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D. Carleton Gajdusek won the Nobel Prize for his research on kuru, a fatal brain disease in Papua New Guinea. Over three decades, he brought dozens of boys from the South Pacific to live with him in the United States—an arrangement he framed in philanthropic and anthropological terms.
Years later, Gajdusek pleaded guilty to child abuse. Rachel Aviv follows the complicated afterlives of the boys he brought home, whose stories have never before been fully reported.
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A "postbiotic" supplement boosts the body’s own GLP-1 and weight loss
The daily supplement containing dead bacteria may help people lose weight by boosting the levels of GLP-1 hormone in the body, according to a small trial. The findings suggest it could provide a cheaper, more convenient alternative to drugs like semaglutide – or help to maintain weight loss after stopping these medications.
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Picture the world 100 or 200 years from now. What are you imagining? Hotter temperatures, melting glaciers or alpine places without snow? With heatwaves happening across Europe this summer, it's not that hard to visualise.
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Scientists call it the "cold blob", and some think it could be a warning that one of Earth's most important climate systems is beginning to change and may soon hit a tipping point where climate change no longer happens gradually. If this system flips, it could have devastating consequences that change all of our lives as we know them.
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Getting an AI agent to SSH into your server is easy. Giving it only the access it actually needs is the interesting part.
Aperture by Tailscale is now generally available, and it can give agents controlled SSH access to machines on your tailnet. In this Summer Update, Remy shows us how Aperture can set up real homelab services while keeping Tailscale identity and access controls in the loop.
We use a Raspberry Pi to see how an agent can install and configure services, add them to a tailnet, and work within the permissions you define. We also look at Aperture's mobile experience, LLM and MCP visibility, and how its SSH and node-management capabilities can be used from other agent workflows through MCP.
The goal isn't simply to let an agent onto your network. It's to make intentional decisions about what that agent can and can't access.
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01:00 From LLM proxy to AI gateway
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02:03 Putting an agent to work in the homelab
02:57 Giving services their own Tailscale identity
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Season 10, Episode 16. November 5th, 2023. As the 2023 elections approach, John Oliver explores the ongoing fallout of the overturning of Roe v. Wade in in the states that now have near-total abortion bans. Then, he introduces his new reason for living: New Zealand's Bird of the Year contest.
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Somebody left a comment recently that made me think.
It was a reel about making pots repetitively and “identically”, I’ve put those in quotations as whilst the pots look the same, of course, as they’re handmade, there are subtitles, it just takes a trained eye to see them.
Essentially, the comment said:
“Why makes pots that are so identical and similar? It makes them look as if they were produced by a machine?”
I can see where somebody saying this is coming from, yet at the same time, weren’t we, as a human race making things that were seemingly identical with our hands, well before the advent of machines.
I think it’s for this reason that I’m always in awe of people who are capable of creating work that’s refined and “identical”. A woodworker that’s able to craft a dozen cabinets by hand that are the same, or a basket weaver producing the same forms time and time again are simply incredible sights to witness as it demonstrates the sheer length some people are willing to go to in terms of honing their practical abilities.
I’m blown away by potters that create work that’s so carefully crafted and precise as I understand the amount of effort that’s gone into getting them to that point, and for me, and perhaps it helps having practical knowledge of how the craft works, I’m always in awe by those who push themselves in this direction. It doesn’t make the work any less handmade and it makes me think about how precise we can become with our hands and how we’re able to spot such minuscule differences in form and finish with enough practice.
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A jabuticabeira-anã está em época de floração aqui no Plantarum. Isso significa que, logo, logo, ela estará carregada de jabuticabas.
Uma curiosidade que pouca gente conhece é que seus frutos são ainda mais fáceis de comer do que os da jabuticabeira comum: a polpa se separa completamente das sementes, facilitando muito o consumo.
Na natureza, essa espécie geralmente não passa de meio metro de altura. Mas aqui no Plantarum, com cerca de 20 anos e recebendo bons cuidados, nossa jabuticabeira-anã já ultrapassou 1,5 metro!
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