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macOS 26.2 introduces support for RDMA over Thunderbolt, enabling high-speed data transfer between compatible devices connected via Thunderbolt. This feature aims to improve performance for data-intensive applications and workflows.

The article discusses the potential for large language models like GPT-3 to develop new skills over time, as demonstrated by OpenAI's experiments. It explores the implications of these models' ability to learn and expand their capabilities without requiring additional training data or human intervention.

The article discusses the potential security vulnerabilities of using an Apple ID, including the risks of account takeover and unauthorized access to personal data. It provides recommendations for enhancing the security of Apple ID accounts, such as enabling two-factor authentication and monitoring account activity.

The article describes the UVM32, an open-source, 32-bit RISC-V processor designed for educational and research purposes. It provides a flexible and customizable hardware platform for exploring computer architecture and processor design.

The article explores the history behind the garish red and yellow color scheme in Windows 3.1, which was long believed to be a joke, and interviews the original designer to uncover the true story behind this unconventional design choice.

Amazon has unveiled a new Kindle feature that allows users to ask AI-powered questions about books and authors, providing instant answers and insights. This feature aims to enhance the reading experience by providing additional context and information to users.

The article examines the trend of founder age, finding that the median age of founders has increased over the past decade, with successful founders often being in their late 30s or early 40s. It discusses factors such as increasing complexity of startups and the importance of industry experience for successful entrepreneurship.

This article explores the history and impact of the checkerboard pattern used in urban planning, from its origins in colonial America to its influence on modern city designs and the societal implications of this grid-like layout.

The article discusses the importance of using encryption to protect personal data and communication, and how many people still struggle to adopt secure practices despite the availability of easy-to-use encryption tools. It highlights the need for better education and awareness around cybersecurity best practices.

I've been using Claude Code daily for about 6 months. After building the same prompts over and over, I started documenting them as "recipes" - structured prompts with context about when to use them and what output to expect.

This repo has 100 recipes covering common knowledge work tasks:

  - Meeting notes → action items
  - Status reports
  - Performance reviews
  - Proposals and presentations
  - Data analysis narratives
  - SOPs and documentation

  - The problem it solves
  - When to use it (and when not to)
  - Prerequisites
  - Step-by-step prompts
  - Example output
  - Troubleshooting tips

I also included 10 sample slash commands in the /premium folder that you can install directly into Claude Code's ~/.claude/commands/ directory.

Happy to answer questions about how these evolved or discuss the patterns I've noticed in what makes prompts work well for different task types.

Hackers are posing as law enforcement officials to trick major tech companies into sharing users' private data, a tactic known as 'doxing.' This report highlights the growing problem of cybercriminals exploiting security vulnerabilities to access and potentially misuse sensitive personal information.

The article discusses the adoption of HTTPS and its impact on web browsing. It provides insights into the current state of HTTPS usage, highlighting the increasing prevalence of secure connections and the factors driving this trend.

Wine 11.0 RC2 is a pre-release version of the popular open-source compatibility layer that allows Windows applications to run on Unix-like operating systems. This release includes improvements and bug fixes to enhance the compatibility and performance of Windows software on Linux, macOS, and other platforms.

The article explores the map of the Ukraine war created by Polymarket, a decentralized prediction market. It analyzes the insights and limitations of this crowd-sourced map and discusses the potential implications of such tools for understanding complex geopolitical conflicts.

The article discusses a lawsuit filed by Ukrainians against US semiconductor companies, alleging that their products were used in Russian drones and missiles that caused harm to Ukrainian civilians. The lawsuit claims the companies failed to adequately monitor the end-use of their products, despite warnings about their potential use in the Russian military operations.

The UK House of Lords has proposed banning the use of VPNs by children, citing concerns over online safety and potential misuse. The proposed legislation aims to restrict access to VPNs for minors in the UK, though the details and potential implications of such a ban are still being debated.

The article discusses how battery storage capacity has reached a 65 MWh tipping point, enabling more widespread adoption of solar power. This milestone is seen as a significant step towards making renewable energy more accessible and affordable for both residential and commercial applications.

The article discusses the Vatican's efforts to maintain neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, including Pope Francis' attempts to mediate between the two sides and the Vatican's refusal to join in condemning Russia's invasion. It also examines the Vatican's broader diplomatic strategy and its reluctance to take sides in geopolitical disputes.

The article discusses Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony that the Trump administration has exaggerated the strength of the job market, with the labor force participation rate still below pre-pandemic levels. Powell acknowledged the economy's progress but cautioned against overstating the recovery.

The article discusses how Finland is transitioning to a more sustainable and circular economy, with a focus on reducing waste and promoting the reuse and recycling of materials. It highlights the country's efforts to achieve its goal of becoming carbon-neutral by 2035 through various initiatives and policies.