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I'm not giving up on Zigbee yet.
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Tim Brookes (via How-to Geek)
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10/21/26
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Domain expertise and clear writing will matter more than syntax, and yes, that means documentation
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Paul Kunert (via The Register)
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10/21/26
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We’ve spent much of 2026 documenting the compact disc’s rather inconvenient comeback, and the numbers are getting difficult for streaming evangelists to ignore. According to the RIAA’s …
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Ian White (via ecoustics)
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10/21/26
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Anthropic:
Anthropic and Citrini Research use an internal Claude model to autonomously generate protein minibinders against five scorpion neurotoxins, testing 211 designs — In August, …
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10/21/26
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Reuters:
Micron and the union of workers at its Taichung facility sign a multi-issue agreement, without giving details, resolving tensions at its largest Taiwan site — Micron Memory …
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10/21/26
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State’s largest electricity provider has a plan to tax “large load” users, but will it limit the impact on everyday customers?
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Mark Jaffe (via The Colorado Sun)
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10/21/26
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Macworld
Apple has unveiled the HomePod mini 2, the first major update to its smallest smart speaker since the original launched in November 2020. Announced on October 13, 2026, the …
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Via Macworld
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10/21/26
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Here's what happened when I assigned distinct roles to Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT. This setup was a double-edged sword.
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Thanh Nguyen (via Android Authority)
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10/21/26
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Researchers say public subsidies for AI should be repaid in wellbeing, not just economic growth
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Paul Kunert (via The Register)
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10/21/26
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Samsung's shutdown notice raises questions about a recent Google integration.
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Hillary Keverenge (via Android Authority)
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10/21/26
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Scrubbing Earth of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances—a.k.a. PFAS or forever chemicals—could eliminate a list of woes for people and planet. Used for decades in everything from nonstick pans to …
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Sara Kiley Watson (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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Every year, traffic crashes kill more than one million people, and they’re the leading cause of death for children and young adults. In the US, 100 people a day lose their lives this way, in many …
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Sara Kiley Watson (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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We all know exercise is good for us. It builds muscle, strengthens bones, lowers blood pressure, and boosts mood. By deciphering how movement benefits the body, researchers hope to develop medicines …
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Cassandra Willyard (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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Humans are far from the only species with a gift for gab, and our furry, feathered, and finned friends could have a lot to tell us. Decoding how animals communicate with one another could offer a …
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Cassandra Willyard (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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Just before the Artemis II crew began its historic slingshot around the moon this past April, NASA announced plans to build Space Reactor-1 Freedom. SR-1, the first-ever nuclear-reactor-powered …
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Robin George Andrews (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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A creepy new type of model misbehavior, just in time for Halloween.
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Mike Pearl (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/21/26
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The tech is important, but so are the glasses themselves.
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Andy Boxall (via Android Authority)
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10/21/26
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The rise of the lithium-ion battery, which powers everything from the smallest personal electronics to gargantuan energy storage systems, has been nothing short of revolutionary. But as anyone …
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Alexander C. Kaufman (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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I’d wager everyone has a rehearsed response to what’s absolutely one of the world’s worst interview questions: “What’s your biggest weakness?” Whenever I’ve gotten it, I take a …
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Corinne Iozzio (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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Building a true enterprise brain requires capturing the dynamic context hidden within business conversations.
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Ludovic Rateau (via TechnoBuffalo)
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10/21/26
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