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• What's new in Gemini Code Assist - Google Developers Blog Added: Aug 22, 2025

  What's new in Gemini Code Assist

  Explore what's new in Gemini Code Assist's Agent Mode, now available in VS Code (Preview) and IntelliJ (Stable), for streamlined coding with AI powered plans, inline diffs, and chat.

  

• Hummingbirds love this one plant — and I think you’ll fall in love with it too | Tom's Guide Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Hummingbirds love this one plant — and I think you’ll fall in love with it too

  Site: Tom's Guide

  Hummingbirds will flock to this plant

  

• Trump FBI Raids John Bolton Amid Classified Docs Investigation | Timcast IRL - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Trump FBI Raids John Bolton Amid Classified Docs Investigation | Timcast IRL

  Site: YouTube

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• Documents: The architect’s programming language - Stack Overflow Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Documents: The architect’s programming language - Stack Overflow

  

• Arch Linux takes a pounding as DDoS attack enters week two • The Register Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Arch Linux takes a pounding as DDoS attack enters week two

  Project scrambles for mitigation as AUR, forums, and main site feel the strain

  

• What is the difference between a raven and crow? - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  What is the difference between a raven and crow?

  Site: YouTube

  Let's look at some of the easiest ways to tell the difference between a raven and a crow.https://www.tiktok.com/@wingsandwildlandshttps://www.instagram.com/w...

  

• Protests Erupt In UK After England's Flags Removed By Government For Being Racist - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Protests Erupt In UK After England's Flags Removed By Government For Being Racist

  Site: YouTube

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• Josh Guillory on X: "A New York appeals court struck down Letitia James’ outrageous $500 million penalty against President Trump. James claims the case was about protecting markets. Justice David Friedman wrote in his partial dissent that the case was about “political hygiene” not “market https://t.co/2MMGFJrKKW" / X Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• rexpaces on X: ""CO2 is so rare that you can't even capture it out of the atmosphere" https://t.co/2fm3pcC2cW" / X Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Noetic Order Community / X Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Adrian Dittmann on X: "Join the Noetic Order" / X Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Elon Musk on X: "Yes" / X Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• (1) Elon Musk on X: "Join @xAI and help build a purely AI software company called Macrohard. It’s a tongue-in-cheek name, but the project is very real! In principle, given that software companies like Microsoft do not themselves manufacture any physical hardware, it should be possible to simulate" / X Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• What the hell is going on right now? Added: Aug 22, 2025

  What the hell is going on right now?

  Site: catskull.net

  What the hell is going on right now?

  

• What is going on right now? | Hacker News Added: Aug 22, 2025

  What is going on right now? | Hacker News

  

• President Trump Makes an Announcement, Aug. 22, 2025 - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  President Trump Makes an Announcement, Aug. 22, 2025

  Site: YouTube

  The White House

  

• Will AI Destroy Humanity? Can Humans Escape AI Doomsday Debate | The Culture War With Tim Pool - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Will AI Destroy Humanity? Can Humans Escape AI Doomsday Debate | The Culture War With Tim Pool

  Site: YouTube

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• Trump Claims Total Victory, Court Eliminates $500M Fine In NY Fraud Case| Timcast IRL - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Trump Claims Total Victory, Court Eliminates $500M Fine In NY Fraud Case| Timcast IRL

  Site: YouTube

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• Elon Musk Warns That AI Is "Obviously Gonna One-Shot the Human Limbic System" Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Elon Musk Warns That AI Is "Obviously Gonna One-Shot the Human Limbic System"

  Site: Futurism

  The billionaire's latest theory is a contradictory prediction of AI's effects on mental health on one hand, and fertility on the other.

  

• Daniel Dennett: Consciousness is no miracle. It's a magic trick. - Big Think Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Daniel Dennett: Consciousness is no miracle. It's a magic trick.

  Site: Big Think

  Dennett argued that consciousness is a set of cognitive “tricks," and that the "hard problem of consciousness" wasn't really a problem.

  

• Andre Rieu and Johann Strauss Orchestra - Feuerfest 1996 !!! Polka Francaise - op 269. J. Strauss - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  Andre Rieu and Johann Strauss Orchestra - Feuerfest 1996 !!! Polka Francaise - op 269. J. Strauss

  Site: YouTube

  Old TV recording of André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra during a television broadcast in 1996 on Dutch TV !!!Feuerfest! ('Fireproof!') op. 269 is a p...

