immersion. He named this the Kelvin Scale in honour of the river which had inspired what turned out to be the most important…

Tucked away in a copse of scrub oak in the Greenland Open Space is a solitary gravesite, surrounded by an imposing wrought-iron fence, sitting right off the side of Kipps Loop, a trail wandered by hikers and cyclists alike.

This is what remains of the old Palmer Lake Cemetery, also known as Greenmont Cemetery - the final resting place for residents of the town of Palmer Lake, a couple of miles to the southwest. Dedicated in October 1889 and used as an active cemetery for decades, most of the graves here were eventually moved a few miles south to Monument Cemetery on Beacon Lite Road in the 1920s - the old Palmer Lake Cemetery was simply more remote and difficult to get to, so it fell out of…

History has well documented the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery departing from Camp River Dubois on May 14, 1804. This marked the Corps’ westward journey toward the Pacific Ocean. However, the beginnings of the Lewis & Clark expedition occurred seven months earlier, on October 14, 1803, in tiny Clarksville, Indiana, at the Falls of the Ohio. It was here that Meriwether Lewis arrived from Washington, D.C., and met with William Clark. This site along the Ohio River commemorates that meeting with statues of the two leaders.

After the Louisiana Purchase, the Corps of Discovery was formed by President Thomas Jefferson and tasked with exploring trade routes along the Missouri River to the Pacifi…

Little for certain is known about the Mexican folk saint known as Jesús Malverde. He is said to have been a Robin Hood figure who stole from the rich to give to the poor. After being murdered, miracles were attributed to him, creating a religious following throughout Mexico and especially in his home state of Sinaloa. As Sinaloa is a center of Mexico's drug trade and those involved seek to identify with Malverde's "generous bandit" image, he has become an unofficial patron saint of narco-traffickers.

Despite this notoriety, Malverde is pretty openly revered. That fact can be seen in the main shrine to him in Culiacán, which is ironically just a block away from the Sinaloa state government b…

Landscape architecture today in the United States exists thanks to Frederick Law Olmsted, who is most famously the designer of New York City's Central Park. His philosophy was one of bringing nature into everyday urban life, which motivated him to design parks for the enjoyment of the many. His principles can also be seen in Fairsted, his own home that he landscaped right outside of Boston.

Olmsted purchased the home in 1883, keeping and renovating the original 1810 farmhouse to suit his needs. Large windows were meant to bridge the outside nature and the manmade interiors, and paths in the gardens invite exploration. Most importantly, Fairsted was a working office for Olmsted's firm, meant…

Don't miss your chance to experience a captivating chapter in the history of Virginia City, showcasing the resilience, courage, and determination of the miners from that era. This is a must see when in Virginia City. The Combination Shaft was created in 1875 as a collaborative effort among the Savage, Chollar-Potosi, and Hale & Norcross mines. The partners aimed to dig deeper into the Comstock Lode in search of new ore deposits.

Ultimately, the shaft extended over 3,250 feet, making it the deepest on the Comstock. Sadly, the ore they found at those depths turned out to be low-grade and not economically feasible.

By the mid-1880s, the Combination Shaft encountered significant flooding. Crews…

«Магнит» договорился о покупке контрольного пакета в сети «Азбука вкуса». В сделку вошли магазины «Азбука вкуса» в Москве и Петербурге, пять фабрик-кухонь и три распределительных центра. Условия сделки не раскрываются. По оценке опрошенных РБК экспертов, стоимость контрольного пакета «Азбуки вкуса» может составлять 35—40 млрд рублей.

Совет директоров ВТБ рекомендовал направить на годовые дивиденды 25,58 ₽ на акцию. Такая выплата дает доходность больше 20%. Но сможет ли компания позволить себе это? Оцениваем риски накануне собрания акционеров.

