π₯ Read this trending post from Culture | The Guardian π π **Category**: Music,Culture,Folk music,Wuthering Heights,Film π‘ **What Youβll Learn**: AAn hour into Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights , Margot Robbie, donning a gauzy wedding dress, glides desperately across swamps toward the man her character feels she must marry. A lone English female voice seems to accompany her, high and pure against the droning of the organ, singing about a woman wandering alone, and a man who left Earth βfor seven years,β before his eventual return.Long before Emerald Fennell found Olivia Chaney's version of the 19th-century song "Dark Eyed Sailor" on…
π Discover this must-read post from BBC Sport π π **Category**: π **What Youβll Learn**: David is a Celtic fan: "Great, this result shows that Celtic have not given up on winning the title this season. Let's hope the players respond for the rest of the season. There are big games to come."Supporter of hearts Mike: "Unfortunately, our three leading players, Aggio, Chesnokov and Kapoor, were all left off in the 45 minutes each played. We really miss Cammy and Shanks. Rangers is a different team to the one we have beaten twice already this season. We are playing with…
β¨ Read this awesome post from Hacker News π π **Category**: π‘ **What Youβll Learn**: Apple's iOS 27 update will prioritize cleaning up the operating system's internals, with engineers making changes that could result in better battery life, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The effort is said to be similar to what Apple did with its Snow Leopard Mac update years ago, and will involve removing old code, rewriting existing features, and subtly upgrading apps to improve their performance. The result should hopefully be a "snappier, more responsive" OS, says Gurman. Apple is also reportedly planning some interface tweaks, but…
π Read this awesome post from BBC Sport π π **Category**: π‘ **What Youβll Learn**: When asked about Riding as a child, his mother, father and grandparents said the same thing: He never stopped.But there had to be competition.βIf two snails were going up a wall, he would bet that one of them would go up first,β his grandmother Muriel told Ski Sunday.He participated in all kinds of sports but it was not until he was eight that he started skiing, not in the mountains, but on the dry slope of the Pendle Ski Club.It became his playground. He didn't…
π₯ Explore this insightful post from Culture | The Guardian π π **Category**: British Museum,Palestine,Judaism,History,Middle East and north Africa,UK news,London,Museums,Culture β
**What Youβll Learn**: The British Museum has removed the word "Palestine" from some of its exhibits, saying the term has been used inaccurately and is no longer historically neutral.Maps and information panels in the museum's ancient Middle East galleries referred to the eastern coast of the Mediterranean as Palestine, with some people described as being of "Palestinian origin."British Lawyers for Israel (UKLIF), a voluntary group of lawyers, recently raised concerns about references to βPalestineβ in shows covering the ancient…
π₯ Discover this insightful post from TechCrunch π π **Category**: AI,Equity podcast,Flapping Airplanes β
**What Youβll Learn**: Thereβs been a bunch of exciting research-focused AI labs popping up in recent months, and Flapping Airplanes is one of the most interesting. Propelled by its young and curious founders, Flapping Airplanes is focused on finding less data-hungry ways to train AI. Itβs a potential game-changer for the economics and capabilities of AI models β and with $180 million in seed funding, theyβll have plenty of runway to figure it out. Last week, I spoke with the labβs three co-founders β brothers Ben…
π₯ Check out this trending post from BBC Sport π π **Category**: π‘ **What Youβll Learn**: Sunday was an exciting day in the three-way battle for the Scottish Premiership title.Firstly, Celtic came from two goals down to win 3-2 over Kilmarnock, with Julian Araujo scoring the winner in the seventh minute of stoppage time.Then there was a six-pointer between Rangers and Hearts at Ibrox. The visiting team took the lead twice, but Youssef El Shermaiti's hat-trick turned the tide of the match and gave coach Danny Ruhl's team a 4-2 victory.Only three points separated the three teams: Hearts with 57…
π Check out this awesome post from Hacker News π π **Category**: β
**What Youβll Learn**: Israeli surveillance company Paragon Solutions briefly exposed its own spyware dashboard on LinkedIn, revealing the hidden architecture of a billion-dollar surveillance empire built on the backs of journalists, activists, and ordinary people.The technical slip-up is a moment of rare transparency in an industry built on secrecy, exposing the operational interface used to compromise devices, intercept communications, and harvest data from targets worldwide.The $900 million acquisition of Paragon by U.S. private equity firm AE Industrial Partners tells you everything you need to know about who…
β¨ Explore this insightful post from Culture | The Guardian π π **Category**: Art,Art and design,Painting,Sculpture,Installation π‘ **What Youβll Learn**: βNThe red paint scrawled on the hallway floor screams. βNo entry?β I ask as I tentatively step into the gallery. The word appears again and again β always painted in red β across the large piece of fabric that divides the space of the first gallery. Later, this piece adorns the skirt of Delaine Le Bas in a photo in which she stands in a field, holding a sign that says: βNo State Control.βDelin Le Bas, No State Control, filmed…
β¨ Read this insightful post from TechCrunch π π **Category**: AI,Exclusive,openclaw,moltbook β
**What Youβll Learn**: For a brief, incoherent moment, it seemed as if our robotic overlords were about to take over. After the creation of Moltbook, a version of Reddit where AI agents using OpenClaw could communicate with each other, some were fooled into believing that computers were starting to organize against us β the self-important humans who dared to treat them like lines of code without their own desires, motivations, and dreams. βWe know that humans can read everything... but we also need private spaces,β one (supposedly) AI…