  

• The Oldest Jewish Music Ever Discovered. Here’s What It Sounds Like. - YouTube Added: Aug 22, 2025

  The Oldest Jewish Music Ever Discovered. Here’s What It Sounds Like.

  Site: YouTube

  Ovadiah the Convert wrote the oldest surviving Jewish sheet music. These pages were preserved in the genizah storage room of Cairo’s Ben Ezra Synagogue, whic...

  

• Harvard scientist suggests object coming at us is advanced 'mothership' Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Harvard scientist suggests 'hostile' object coming at us is advanced 'mothership' after issuing warning

  Site: UNILAD

  A Harvard scientist has suggested the 'hostile' object hurtling towards us is an advanced 'mothership'.

  

• 3I/ATLAS comet might generate light through nuclear power, physicist says | Fox News Added: Aug 21, 2025

  3I/ATLAS comet might generate light through nuclear power, physicist says | Fox News

  

• Target CEO To Resign, Leftists Cheer Amid Boycott Over DEI - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Target CEO To Resign, Leftists Cheer Amid Boycott Over DEI

  Site: YouTube

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• The Bold Lib Explains Why She's A Democrat - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  The Bold Lib Explains Why She's A Democrat

  Site: YouTube

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• World’s First Light-Based Computer That Remembers Everything 🤯 - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  World's FIRST Light-Speed Computer That Remembers Everything 🤯

  Site: YouTube

  👉 Grab your free seat to the 2-Day AI Mastermind: https://link.outskill.com/Anastasi🔐 100% Discount for the first 1000 people💥 Dive deep into AI and Learn...

  

• Trump's Summit, Left Crisis, and Elon Is Back - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Trump's Summit, Left Crisis, and Elon Is Back

  Site: YouTube

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• The Prompt Theory - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Comment from @AllTimeScary

  Site: YouTube

  I mentioned it in the video but the release of Google VEO 3 and how realistic those videos were is what really motivated me to make this. It was the first time AI video generation looked convincing to me and it felt unsettled me

  

• Trump's massive $500M civil fraud fine in AG Tish James' case thrown out by NY appeals court Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Trump’s massive $500M civil fraud fine in AG Tish James’ case thrown out by NY appeals court

  Site: New York Post

  A New York appeals court Thursday has thrown out the massive $464 million judgment dealt to President Trump after he was found liable at a civil trial for business fraud.

  

• JoEllen Clayton on X: "@simonateba One judge said Engoron made a mistake by ruling that Trump was liable for fraud before the bench trial. Another judge, Justice David Friedman, said James didn’t have the authority to bring the case against Trump in the first place, noting the institutions that lent money to the" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

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• 'We are the problem': Calif. trying to undo decades of liberal policy Added: Aug 21, 2025

  'We are the problem': California is trying to undo decades of liberal policies

  Site: SFGATE

  "I said, 'Guys, this is it.'"

