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Photo of 14,000 satellite trails shows how busy space is becoming
Astrophotographer and teacher Brendan Larsen spent 2 hours taking 578 photos of one section of sky in New Zealand to see how satellites are changing our night skies. These shocking images reveal their impact
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NEW: Federal health scientists are trying to alert doctors to risks of measles during pregnancy as U.S. cases surge, but how quickly that info will reach clinicians — and where it will be published — remains uncertain amid internal conflict. My story. 1/5
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The engineer who built Claude Code from scratch just released a 28-minute video that's pure gold: how to write prompts that deliver ridiculously good results.
I've seen $300 courses that don't even come close to what he explains in the first 10 minutes.
CLAUDE.md files, memory shortcuts, parallel sessions, and prompting patterns that almost no one uses...
All in one single video. Completely free. No fluff. Whether you're a developer, just starting, or have already been using Claude for months, this changes the game for you starting today.
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SCOOP, from @jakespring (edited by @paulina_milla ): Trump staffers threw a Halloween party this week at the EEOB that featured a ‘Mount Trumpmore’ display, with the faces of the president and Cabinet members, and a ‘DEI’ gravestone washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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ACA premiums are going up -- again. Check out this interactive from @caitlinsgilbert @miriamwldvgl @NaemaAhmed washingtonpost.com/health/in…
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It's not your imagination: car and truck headlights have gotten brighter at night. @tcfrankel explains the delicate balancing act automakers are facing when it comes to auto safety, and what it means washingtonpost.com/transport…
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Our public health scoopsters, @ddiamond and @bylenasun are at it again, reporting exclusively that the deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control is leaving after just 6 months, in the midst of the nation's worst measles outbreak in decades washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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.@MJ_Coren went to Mexico to test drive the EVs that Americans can't buy. See what the rest of the world's driving future looks like, and what it means for us washingtonpost.com/climate-e…
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The FDA rarely inspects much of the fruits and vegetables Americans each, according to a new @washingtonpost investigation by @caitlinsgilbert and @rachel_roubein washingtonpost.com/health/20…
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“They’ve got a very rough couple years ahead.” Some companies in Silicon Valley, who have spent 2 years cozying up to Trump, are now panicking and calling this Democratic strategist for advice. By @pranshuverma_ and @lizzadwoskin washingtonpost.com/technolog…
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SCOOP, from @lizzadwoskin and @GerritD It look less than half a day for ex-DOGE staffers at the cybersecurity firm Cathedral to break into Anthropic. Read the findings of an internal report, here washingtonpost.com/technolog…
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El Niño will drive a wild winter, report @BenNollWeather and @JohnMuyskens See what this means for your reegion, here washingtonpost.com/weather/2…
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Read this piece from @EricLiptonNYT @maxinejoselow and @rjnskl to see how EPA waived Clean Air Act requirements for facilities releasing cancer-causing pollution nytimes.com/2026/10/24/clima…
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SCOOP from @ShiraOvide How Mark Zuckerberg went to war with his own board of directors over pay and power washingtonpost.com/technolog…
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SCOOP, from @AlexHortonTX and @DanLamothe Hegseth wanted Eisenhower’s globe for his office. His staff broke it when they moved it. washingtonpost.com/national-…
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The money that Anthropic, Open AI and. Elon Musk are now pledging to give away would dwarf what the Gates Foundation has spent on philanthropy. @GerritD and @nitashatiku examine what that means for the rest of us washingtonpost.com/technolog…
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Juliet Eilperin retweeted
This is a very interesting study from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. It suggests that SARS-CoV-2 may be evolving in a way that makes it increasingly difficult for the human immune system to recognize the virus in the first place—not simply harder for existing antibodies to neutralize it.
So now one has to wonder whether if fewer naïve human B cells can recognize an evolved virus, will the vaccines even work? Will they have a difficult time recruiting genuinely new B-cell specificities?
Doesn't this seem like an issue worth considering @FDADrugs @FDA @CDC @NIHDirector_Jay?
Link to paper: biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Cops left the force. They kept tracking people with Flock long afterwards, reports @dmac1 @drewharwell and Aaron Schaffer, in part because the company lacked the security safeguards of some of its competitors washingtonpost.com/technolog…
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Juliet Eilperin retweeted
Don’t get SARS2 if you love to cook.
A study finds persistent taste problems after COVID-19 infection may stem from damaged taste buds and lower levels of a protein called PLCβ2. This weakens signals to the brain, making sweet, bitter and savoury flavours harder to detect, while salty and sour tastes are unaffected.
ALT Screenshot of a ScienceDaily article preview titled “Scientists discover why some people still can’t taste food after COVID-19.” - Image: Close-up photograph of the lower half of a woman's face, showing her open mouth, white teeth and tongue extended towards the camera. - Headline: Scientists discover why some people still can’t taste food after COVID-19. - Description: Researchers have uncovered a possible explanation for persistent taste problems lasting more than a year after COVID-19 infection. - Findings: Damage to taste buds and reduced levels of the PLCβ2 protein may disrupt signals to the brain, affecting the ability to detect sweet, bitter and savoury flavours while leaving salty and sour tastes largely unaffected. - Source: ScienceDaily (www.sciencedaily.com).
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Marine life dramatically declined in Gulf of Mexico in years after BP oil spill, study finds
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