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- hister (github.com)
- The case for an ocean-bearing Mimas from tidal heating analysis (sciencedirect.com)
- You Can't Buy Ada Compliance with a Widget (complyy.io)
- 25 Years of Mass Surveillance Is Enough [Auth: Cindy Cohn; Bruce Schneier] (lawfaremedia.org)
- I Put Nam A2-Lite Inside an iRig HD X (playtaurus.com)
- Killer AI Is Here. We're Using It in Iran (motherjones.com)
- Google says its Gemini AI model hacked three other companies (theguardian.com)
- GadgetDetox – The box that breaks your phone addiction (gadgetdetox.co)
- HEIF Heist (heif-heist.com)
- The US 'Kill Chain' That Destroyed an Iranian School (bloomberg.com)
- Cartesian – AI 3D Modeling for Design (formas.ai)
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There is a push to ensure that AI does and says "the right thing", calling it "alignment". I would argue that this could be considered a violation of the first amendment. AI generated prose should be considered…
- We Keep Humans at the Center of AI Skill Transfer (rapidkt.com)
- Homo Rodans (en.wikipedia.org)
- Making a livestream of Abbey Road into an oil painting (worthyrae.com)
- OpenAI expects to burn $280B by 2030 (ft.com)
- Security Through Obfuscation Is Dead (robinglauser.ch)
- What Shall We Do with Broken Glasses? (komando1.substack.com)
- Show HN: Publiclandsdata.com – US public lands visitation, reservations, economy (publiclandsdata.com)
Federal agencies publish an enormous amount of recreation data, but much of it is “hidden” in random CSV files and distributed across various agency websites. I built this as a one-stop resource to see recreation data…