🙈 Useless Fact of the Day
The largest NFL stadium is the Pontiac Silverdome in Detroit, Michigan.
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A B-25 bomber crashed into the Empire State Building in New York City, killing 14 people and causing an estimated $1 million in damage.
Read more on Wikipedia
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A single typo in a Kik username derailed a child-luring investigation, wrongly convicting Brandon Klayme despite no device evidence. His conviction was overturned after 18 months served, exposing serious failures in digital evidence handling, policing, prosecution, and defense review.
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Claude shared chats and Artifacts were found indexed by Google, exposing sensitive data. Anthropic says links become searchable only if publicly posted, while Google says site owners control indexing. The incident highlights confusing “public link” privacy risks in AI tools.
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The article mocks Meta’s optimistic AI ad for using David Bowie’s “Five Years,” a song about impending extinction. It argues tech companies often misunderstand dystopian art, undercutting their messaging as public skepticism toward AI remains high.
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A Florida man allegedly helped distribute Steam games hiding malware that stole crypto from 80 wallets, totaling over $220,000. The case highlights growing risks of malicious “indie” game downloads and crypto users’ vulnerability to wallet-draining attacks.
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Google and Reddit are using DMCA claims to block SerpApi scraping public search results, but courts are skeptical because they don’t own much of that content. The case tests whether platforms can restrict open-web access amid AI scraping concerns.
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🕵️ Corporate Sabotage 101
Tip #17:
Reply-all "+1." Add 40 people who were not on the thread.
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⭐ 7921, 🖖 391
A minimal, secure Python interpreter written in Rust for use by AI
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⭐ 3, 🖖 0
Removes "complections" which weave together unnecessary aspects of the code
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⭐ 2, 🖖 0
Diagnose a car fault from its sound — an honest, end-to-end audio-ML pipeline (scrape → clean → CLAP → calibrated triage). Proof of concept.
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⭐ 9, 🖖 0
ETL style framework for loading flash cards into Anki
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⭐ 47, 🖖 1
An AST-powered, local-first CLI that visualizes complex system architectures and enforces architectural boundaries via instant Git hooks.
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SlopCodeBench tests code evolution across changing requirements, exposing maintainability failures. In a small 17-checkpoint run, Opus 5 scored 24%, beating older models but still struggling. The takeaway: current coding agents need human steering for real software work.
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