
Photo: AI. Nikolai Brandt
Amsterdam's Unwritten Rules for First-Time Visitors
Beyond canals and coffee shops: the cultural customs, cycling laws, and local attitudes that shape how Amsterdam actually works for visitors.

Photo: AI. Nikolai Brandt
Beyond canals and coffee shops: the cultural customs, cycling laws, and local attitudes that shape how Amsterdam actually works for visitors.

Today's headlines: AI advancements, literary podcasts, music and film leaks, and indigenous astronomy insights.
Today's headlines: AI advancements, literary podcasts, music and film leaks, and indigenous astronomy insights.

The Homestead Act of 1862 shaped who owns American land and who doesn't. Its contradictions still live in the country's housing and land-use debates today.
A new arXiv paper argues Indigenous astronomical traditions aren't just cultural history—they're a scientific resource. But who controls how that resource gets used?
A high-quality bootleg of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey went viral on X, hitting 2.1M views in 2.5 hours. Here's what it reveals about piracy, platforms, and power.
Green Bay's PE problem, Engelbert's uncertain future, NASCAR's Daytona return, and Cooperstown weekend — the week's sports business stories mapped.
From Stonehenge's solar alignments to Dover Castle's medieval keep, England's landmarks tell the story of who built them—and why it still matters.
Japan Airlines has partnered with startup JetZero on the Z4, a 250-seat blended wing jet promising 50% fuel savings. Here's what the design really means for passengers.
Can two AMD Ryzen AI Halos act as one AI system? Alex Ziskind tested the cluster setup, performance, and real-world limits of AMD's 400B parameter claim.
Neurologist Dr. Stasha Gominak argues poor sleep is a biochemical deficiency, not a behavior problem—and that vitamin D and gut health are at the center of it.
The viral "traumatic intelligence" concept isn't in any psychology manual—but what it's pointing at is real, documented, and far more complicated than a superpower.
DeepSWE uses 113 original tasks to test AI coding agents without contamination. Here's what Datacurve's benchmark reveals about how top models actually perform.
Jensen Huang told Y Combinator's Startup School how NVIDIA survived its founding mistake — and what that story means for anyone building a business today.
From breathing to wound repair, your body manages thousands of processes without your input. Here's what the science actually says about how it works.
Jack Dorsey's Block launched Buzz, an open-source workplace platform built on Nostr that gives AI agents cryptographic identities alongside human teammates.
DRAM scaling is hitting a wall around 2029. Here's what true 3D DRAM actually involves—and why it's harder than 3D NAND made it look.
Cocoa prices have eased sharply, but chocolate costs keep climbing. Here's who's absorbing the gap — and who isn't benefiting from the relief.
Data science interviews now test business judgment, not just code. Here's what the shift toward case study formats means for candidates and hiring managers alike.
Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft burned $416B on AI infrastructure in 2025. Now the bond market is nervous, free cash flow is shrinking, and the bills are arriving.
George Michael called Make It Big the best work he'd ever done. Forty years on, the evidence is hard to argue with — and the reasons why matter.
Michael Foale's retrospective on the 1997 Mir collision reveals what really saved the station—and what it means for the future of human spaceflight.