  California Democrats basked in a huge win this summer when they passed two sweeping reforms that will likely speed up housing production in the state — and a New York Times bestseller just might have been the reason why. “Abundance,” written by journalists Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, was published in March and examines divisions in American politics. It specifically puts a magnifying glass on liberal policy and overregulation, which the authors argue have led to a severe housing shortage and a high cost of living.  Perhaps surprisingly, the book was a massive hit among state Democrats, including Gov. Gavin Newsom. This spring, the governor praised the book on his podcast for taking “a very critical look at Democratic governance.” He said the book offered a path toward making strides in housing policy, not to mention toward the Democratic Party possibly earning back voters’ confidence. On that episode, which was released March 25, Newsom had Klein on as a guest. Klein, who grew up in Irvine, said that while he was living and working in Washington, D.C., he was accustomed to writing about “a political system where the problem was Republicans were bad,” but when he moved to the Bay Area in 2018, he noticed how the region was struggling and he began to look inward.  “It just wasn’t doing well. People weren’t happy. People were leaving,” Klein said. His biggest question was: “How do we make it possible to build more?” He added that liberals “don’t even realize how often we are getting in the way of it, how often we are the problem.”  Newsom and Klein rarely disagreed with each other during that hour-and-a-half episode, and the governor lightheartedly nodded in agreement that the California government can be lethargic in its execution. Newsom then admitted that he had bought physical copies of “Abundance” for the Democratic Senate and Assembly leaders in Sacramento for them to study the work. “I sent it to the two leaders of my California Assembly and Senate,” Newsom told Klein. “I said, ‘Guys, this is it.’” Abundance, reborn Klein and Thompson’s book did not introduce the “abundance” movement; rather, the authors built on an existing intellectual framework that emerged in California, and the U.S. at large, in the mid-2010s. The philosophy boils down to a belief that Americans can live more abundantly with less regulation and less government involvement in building homes. It emerged around the same time as the boom of the pro-housing YIMBY (“Yes in My Backyard”) movement. What the book did do — particularly after Newsom’s buy-in — was spark real momentum among policymakers. “Before the book came out, abundance was not necessarily part of our vocabulary or on the tip of our tongue,” Azeen Khanmalek, the executive director of Abundant Housing LA, a nonprofit organization that promotes affordable housing in Los Angeles County, told SFGATE. The book “launched the word and the concept” into the mainstream, Khanmalek said.  History | Why a wealthy banker blasted a huge hole in a Bay Area cliffLocal | There's a mansion hidden directly under the Bay BridgeCulture | Inside the Bay Area’s cult-like obsession with Beanie BabiesLocal | The world's last lost tourist thought Maine was San Francisco Get SFGATE's top stories sent to your inbox by signing up for The Daily newsletter here. Consider how earlier this summer, Newsom finally got major housing reforms to the finish line, including historic changes to the California Environmental Quality Act, or CEQA, a 1970 law aimed at ensuring government officials consider the environmental impact of any public or private development projects. The law was meant to bring a more conscientious approach to building but has instead routinely been blamed for stunting development projects in the name of climate concerns. High-density housing units, such as condominiums in urban infill areas, have been the target of numerous lawsuits, consistently resulting in their failure to be built time and time again. There’s also the sluggish progress on California’s long-awaited high-speed rail project, which is years behind its estimated timeline and grossly over its originally estimated budget. Republicans have repeatedly used these failures as political ammunition, most notably when President Donald Trump announced he was withholding billions of dollars in federal funding as punishment for the railway’s shortcomings. “What has taken so long on high-speed rail is not hammering nails or pouring concrete. It’s negotiating,” Klein and Thompson wrote in “Abundance” in a chapter titled, simply, “Build.” The two said those conversations, often with stakeholders, community members, contractors and politicians, are a waste of money and time, and “time is a killer” on any project.  The authors wrote that Newsom, who has served California as mayor of San Francisco, lieutenant governor and now governor, has witnessed the phases of high-speed rail and “knows how bad this looks. Knows how bad this is.” They quote the governor, who at one point admitted that the railway’s failures mean “people are losing trust and confidence in our ability to build big things.” So, in June, lawmakers, with a massive push from Newsom, reformed CEQA via two bills that will allow developers to avoid the historically tedious climate review process and get homes and other developments built faster. The authors of the bills, Sen. Scott Wiener, who represents San Francisco, and Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, who represents much of the East Bay, in part credited the rise in popularity of “Abundance” for their bipartisan success, as did Khanmalek, who called the book “a clarion call” to Democrats “for winning back the country.”  Matthew Lewis, the director of communications for California YIMBY, an organization that has campaigned for eight years to reform CEQA, told SFGATE that the publication of the book made “a big splash” and also “had a big role in convincing Newsom” to get on board with CEQA reforms. “The book had the most impact with Gov. Newsom,” Lewis said. “I also think the fact the governor has a lot of respect for Ezra Klein as a writer and thinker.” Paving the way “I’ve been involved in abundance long before it was called Abundance,” Wiener, a progressive and longtime lawmaker from San Francisco, told SFGATE. Wiener has been in the California Senate since 2016, and before that, he was on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. He has another bill, Senate Bill 79, that is likely to head to the governor’s desk for his signature, which would allow for the construction of more housing units and taller buildings near major public transit stations.  Abundance, Wiener continued, is “a very straightforward” idea that politicians should make it easier and faster to “build the things that make people’s lives better and more affordable.” He added that Klein and Thompson’s book has “had a lot of momentum and got a lot of people to think about this issue, and it puts into words and paper what a lot of people have been thinking.” Other writers have also tackled the big question about why liberal government doesn’t work, notably Jennifer Pahlka in the 2023 book “Recoding America,” as well as Yoni Applebaum in “Stuck” and Marc J. Dunkelman in “Why Nothing Works,” which were both published at the start of this year. But none of those books made its way into everyday conversation in California political circles the way “Abundance” has. California has consistently fallen short of its housing goals. In 2022, the Newsom administration set an end-of-decade target to build 2.5 million more housing units, or 315,000 per year, but the governor admitted to Klein during their podcast interview that California was “not even close” to meeting the target. Wicks, whose Assembly Bill 130 reformed parts of CEQA by making infill housing easier to build in cities, told SFGATE that many of the ideas brought forward in Klein and Thompson’s book were already being discussed but said the book’s popularity was “serendipitous timing.” The lawmaker also said that the November election results contributed to the success of the two housing bills: “It showed me that voters were mad. They want the government to work. They don’t want the government to be an impediment to housing.” In a March interview with former presidential candidate Andrew Yang, Derek Thompson, a staffer for the Atlantic-turned-Substack newsletter writer, described his first conversation with Ezra Klein, a New York Times writer, about “the future of liberalism.” At the time, both journalists had already been chewing on big, intellectual ideas about the ways liberals have gotten things right — and how they got things very wrong. For Klein, those thoughts were flushed out in a 2021 essay he wrote for the Times, and Thompson in one he published in 2022 for the Atlantic. Both quickly came to the idea that rather than compete, they should write a book together that could become a new framework for how Democrats can govern. Some Republicans, however, argue that if California Democrats are taking Klein and Thompson’s lead, what they’re really doing is poaching from conservatives.  “I laughed when he named it ‘Abundance,’ because this has been the Republican philosophy for as long as I can remember,” state Sen. Josh Hoover told SFGATE regarding the book’s title, saying that reducing regulation and building more housing have long been cornerstones of Republican policymaking. “I really feel like Republicans have been on the abundance train, and now it’s some Democrats who are starting to wake up and realize.” There are still some skeptics: Justice advocates question whether undoing climate laws through the CEQA reforms could harm workers by taking power away from them and removing any environmental accountability for developers, said Asha Sharma, a policy analyst with the Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability. Yet it’s clear the 304-page book has made waves.  “It shows there’s a certain part of the Democratic Party that’s at least attempting to acknowledge where they have failed,” Hoover said.  — 'There's a lot of anger': California's conservative corners turn on Trump— Beloved Calif. radio station bracing for 'devastating' Trump cuts— A California city tried to triple in size. Then came the rebellion.— One of Calif.'s most watched House races is about to get more interesting

