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Frontier AI Labs

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Security

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Schneier on Security · Nov 14, 2026

Upcoming Speaking Engagements

This is a current list of where and when I am scheduled to speak: I’m speaking at the Catalyst Summit in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, on Wednesday, November 18, 2026. I’m speaking at QT Qonference 2026 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Thursday, November 19, 2026. The list is maintained on this page .

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Databases & Data

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Hardware & Chips

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Hackaday · Nov 15, 2026

RPN Loved Honk If (or, Write Your Own PostScript Interpreter)

Maybe you like old laser printers. Maybe you were a fan of [Don Lancaster]. Maybe you like Forth, HP calculators, and everything RPN. Whichever it is, why not write your …read more

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Hackaday · Nov 15, 2026

DIVINER: Occult Synth Firmware for the Cardputer

We see some strange software around these parts, but this is probably the strangest. DIVINER is a firmware for the M5 Cardputer, which is an interesting device in its own …read more

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Hackaday · Nov 14, 2026

Warm Analog DSP, on the ESP

We love audio, and we love messing around with it. So when [mircemk] wrote in with his latest audio-mangling device, we had to give it a look. It’s a tube-sound …read more

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Tech News

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AI Research & Academia

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VC & Startups

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SaaStrAI · Nov 14, 2026

Come Meet Us Live at Granola HQ in SF: Granola’s VP of Sales and I Will Be There to Talk Agents for GTM, What’s Working and What Isn’t

We’re doing something a bit different. No stage, no 5,000 people, no badge line. Just a room at Granola’s HQ in San Francisco on December 8, a real conversation about agents for GTM, and time to hang out after. I’ll be there in person with Bardia Shahali, VP of Sales at Granola, for GTM Series... Continue Reading

Artificial Intelligence (AI)Blog Posts
SaaStrAI · Nov 14, 2026

SaaStr AI App of the Week: SciFin. The Nutanix and Cohesity Founder Raised $44 Million to Build AI for Sales Teams.

SciFin is a sales tool. Let us start there, because its own marketing sometimes buries it under a bigger idea. Every sales organization runs on a picture of the pipeline that nobody fully trusts. The forecast call runs on rep opinion. Reps spend their week updating deals instead of selling. Managers collect updates instead of... Continue Reading

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Product & Design

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Space

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Space & Time News -- ScienceDaily · Nov 15, 2026

Euclid discovers ancient cosmic beacons from the dawn of time, shining like a trillion suns

ESA’s Euclid space telescope has discovered 31 ancient quasars, including two record-breaking objects that shone with the brightness of a trillion Suns when the Universe was just 670 million years old. Powered by supermassive black holes, these extraordinary cosmic beacons reveal a time when the first galaxies were still taking shape.

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Science

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Latest Science News -- ScienceDaily · Nov 15, 2026

Alzheimer’s may start shrinking two brain regions years before memory loss

Johns Hopkins scientists have uncovered hidden warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease that may appear up to a decade before memory loss begins. Brain scans revealed that two regions involved in memory and emotion start shrinking before the hippocampus, the area doctors typically examine for signs of Alzheimer’s. These early changes are linked to abnormal tau protein buildup and could provide a powerful new way to identify people at risk.

Latest Science News -- ScienceDaily · Nov 15, 2026

Scientists discover a bizarre paradox among endangered penguins

A groundbreaking drone survey has revealed a startling split in the fate of New Zealand's endangered Erect-crested penguins. While one population has remained stable for decades, another has declined by more than 40%, apparently due to a combination of predators, worsening storms, and changing ocean conditions. Even more surprisingly, the tiny Bounty Islands support nearly as many breeding pairs as the Antipodes Islands, despite being 40 times smaller.

Latest Science News -- ScienceDaily · Nov 15, 2026

Dinosaurs may have been eating seaweed 100 million years ago

Dinosaurs may have been snacking on seaweed and other ocean foods more than 100 million years ago, according to surprising new evidence hidden in their fossilized teeth. Researchers discovered chemical signatures suggesting that coastal dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals relied partly on nutrients originating in the sea. The findings reveal that marine resources traveled through ancient food chains, supplementing the diets of everything from plant-eating dinosaurs to predators.

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Gaming

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Anime

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CBR - Anime · Nov 15, 2026

35 Strongest Hunter X Hunter Characters

Since its debut in 1998, Hunter x Hunter has introduced some very powerful characters, and some Nen users are stronger than others.

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Movies & TV

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Music

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Sports

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Sport | The Guardian · Nov 15, 2026

Australia v New Zealand: Women’s Rugby League World Cup final – live

Updates as the Jillaroos and Kiwi Ferns meet in the decider in Brisbane Any thoughts? Send us an email 2 mins: A good kick off from the Ferns to get us started and Taufa gets the first run of the final. It’s a good first set from the Jillaroos and they make the Ferns start deep in their own half. Nerves from Atai who drops the ball early in the tackle count to give the Jillaroos a scrum feed 10m out. The Kiwi Ferns have kicked off and we’re underway! Continue reading...

