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The article critiques internet fights over “authentic” recipes, using carbonara with cream and simplified Hainanese chicken rice as examples. It argues that many authenticity claim...
Charlie Javice, the Frank founder convicted of defrauding JPMorgan in its $175M acquisition of her startup, is reportedly trying to build support for a presidential pardon. The eff...
The FBI has opened a 22,000-square-foot Cyber Range in Huntsville, Alabama, designed like a small town with a hospital, gas station, homes, and other connected facilities. The site...
The U.K. is reportedly exploring a ban on social media access for children under The move would follow Australia’s push to restrict teen use of major platforms as governments inten...
Semafor reports that White House export restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos were partly driven by concerns that a China-linked group may have accessed the model. The report says acc...
Kage is a Go-based project that uses headless Chrome to load a website, capture the settled DOM, and save local HTML, CSS, images, and fonts. It strips all JavaScript, creating off...
TechCrunch’s Equity podcast discussed SpaceX’s record-setting IPO and how it could open the door for a wave of AI-related public offerings. The hosts highlighted OpenAI and Anthrop...
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