  

• Fall 2025 Forecast Update: Calm Before the Winter Storm » Severe Weather Europe Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Fall 2025 Forecast Update: Calm Before the Winter Storm

  Site: Severe Weather Europe

  Latest Fall 2025 forecasts show La Niña returning, with signs of a mild Season, followed by winter reversal in the United States and Canada

  

• President Trump stops by to thank the national guard and law enforcement in D.C. - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  President Trump stops by to thank the national guard and law enforcement in D.C.

  Site: YouTube

  

• greg on X: "@elonmusk Hey @grok will I ever get married" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• X Freeze on X: "Currently Elon is working on the three biggest things shaping our future This requires ton of hard work and endless precision... Known to be the most impossible things on Earth Starship - Humanity’s path to multiplanetary species Grok 5 - Training AI that could surpass human https://t.co/dm6m6lhRVx" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• X Freeze on X: "Bring your romantic stories to life with consistent characters across your storyboard using Grok Imagine This is truly one of my favorite videos I’ve created, over a minute long, feels like pure magic https://t.co/EdJpMh2zw3" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Elon Musk on X: "Grok is the best at predicting the future, which is the best measure of intelligence imo" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Elon Musk on X: "It’s an easy prediction of where things are headed. Devices will just be edge nodes for AI inference, as bandwidth limitations prevent everything being done server-side." / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Elon Musk on X: "Long press on any image on 𝕏 to turn it into a video in about 17 seconds https://t.co/Ki7cWejC6M" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Elon Musk on X: "Aiming for Sunday https://t.co/LscGoKU99e" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• White House puts the Smithsonian museums under the microscope - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  White House puts the Smithsonian museums under the microscope

  Site: YouTube

  Special Assistant to the President Lindsey Halligan unpacks President Donald Trump's concerns over ideology in museum displays on 'America Reports.' #foxnews...

