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New project! Contributor @owenlacey.dev asks whether Kevin Bacon is the most-connected actor in Hollywood, per the popular game “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon”. 🔗: pudding.cool/2026/10/kevi...
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New project! Contributor @owenlacey.dev asks whether Kevin Bacon is the most-connected actor in Hollywood, per the popular game “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon”. 🔗: pudding.cool/2026/10/kevi...
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“There is no brine that can cure a broken heart — in fact, high levels of sodium are dangerous for those with heart conditions. But for some problems, the ideal brine or brines may yet be out there.” @slimemoldtimemold.bsky.social:
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“SPR officials learned as much as they could about solution-mining caverns for petroleum storage from studying the West German reserve, but the much larger scale of the SPR (700 million barrels vs. Germany’s 30 million) meant that they were operating in uncharted territory.”
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“At this point in your retirement, would it take a Nolan film to get you to do this again?” “Well, no. Anything on Imax celluloid will get me out of bed. I did Joker 2. [Laughs.]” @chrisstanton27.bsky.social:
“The experts I spoke to agreed that reinforcement learning helps explain why AIs deceive. ‘Fundamentally,’ Bengio told me, ‘lying and deception are rational behaviours to achieve many goals. This is why humans do it. And this is why the AIs do it now.’”
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“All of this struggle is invisible. Even for those who experience a problem firsthand, the hows and whys are opaque. ‘I never received any explanation at all,’ Turner says. Until I reached out to her, she assumed that the incident had been caused by turbulence.” @jeffwise.bsky.social:
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12/x FitzRoy went back through the observations and produced charts showing the storm's track across the country. His argument: this was not an act of God that arrived without notice. It had been visible, in the data, moving. It could have been telegraphed ahead of itself.
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