Quoting this for fixing purposes

autonomous robot driving through the field at night. no chemicals. no pesticides. just UV light killing pathogens and pests while everyone sleeps. this is @tricrobotics. this is what chemical-free pest control looks like at scale.

Amazon invested $8 billion in Anthropic. Anthropic’s biggest investor. Amazon researchers jailbroke Fable 5. Then Andy Jassy personally called the White House Thursday night. By Friday at 5:20pm Anthropic got a letter. Models shut down by Friday evening. At least five other companies also called senior administration officials Thursday and Friday morning.  The security expert Anthropic shared the report with said the jailbreak was researchers asking questions defenders would normally ask AI. Called the government response “way out of line with what’s actually in the research report.”  Amazon sells competing AI models. Amazon invested in Anthropic. Amazon jailbroke Anthropic’s model. Amazon called the White House. Anthropic got shut down. Amazon’s models were not affected. The administration said other models don’t pose a national security threat. Amazon sells those models. This is the cleanest conflict of interest in Silicon Valley history. And it happened in 48 hours.

Aquí vemos una aplicación de la Transformada de Laplace aplicada a las relaciones de pareja. Hay que gestionar la posición de polos y ceros.

PERO QUÉ ES ESTO (y dónde puedo conseguirlo)

Productos Artesanos La Familia (Obrador Central) share.google/DxcsQSw9E5fX9uv…

trying to explain some of the biggest accounts on the site

Hoy con la IA: "Programar nunca fue de escribir código, sino capacidad de crear" Los mismos hace dos cafés en un entrevista: "Explica en no menos de dos folios cuándo usar *volatile* en C y cuándo no."

if this passes I'm smuggling weapons to the UK

And that's why you should use the official repos, and never blind trust AUR packages

I love how this has em dashes, did they hack the FBI with IDOR and use AI to post about it? Probably but it's a Friday and nobody got time for this.

🚨 Attackers hijacked 400 Arch #Linux AUR packages by taking over abandoned projects and changing their build scripts. The payload stole developer secrets, targeted tokens and SSH keys, and could hide with an eBPF rootkit if it ran as root. If you used AUR after June 11, check your system. Details ➝ thehackernews.com/2026/06/ov…

Is the 2N2222 the most important transistor ever made? It isn’t the fastest, it’s certainly not the most powerful, and in an era of advanced MOSFETs and complex Integrated Circuits, it feels like a relic from a bygone age. Yet, after more than 60 years, this humble "jelly bean" component remains the absolute go-to for engineers and hobbyists worldwide. In this video, I pull back the curtain on the legendary 2N2222. I’ll look at the history that launched a semiconductor revolution and why this classic NPN silicon transistor still thrives on modern workbenches in 2026. But this isn't just a history lesson. As with any "standard" component, there are nuances, variations, and potential pitfalls that can trip up even experienced designers. From confusing package variations that could fry your circuit to hidden performance characteristics that the datasheets don't always highlight in bold print, I'm covering the "personality" of this workhorse. Whether you're switching relays, driving LEDs, or just clearing out your parts bin, you’ll want to watch this before you reach for your next transistor. In this video: * The origin story of an industry icon. * The basic transistor and when & how it was developed. * The "A" spec, the plastic packages, and the pinout traps you need to know about. * Critical design warnings that will help you avoid common "beginner" mistakes. * Why the 2N2222 is still thriving in the age of Gallium Nitride and Silicon Carbide. * The SMD versions that can be used today Check out my video for the full story: youtu.be/GVhRl3gjUO0 #2N2222 #transistor #vintagetransistor #electroniccomponents #vintageradio #techhistory

Landa Hotel in Burgos, Spain. Photo by Ana Himes.

They sent @vxunderground

Dafuc twitter? I cannot answer any post, because it looks "automatic" Am I the AI now?

Today I'm publishing a new essay, Policy on the AI Exponential. AI is progressing extremely fast—much faster than the policy process was built to handle. The essay lays out where I think the technology is now, and the action needed to close the gap: darioamodei.com/post/policy-…