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Once upon a time, a company would build large, costly, and unwieldy satellites that would then be sent into orbit to sit, often for decades. Those satellites did their job, supporting navigation, tracking the weather, and enabling disaster response, as they circled the planet. These days, they do much more. They are crucial to modern […]

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Umlaut.bio, a German/Swiss oncology/immunology BioTech company developing tRNA-modifying small molecules, announced the extension of its pre-Seed financing to ~€3 million through the support of BaseLaunch. This addition not only helps to accelerate its science addressing tRNA modifications through the expertise of BaseLaunch but also highlights the potential of the approach through the approval by the […]

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The Vienna-based startup Lystio, an AI-native real estate portal, has closed a €500k funding round in order to expand with a focus on further developing their search algorithm and AI-powered features. In addition to Austrian investors, international business angels from Silicon Valley are participating, including an early Google employee. “We understood early on that distribution […]

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It is no secret by now that technological advances, especially artificial intelligence, have driven profound structural changes in healthcare. From the speed at which clinical tasks are executed to the precision that reduces human error, the industry is experiencing a long-awaited transformation. In oncology, these shifts are even more pronounced. We are diagnosing patients earlier, […]

The post The next frontier in oncology: Why survival must become a designed metric, not a passive outcome appeared first on EU-Startups.

Rapidata, a Swiss company that accelerates AI development through scalable, on-demand data labeling via digital ads, announced a €7.2 million ($8.5 million) Seed round to scale their global human data network and support growing demand from AI companies that need faster, more reliable feedback to train, validate, and improve their models in an increasingly competitive […]

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Following up on our country deep-dive series, we now turn to Luxembourg, a small but strategically positioned ecosystem that continues to punch above its weight in European innovation. Known for its strength in finance, space, and cross-border industry, the country has steadily expanded into healthtech, climate tech, robotics, and digital infrastructure. While Luxembourg’s startup scene […]

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Kilter, a Norwegian AgTech startup developing autonomous precision weeding solutions, has secured €6.5 million in new financing and a strategic investment from Kubota Corporation, an Osaka-based manufacturer of agricultural machinery and a global distributor with operations across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Oceania. In addition to Kubota, the current funding round was backed by SBG […]

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Frederiksberg-based Hemi Health, a HealthTech startup helping people with migraine, headache disorders, and concussion care, has raised €4 million in Seed funding to expand internationally, starting with the Netherlands. The round was led by Denmark’s Export and Investment Fund (EIFO) and Swiss Health Ventures, with participation from existing investors Sondo Capital, Alliance Venture Capital, and […]

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Cognee, a Berlin-based AI infrastructure company, today announced a €7.5 million funding round to accelerate the development of its structured memory layer for AI systems and agents. The round was led by Pebblebed, with participation from 42CAP as a follow-on investor. Existing and new angel investors also participated. “AI systems today don’t fail because they […]

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Stacks, a British agentic platform for enterprise finance, has raised a €19 million ($23 million) Series A – introducing their new reporting and analysis suite, at the core of which sits their new offering; AI Flux Analysis. The round was led by Lightspeed, with EQT Ventures, General Catalyst, and S16VC doubling down. The round comes […]

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Emerging from stealth, Agaton, a Swedish agentic AI platform identifying and actioning sales opportunities based on customer conversations, today announced it has raised €8.4 million ($10 million) in total Seed funding. The Seed round was co-led by Inception Fund and Alstin Capital, with participation from seed+speed Ventures and Foundry Ventures. The rounds also attracted investments […]

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Berlin’s Plato, an AI-based operating system for wholesale distributors, today announced the successful closing of its €12.2 million ($14.5 million) Seed funding round in order to transform the €2.5 trillion ($3 trillion) global trading industry through AI. The round was led by European VC firm Atomico, with prior investors, including Cherry Ventures, who doubled down. […]

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European tech has a hiring problem that nobody wants to talk about. While founders obsess over landing senior engineers and AI specialists, they are quietly abandoning the pipeline that produces them. The numbers are stark. According to Ravio’s 2025 Tech Job Market Report, entry-level positions in European tech have seen a 73% decrease in hiring […]

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This week on the EU-Startups Podcast, we sit down with Davide Dattoli, Founder and Executive Chairman of Talent Garden, one of Europe’s leading digital innovation platforms, offering a network of coworking campuses, a digital skills academy, and event spaces designed for tech professionals, startups, and companies. Launched in 2011 as a coworking experiment in Italy, […]

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TThis week, we tracked more than 80 tech funding deals worth over €707 million and over 15 exits, M&A transactions, rumours, and related news stories across Europe. Alongside the week’s top fundin...

CLIMATEX AG, a Swiss textile technology companyfocused on circular textile technologies and patented solutions, has closed a€3.5 million (CHF 3.2 million) financing round led by the Collateral GoodTex...

On the homepage of The Times website this week, nestled between a review of the new Wuthering Heights film and a comment piece about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's ex-wife, was a story about how a podca...

