Had some fun kicking off the new year discussing building things in space along with using antigravity to build software with AI

Gravity is a constraint—both for manufacturing and for your mindset. In this episode, we dismantle the physics of innovation, exploring why the next generation of computer chips must be built in space to survive. We also ground this futuristic vision in the practical tools you ne

Our 2026 Predictions for Tech - AI Reality Check

What did we miss? Is the tech world's "story-driven" era finally coming to an end? In this clip, we look past the 2025 hype to predict the hard pivots of 2026. We explore the massive digitization of physical spaces and why a major Fortune 100 company is likely to scale back its A

2026 Predictions for Science - The Science Trust Gap

Our predictions for Science in 2026… The future of science isn't just about discovery; it’s about trust. In this episode, we move beyond the headlines to analyze why 2026 might face a strategic slowdown in traditional research. From the "war on science" to the untapped potential

Our 2026 Predictions for Art - Beyond AI Slop

All the predictions here: https://youtu.be/uvXuWshY0ps?si=sa34Frg4fYRzjH-y What did we miss?

My Podcast just turned 2 years old

Looking forward to 2026! What are your predictions for 2026? What would you like deeper perspective on across Art, Science, or Tech?Of course AMA :-)

Tin Can - The Landline, Reinvented for Kids

Super cool no screen idea

Grid-Scale Bubble Batteries Will Soon Be Everywhere

Energy Dome has developed a grid-scale CO2 battery in Sardinia, Italy, which stores renewable energy in a massive bubble. Google is investing in this technology for its data centers, aiming to provide clean energy even when renewable sources are scarce. The CO2 battery can store energy for over 8 hours, longer than lithium-ion batteries, and is expected to be 30% cheaper.

Dual-PCB Linux computer with 843 components designed by AI boots on first attempt — Project Speedrun was made in just one week and required less than 40 hours of human work

LA-based startup Quilter has achieved a significant milestone in computer design with Project Speedrun. Their AI-designed dual-PCB Linux computer, comprising 843 components, successfully booted Debian on its first attempt. This project, completed in just one week with less than 40 hours of human work, represents a tenfold reduction in the typical time and effort required for such a task.

How Did the C.I.A. Lose a Nuclear Device?

In 1965, a covert CIA mission to place a nuclear device on Nanda Devi, a Himalayan mountain, ended in failure when the device was lost. The mission, aimed at spying on China, involved American and Indian climbers who abandoned the device during a blizzard. Despite efforts to locate it, the device remains missing, raising concerns about potential environmental and health risks. The mission remained secret until a 1978 exposé, leading to diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and India. Today, the lost device continues to be a source of concern and mystery.

The Politics Of Superintelligence | NOEMA

Finally a fresh take on AGI….

Our Overfitted Century

Why everything new sucks

Most brilliant critique of an update. Ever.

This Reddit post expresses frustration over the removal of the Dominos integration from HomeAssistant, a free service the user has been using for years. The user describes a routine where pizza delivery aligns perfectly with various automated home activities, and is upset that the integration has been removed, forcing them to manually order pizza.

Former Intel chief Pat Gelsinger: ‘I’ve been called here for a purpose’

He speaks of a “decay . . . deeper and harder than I’d realised”. In the five years before he returned, “not a single product was delivered on schedule”. “Basic disciplines” had been lost. “It’s like, wow, we don’t know how to engineer anymore!” It then took “a bit longer” than e

Canada’s Carney rolls back climate rules to boost investments

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has signed an agreement with Alberta to roll back climate rules, including scrapping an emissions cap on the oil and gas sector, to boost energy investments and diversify markets. The deal, which includes support for a new oil pipeline to the West Coast, aims to reduce reliance on the US market and tap into Asian markets. While the oil industry supports the move, environmentalists criticize it as a setback for Canada's climate goals. The agreement also includes commitments to strengthen industrial carbon pricing and support a carbon capture project.

Voyager 1 Is About to Reach One Light-day from Earth

This is just cool… and the folks that built it are still a live!

Dell says PC sales flat despite slow Windows 11 transition

The year of linux desktop?

Quantum physicist have shrunk and de-censored deep seek R1

There seem to be profound consequences for models safeguards released OSS.

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Revolutionizing Software Engineering with Agent Swarms 🤖

Quick discussion clip on the use of AI agent swarms for coding.

3reate’s first live podcast: AI on trial (live Q&A)

AI on Trial: We Debate, You’re the Jury (Live Q&A) 🚨We need you and your questions to answer live! Join us for 3reate’s first live stream Wednesday, November, 19 5:30 pm PT/ 8:30 pm ET! Go to YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/live/c-9jt4OVH0Q?si=ht1aZYljwioderDD) now and

How We Use AI to Code

That’s it. Our approaches to AI coding. 🙃

Copy and paste the #1 corporate data exfiltration vector

A recent study reveals that copy-paste actions have surpassed file transfers as the leading method for corporate data exfiltration, with nearly a third of these actions directed towards AI tools.

Valve enters the console wars

The 6-inch cube runs Linux-based SteamOS but plays Windows games through Proton, a compatibility layer built on Wine that translates Microsoft graphical APIs.

A Production Framework for LLM Feature Evaluation

Best and most comprehensively simple breakdown for LLM use I’ve ever seen.

Palantir shares drop as much as 10% after Michael Burry shorts stock

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