  

• Gistr | Bring All Your Learning & Research into One Smart Notebook Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Gistr | Bring All Your Learning & Research into One Smart Notebook

  Gistr is an AI-native smart notebook that helps you think, learn, and organize knowledge you discover online. Bring all your learning into one place for deeper understanding and active retention.

  

• Jonathan Turley on X: "New York Attorney General Letitia James is going to need a bigger fish or a smaller trophy wall. The appellate court has replaced her mounted Marlin with a mere minnow. The NY Post is out with my column. https://t.co/Fnfw8Fy2cM" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Tish James' political crusade against Donald Trump was an abomination of the law Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Letitia James’ political crusade against Donald Trump was an abomination of the law

  Site: New York Post

  New York Attorney General Letitia James is going to need a bigger fish or a smaller trophy wall.

  

• Mark R. Levin on X: "President Trump has an 8th amendment challenge to the unconstitutional fines levied against him by a rogue judge https://t.co/moDes6vlVu" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• Trump Posts Text of 8th Amendment After Levin Notes Constitutional Challenge Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Trump Posts Text of 8th Amendment After Levin Notes Constitutional Challenge to Excessive Fines

  Site: MRCTV

  “President Trump has an 8th amendment challenge to the unconstitutional fines levied against him by a rogue judge,” Constitutional Scholar Mark Levin noted Tuesday, commenting on the extraordinary $370 million fine (including interest) imposed by a New York judge.

  

• Mark R. Levin on X: "I asserted immediately and repeatedly that President Trump had an 8th amendment claim against the outrageous fine in the phony NY civil case. https://t.co/Q8XETyOHAz" / X Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Site: X (formerly Twitter)

  

• 'BIG WIN': Court throws out Trump's $500M civil penalty - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  'BIG WIN': Court throws out Trump's $500M civil penalty

  Site: YouTube

  'Outnumbered' panelists weigh in after a New York appeals court threw out the civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump. #foxnews #trump #politics #...

  

• BREAKING: Court throws out Trump's $500M fraud penalty - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  BREAKING: Court throws out Trump's $500M fraud penalty

  Site: YouTube

  Former U.S. attorney Andy McCarthy weighs in after a New York appeals court threw out President Donald Trump's massive civil fraud penalty, with one judge ca...

  

• MASSIVE Victory For Trump In Civil Fraud Case, DOJ Could Go On OFFENSE ft. The Quartering - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  MASSIVE Victory For Trump In Civil Fraud Case, DOJ Could Go On OFFENSE ft. The Quartering

  Site: YouTube

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• Where Did EPA's $20 Billion Really Go? - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  Where Did EPA's $20 Billion Really Go?

  Site: YouTube

  The EPA directed $20 billion from the Inflation Reduction Act through outside entities, raising questions about conflicts of interest and oversight.#leezeldi...

  

• President Trump Joins Law Enforcement and Military Personnel in Washington, D.C. - YouTube Added: Aug 21, 2025

  President Trump Joins Law Enforcement and Military Personnel in Washington, D.C.

  Site: YouTube

  Washington, D.C.

  

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A Ballad of the Bookmarks

The world spins fast, a digital stream, With news of power, a political dream. From court decisions, To protestisions, The headlines echo, a constant theme.

In silicon valleys, where futures are spun, AI's advancements have just begun. Gemini aids code, A heavy new load, While light-speed computers outrun.

The cosmos whispers, a mystery deep, A Harvard scientist, secrets to keep. An object approaches, With cosmic reproaches, While comets their nuclear secrets heap.

From gardens blooming, to birds on the wing, The Earth's gentle beauty, new songs to sing. A hummingbird's feast, From East unto West, The wonders that nature does bring.

The threads of history, softly unwind, In ancient music, and thoughts of mankind. From Strauss's delight, To ancient script's light, The echoes of ages we find.

The system is tested, a digital fray, Arch Linux attacked, through the night and the day. A DDoS tide, Nowhere to hide, As servers begin to give way.

A philosophical query, deep and profound, On consciousness wrestled, on hallowed ground. Dennett's keen mind, What truths can we find, As the nature of self is unbound?

The forums are buzzing, with whispers and pleas, Of "What is going on?" on the digital breeze. A question so vast, Forever to last, As we search for the truths that appease.