When I tell people I live in Berlin at startup events abroad, I often receive a bad reaction, especially from investors. Many people associate Berlin with its heyday of Rocket Internet and see it as ...

MaXon Systems, a Ukrainian defence technology company building an autonomous, end-to-end counter-UAS platform designed to defend large perimeters against mass drone attacks, has raised funding in a ro...

Pontiro, a healthtechcompany focused on enabling the safe and compliant use of medical imaging datafor research and AI, has raised £357,500 in a funding round led by SFC Capital,with participation fro...

In 2025, European tech investment totalled €72 billion,marking the second-strongest year of the past three and demonstrating continuedmarket resilience despite a modest 3.2% decline from the 2024 peak...

As global venture markets continue to rebalance, the Baltics are emerging as one of Europe’s more resilient early-stage ecosystems – and in 2025, Lithuania has taken the regional lead. According to ...

A London-headquartered AI startup targeting accountancy departments, set up by a former Uber and Plaid executive, has raised $23 million in a Series A round, led by new investor Lightspeed. The Series...

Budapest-based Giggle, a staffing platform connecting blue-collar workerswith shift-based roles, has raised an undisclosed funding round to support itsexpansion into the Romanian market. The round was...

Scopely, one of the world’s leading mobile gaming companies, has reached adefinitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in the Istanbul-based studiobehind Pixel Flow!, marking a new unicorn success...

Behind every brightly coloured garment lies a largely invisible cost. Dyeing synthetic fibres can account for up to 60 per cent of the total energy used in textile production, while the global dyeing ...

eBay has made a “strategic investment” in UK open banking fintech TrueLayer, the UK fintech announced today. eBay has made the investment through its VC arm, eBay Ventures, joining existing TrueLayer ...

Tingit, a startup transforming how we repair fashion and electronics, has raised €1.5 million investment round to take its AI-driven repairs platform across the European Union. Led by Coinvest Capita...

Plato, an AI-based operating system forwholesale distributors, has closed a $14.5 million seed funding round led byAtomico, with participation from existing investors including Cherry Ventures.The dis...

An alleged ransomware attack has taken down the systems of the Sapienza University of Rome.

The Irish government announced that it wants to pass a law that would grant police more surveillance powers, such as using spyware to fight serious crime, while aiming to protect the privacy rights of its citizens.

Europe's startup market hasn't produced meaningful numbers but there is reason to believe the data will start to change.

Apple is adding renewable power to offset customer charging and support its operations, including third-party manufacturing in China.

Four major European airports in Berlin, Brussels, Dublin, and London continue to have flight delays due to a cyberattack on Collins Aerospace, a provider of check-in systems.

A cyberattack targeting Collins Aerospace, a provider of airport check-in systems, sparked delays and disrupted flights across Europe over the weekend.

Dawn Capital’s latest partner, Shamillah Bankiya, stopped by Equity this week to talk about the European landscape and the biggest misconceptions Americans have about the European startup world.

Europe’s startup scene is having a moment, with European unicorns multiplying and American VCs setting up shop across the pond. But while European funding dominates the early stages, late-stage capital still flows primarily from the U.S. So what does this mean for European founders, and how is the continent carving out its own identity in […]

The companies want to launch the robotaxi services in Germany and the U.K. first, pending regulatory approval.

Europe’s fintech darling Revolut is looking to raise a new funding round that would give it a $65 billion valuation, the Financial Times reports. The UK-based company is reportedly in talks to raise around $1 billion by issuing new shares and selling existing ones. The US-based firm Greenoaks is said to be leading the round, […]

The confirmation of two hacked victims further deepens an ongoing spyware scandal that, for now, appears largely focused on the Italian government.

The Italian government claims that accepting Paragon’s help would have compromised national security and classified information.

All Thibault Launay and his wife Simi wanted nearly five years ago was to build a dream home in Portugal, where they both now live. But what they encountered instead was a broken system. “Fourteen months of delays, 20% budget overruns, and endless stress managing over 10 subcontractors,” Thibault recalled. They bought the land in […]

This week on StrictlyVC Download, Strictly VC’s Alex Gove speaks with Eric Slesinger from 201 Ventures, a firm focused on seed-stage defense tech startups in Europe. They discuss Slesinger’s journey from CIA to investor and how he recognized the untapped potential in European defense tech while others were dismissive. They also chat about how he’s […]