2026-05-13
Quoting Boris Mann
“11 AI agents” is meaningless as a phrase. If I said “I have 11 spreadsheets” or “I have 11 browser tabs” to do my work, it means about the same...
Mark Zuckerberg Is Realizing That When You Treat Your Workers Like Human Garbage, They Might Not Like You Anymore
"Your callousness to the concerns of your own employees is concerning." The post Mark Zuckerberg Is Realizing That When You Treat Your Workers Like Human Garbage, They Might Not Like...
The case for fine-grained tracking of compute for AI
TL;DRCurrent approaches to tracking AI compute primarily rely on a handful of hardware proxies (like FLOP/s and bandwidth) that primarily track GPU progress. These metrics are becoming less useful for...
After a High School Student Asked If I’d Followed My Dream, I Realized I Needed to Quit Teaching. This Year My Business Is On Track to Make $200K.
Hannah Bigeleisen's shift to functional design paved the way for a successful business.
The Boys' showrunner reveals how they got Samuel L. Jackson to play a shark in season 5
The showrunner wanted a very distinctive voice for Xander the hammerhead shark.
HBO's new Big Bang Theory show teases bizarre sci-fi multiverse romp in trailer
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe takes The Big Bang Theory franchise in a wild new direction that looks more like The Walking Dead than a sitcom.
The Talos Principle 3 announced for PC and PS5 — see the first trailer here
The third and final installment of the Talos Principle is here, challenging players with a new, intriguing storyline and plenty of puzzles.
The Boys showrunner explains [SPOILERS] death and why Kimiko talks like that
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Eric Kripke discusses the importance of a loss in The Boys season 5 episode 7
'What if behind the pointer, there was an AI model': Google DeepMind wants to reinvent the humble mouse cursor
It was not broke, and I don't think they fixed it.
Orbital Mission - Battle a barbaric Atari Civilization in this upcoming Amiga game (Demo) [UPDATE]
I've just been given the heads up in my email that Tukinem has released an updated demo for the upcoming Commodore Amiga game called 'Orbital Mission'. A game in which...
You could win a $500 Amazon gift card by playing Subnautica 2 this month, so remember to send us your best video clips!
Play Subnautica 2. Record yourself. Send us your vids. Win a prize.
Why Brokers Who Build AI Into Their Foundation Will Define the Next Decade of Trading
Trading platform Opo empowers retail traders with the same intelligent tools that institutional desks have had for years.
Critical Minerals, Africa, & the Case for Tokenization as a Serious Financing Mechanism
Western governments have built a financing architecture that makes critical minerals projects bankable, but it was designed for allied nations. Africa holds the geology the world needs and is largely...
Adam Serwer : “Violence serves an authoritarian...
Adam Serwer: “Violence serves an authoritarian agenda.”
Slop Goggles
Detect AI-generated comments and posts on Reddit Discussion | Link
Vibe Excel and the Future of White-Collar Work
This post was originally posted my Substack. I can be reached on X and LinkedIn.For the past few months, I’ve been trying to “vibe Excel” (using ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Excel...
Trump Says a New Drug Can Bring Dead People Back to Life
"We've taken people that were dead.... and the person became better. It works." The post Trump Says a New Drug Can Bring Dead People Back to Life appeared first on...
AI is the New Netflix
At my 2008 NewTeeVee conference, I asked Reed Hastings, then CEO of Netflix, whether streaming video would become the first killer app of broadband. It seemed obvious: video would consume...
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