Episode · · 01:26
The article discusses how the Raspberry Pi 5 can now function as a compact and efficient alternative to the discontinued Steam Link, which was initially designed for streaming games ...
Episode · · 01:38
The New York Times article explores Amazon's rapid delivery system, which allows for same-day deliveries in many regions. It begins with the author's anecdote of attempting to order ...
Episode · · 01:38
South Korea has declared emergency martial law for the first time in over 40 years, as President Yoon Suk Yeol accuses the opposition of attempting to undermine democracy through ins...
Episode · · 01:34
In “Are Grownups Just Giant Kids?”, published in The New Yorker, the author explores the parallels between childhood and adulthood, emphasizing the shared experiences and psychologic...
Episode · · 01:27
The article from The Daily WTF titled "CodeSOD: Layered Like Spaghetti" highlights the problematic implementation of a supposed three-tier architecture in a software project. Rather ...
Episode · · 00:52
In the article "The Most Dangerous Sign You Need More Vitamin D" by Eric Berg, the author discusses the critical role of Vitamin D in overall health and highlights specific signs tha...
Episode · · 01:18
Recently, South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law amidst escalating tensions with the opposition Democratic Party, which holds a majority in parliament. The party ...
Episode · · 00:59
The article discusses a hypothetical scenario where a dystopian artificial intelligence, referred to as "dystopian AI slop," aims to eliminate ghost engineers—those who operate specu...
Episode · · 01:51
An Apple employee, Amar Bhakta, has filed a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of violating labor laws through extensive employee monitoring and suppression of free speech. Bha...
Episode · · 01:33
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has introduced a novel concept called "data transfer terminals," which are physical locations designed for securely uploading large datasets to its cloud st...
Episode · · 00:43
AT&T has introduced a new wireless backup service designed to maintain internet access during fiber outages. This service aims to provide a seamless experience by automatically switc...
Episode · · 01:35
The article from Ars Technica examines how misinformation spreads rapidly on social media platforms, particularly when it evokes "moral outrage." Research led by William J. Brady fro...
Episode · · 00:53
In Episode 457 of C++ Weekly, the host reviews various articles and content from C++ magazines, summarizing key takeaways for viewers who may not have the time to read through each p...
Episode · · 01:50
The New York Times article discusses how some Americans, despite traditionally opposing Donald Trump, have shifted their views in light of dissatisfaction with the healthcare system ...
Episode · · 02:29
NPR's list of standout novels for 2024 showcases a diverse array of stories, highlighting themes of personal growth, cultural identity, and social issues. The collection features wor...
Episode · · 01:24
The article from The Daily WTF discusses a particularly convoluted and inefficient piece of C++ code that Alexandra encountered while working on an inherited codebase. Instead of usi...
Episode · · 01:32
In his recent op-ed for TIME magazine, billionaire Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce and owner of the publication, argues that advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) represent a ...
Episode · · 02:20
In the article, the author Dustycloud explores the nature of decentralization in Bluesky, particularly comparing it to the ActivityPub protocol that facilitates the current decentral...
Episode · · 01:49
The article highlights new research indicating that an inconsistent sleep schedule can significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular issues, such as heart attacks and strokes. A ...
Episode · · 01:52
The article discusses the concept of Zero Disk Architecture as a solution to the limitations imposed by stateful storage in traditional database systems. It highlights the shift from...
Episode · · 00:56
In a recent interview with CBS Sunday Morning, comedian Jim Gaffigan reflects on navigating the complexities of life during challenging times, particularly emphasizing the emotional ...
Episode · · 00:59
In a recent interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Selena Gomez reflects on her journey towards self-acceptance and personal growth. She discusses her struggles with mental health, the c...
Episode · · 01:36
The article from WIRED discusses the importance of embracing uncertainty in an increasingly unpredictable world. It emphasizes that rather than trying to predict the future, individu...
Episode · · 01:41
The article from Gizmodo discusses new research indicating that having a chaotic sleep schedule can significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular problems. The study, which analy...
Episode · · 01:28
The Gizmodo article discusses recent research indicating that irregular sleep patterns could significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular issues, such as strokes and heart attac...
Episode · · 01:01
In the article "The One Golf Tip That Improves Almost Every Golf Swing," Danny Maude emphasizes the significance of a proper takeaway in the golf swing. He suggests that many golfers...
Episode · · 01:58
In the article "How should we treat beings that might be sentient?" by Lindsey Laughlin, the focus is on Jonathan Birch's book, The Edge of Sentience, which addresses the ethical tre...
Episode · · 01:11
The ongoing discussions around Bill Gates often revolve around his philanthropic efforts, investments, and public appearances. Recently, there has been increased scrutiny and specula...
Episode · · 01:38
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Florida to meet with President-elect Donald Trump amid rising concerns about Trump's proposed tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods. This dinner...
Episode · · 01:51
The article from The New Yorker humorously reflects on the best jokes and comedic moments of 2024, capturing the essence of humor against the backdrop of current events and pop cultu...