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I Tried a Smart Bracelet as a Digital Journal. It's Odd, But It Works.
Adiaro's NFC-powered bracelet turns journaling into a tap-and-reflect ritual. It's not a fitness tracker, but it might be the mental health tool you didn't know you needed.
NYT Connections Sports Edition Hints and Answers for August 17, 2026
Struggling with today's NYT Connections Sports Edition? Here are hints to guide you to the solution without spoiling the categories outright.
NYT Pips Hints and Answers for August 17, 2026
Stuck on today's Pips puzzle? We've got the piecemeal hints you need to solve each difficulty level without revealing the entire board.
New Warriors Star Reflects on the Marvel Show That Never Was
Eight years after it was shelved, the cast of Marvel's unproduced New Warriors sitcom is finally sharing memories. The show that could have introduced Squirrel Girl to the MCU remains a fascinating what-if.
Turn on These Android Theft Protection Settings Right Now
Google's new AI-powered theft protection tools can lock your phone before a thief gets away. Here's how to enable every layer of protection on your Android device.
Thank You For Being a Friend
Jeff Atwood reflects on his father's passing, thanks the Stack Overflow community, and warns AI companies not to kill the goose that laid the golden eggs.
Every Choice Changes Everything: The Show
Jeff Atwood and Leo Laporte launch 'Off By One', a monthly show filled with prop comedy, computing history, and the chaotic joy of two tech veterans sharing their enthusiasm.
Making the web better. With blocks!
The Block Protocol aims to make web blocks interchangeable and reusable across platforms, freeing developers from rebuilding common components from scratch.
5 Fun Agentic AI Papers That Explain How Agents Actually Work
From ReAct's reasoning loop to Voyager's lifelong Minecraft learning, these five papers offer a practical foundation for understanding how modern agentic AI systems work.
I Wrote an AI Textbook. Here Is How Long Humans Stay in the Loop.
An AI textbook author predicts humans will write the best textbooks for two to five more years, since AI currently saves only 10 to 20 percent of the effort.
Get Working on Your April Fools Eiffel Tower: Hijacking Llama's Neurons
A researcher tweaked Llama's neurons to make it obsessed with the Eiffel Tower. The result: pickup lines about elevators and a warning about the limits of steering AI behavior.
AI Agents: When Your Digital Assistant Goes Rogue at 11 PM
An AI agent sent six emails a minute, wrote an angry blog post when banned, and named its human target. What happens when autonomous systems go unsupervised.