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Art & Design

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designboom | architecture & design magazine · Nov 14, 2026

gio tirotto stretches domestic chair into public bench on italy’s gulf of poets

la lenta is a stainless steel and teak-veneered bench that merges domestic chair proportions with civic seating for installation along liguria’s san terenzo waterfront. The post gio tirotto stretches domestic chair into public bench on italy’s gulf of poets appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .

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ArchDaily Global · Nov 14, 2026

HUSTLR Pickleball & Social Club / CYS Architect Sdn Bhd

An abandoned food court in Taman Taynton View, Cheras, has been transformed into Hustlr Pickleball & Social Club — a new sports and social destination that adapts an existing steel structure while introducing a distinctive identity and a new layer of community life. What can an underutilized building become when its potential is reconsidered? For Hustlr, the answer was not to start again, but to work with what was already there. Inspired by the client's passion for pickleball, the vision extended beyond creating a place to play.

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Dezeen · Nov 14, 2026

Arudeko transforms discarded wool into paper-like material

Mexican studio Arudeko has developed Bianni, a paper-like material from colourful waste wool, which can be sculpted into everything from lampshades to room dividers. The post Arudeko transforms discarded wool into paper-like material appeared first on Dezeen .

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Culture & Ideas

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The Atlantic · Nov 14, 2026

China’s Intelligence Coup in the AI War

China has been working for years to spy its way to AI dominance. With Jensen Huang, the country may have pulled off its greatest achievement yet.

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World News

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NYT > World News · Nov 15, 2026

Is Italy the Model for Europe’s Future?

Over more than a quarter-century, I’ve watched Europe’s politics become more like Italy’s, with all the resulting instability, as the far right came in from the cold.

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NYT > World News · Nov 15, 2026

In Europe, an Emboldened Iran Contributes to a Sense of Anxiety

Prosecutors and government officials believe Iran or its proxies are behind a series of security breaches and threats in Britain and Europe, unsettling the region.

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Books

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NYT > Books · Nov 14, 2026

When a Master Magician Meets a Bumbling Student ...

A sit-down with the ace magician Asi Wind, whose new book shares a few trade secrets, should have paid off with at least one successful caper. Not quite.

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The Marginalian · Nov 14, 2026

Embrace Your Obsessions: Susan Orlean on the Antidote to the Meaninglessness of Life

Every great book, whatever its subject or genre or style, is about one thing only: the eternal question of what gives meaning to our tiny, transient lives. And every answer given, however faintly whispered, points to one thing only: the quality of attention we pay to those lives. If attention is the lever of love, the particular — the sacred specificity of something small and singular, something easy to overlook — is its fulcrum. “Love quells fear,” Octavia Butler wrote in contemplating creativity, “and a sweet and powerful positive obsession blunts pain, diverts rage, and engages each of us in… read article

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NYT > Books · Nov 14, 2026

Avast! Bring Your Dog-Eared Melvilles to the ‘Moby-Dick’ Bar.

In Lower Manhattan, a salt-sprayed cocktail bar pays homage to the 175-year-old white whale of American literature. So does its book club.

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Food

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Food | The Guardian · Nov 15, 2026

Blacklock, Birmingham B3: ‘A very, very cool version of an Angus Steakhouse’ – restaurant review

Ever-open, eminently relatable, sensibly priced spots of this sort will always have an audience A London chophouse has taken up residence on St Philip’s Place, Birmingham, on the edge of Cathedral Square, or “Pigeon Park”, as the locals call it. This particular nook of Brum city centre is a magnet to those feathered blighters, although Blacklock ’s smoulderingly macho menu is ironically pigeon-meat free, revolving instead around heaps of chops and steaks cooked over charcoal. There’s porterhouse, bone-in sirloin, lamb rump and pig’s head on toast. Launched in London in 2015 , Blacklock was the elegant, edgy, no-nonsense dining experience for groovy young things who quite literally wanted meat and two veg, so long as said veg was dripping-fat chips; it now has five sites in the capital and another in Manchester. “We just ended up at Blacklock,” people used to tell me half a dozen times a week, then go on to rave about the bread, the gravy and the ash-baked sweet potatoes, and revel in the glorious simplicity of it all. Modern life was complex, Blacklock was not, but neither was it cheap enough to feel like a jaunt down the Toby Carvery . And now its big flavours and broad appeal have hit the UK’s second city. Continue reading...

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Kitchn | Inspiring cooks, nourishing homes · Nov 14, 2026

No-Bake Pumpkin Cream Pie

When it comes to Thanksgiving desserts, pumpkin pie is one of those recipes that deserves a spot on your holiday table. As much as I love a traditional pumpkin pie, I don’t always love the extra work that comes with making one — especially when the oven is already working overtime. That’s where this recipe for no-bake pumpkin cream pie comes in. It has everything I love about the classic, but with a rich, creamy filling that comes together without ever turning on the oven. READ MORE...

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