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Top Cities for Family Living the Best and Worst...

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2025/06/04

Welcome to Family Focus, where today we’re talking about the five best—and the five worst—big cities in America to raise a family. The average American moves about a dozen times in their life, so choosing the right place to settle down is no small decision. To help, WalletHub analyzed dozens of factors across five key metrics: socioeconomics, affordability, education and childcare, health and safety, and family fun. “Finding the best place to raise a family is difficult, between balancing

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The Rise of AI Collaboration in Content Creation...

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2025/06/04

Hello and welcome to Tech Today. In a move that blurs the line between human and machine authorship, Anthropic has quietly launched Claude Explains, a new blog “written” mostly by its AI model family, Claude. Populated with technical deep dives—everything from simplifying complex codebases to data analysis—this space is meant to showcase Claude’s writing chops. But don’t be fooled by the homepage’s promise, “Welcome to the small corner of the Anthropic universe where Claude is writing on

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LEGO Engineering Marvels Bridging Gaps with Gravity...

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2025/06/04

Hello, and welcome to the Hackaday Podcast. Today we’re diving into an amazing project from the Brick Experiment Channel: a LEGO vehicle that can cross increasingly large gaps. This video has racked up over 110 million views, and it’s not hard to see why. By showcasing “successive design iterations,” the creator hones in on clever engineering tricks, like hacking gravity through precise control of the center of gravity. Each prototype jumps farther than the last, demonstrating how small

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Revolutionizing Wire Prep with an Automated Stripper...

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2025/06/04

Welcome back to Hackaday’s daily dive. Today we’re looking at an ingenious build by Red: an automatic wire stripper and cutter that turns tedious work into a button press. At its heart sits an ESP32 microcontroller, driving three NEMA 17 stepper motors through A4988 stepper drivers. Two motors handle the cutting and stripping blades via threaded rods, while the third motor—borrowed from a 3D printer extruder—feeds wire through the machine. A rotary encoder with a push-button and a small

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The Truth Behind the McMigraine Meal: Can Fast Food...

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2025/06/04

Hello and welcome to The Health Minute. Today we ask: does the “McMigraine meal” really help with headaches? A recent TikTok trend suggests ordering a large Coca-Cola and fries at McDonald’s can stop a migraine. One video with 5.7 million views reads, “Trying McDonald’s chips and a Diet Coke because I’ve had a headache for 48 hours and TikTok said it would help.” The creator confirms, “Can confirm it works.” But is there science behind it? Neurologist Jessica Lowe explains that the 80

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Unlocking Time: How Microsoft 365 Copilot is...

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2025/06/04

Hello and welcome to today’s tech briefing. The UK Government Digital Service has just released a trial showing civil servants saved an average of 26 minutes a day by using Microsoft 365 Copilot. In a study of 20,000 employees from September to December 2024, 70 percent of users agreed that Copilot “reduced time spent searching for information, performing mundane tasks, and increased time spent on more strategic activities.” If those savings ran through a full year, the report claims

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Navigating Uncertainty: A Harvard Student's Journey...

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2025/06/03

Welcome to The Lede Podcast. Around midnight on April 16, 2025, Harvard computer-science student Chen Zimo learned that the Department of Homeland Security was threatening to revoke Harvard’s international-student certification. Fearing visa loss, he logged into the brand-new ChatGPT o3 with its Deep Research tool. He asked, “Can DHS really decertify Harvard, and what would happen to current F-1 students?” Within twenty minutes, ChatGPT delivered a thirty-two-page breakdown. It explained

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Embracing Simplicity: How Turning Back Can Propel You...

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2025/06/03

Welcome to “Innovation Insights,” where we explore bold ideas to work smarter, not harder. Today we’re talking about a powerful concept from Jason Fried: “Turning back can be getting ahead.”When you encounter a simpler system, a simpler idea, or a simpler implementation, you have an opportunity. Our first impulse is often to say, “It’s not enough, it doesn’t have, it wouldn’t work.” But what if we paused, reflected, and asked ourselves, “How did we get so twisted, so tangled, so dependent

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The Future of Coding: Will AI Replace the Human Touch...

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2025/06/02

Hello and welcome to One Minute Tech. Today we’re talking about how artificial intelligence is coming for the very people who built it: software developers. Since ChatGPT’s debut, we’ve worried about essays and novels—but the real iceberg looms under our code. As NYU’s Dr. Weatherby warns, “A.I. is just as much a challenge to numeracy” as it is to literacy. Students who once wrote data-parsing scripts now feed spreadsheets to chatbots and get instant analysis. Top engineer Andrej Karpathy

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Inside the Panthers War Room: Unveiling the 2025...

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2025/06/02

Welcome back to Panthers Blueprint, presented by Coca-Cola®. I’m your host, and today we’re pulling back the curtain on the Panthers 2025 Draft. We’ve been granted all-access entry into the draft room, where every decision is made in real time. General Manager Dan Morgan walks us through the war room setup, explaining, “This year we’re targeting dynamic playmakers who can change the game on both sides of the ball.” Cameras capture coaches debating board spots and scouts making final calls

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Reviving Digg: Building a Human-Centric Social...

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2025/06/02

Today on our podcast, we dive into Digg’s bold reboot, led by co-founders Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian, as they aim to build “a social site for humans in the AI era.” Once a Web 2.0 giant, Digg is back to recapture the spirit of the early web, focusing on real communities and genuine discovery. Ohanian describes what he calls the “dead internet theory”—“much of what we see online is not created by actual humans, but bots.” He warns, “the average person has no idea just how much of the

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Balancing the Books: The Peril of Poor Fiscal Policy...

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2025/06/02

Welcome to today’s episode. There’s a long-standing rule of thumb in federal budgeting: spend heavily during crises and then get your fiscal house in order when the emergency passes. But the new House tax and spending bill does the opposite, adding trillions to the national debt while unemployment is low and the economy is solid. It would extend most Trump-era tax cuts and create new breaks for tipped workers and business owners, all while only modestly cutting spending. As a result, red

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Unlocking the Power of Creatine for Body and Brain

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2025/06/02

Welcome back to Health Brief. Today we’re diving into creatine, the supplement everyone on the internet seems to swear by. According to The New York Times, “creatine is perhaps the most studied and efficacious supplement available.” Originally popular with bodybuilders, recent research shows it may boost brain power too—improving memory, attention, and even easing symptoms of depression. Most of us get about one gram of creatine a day from meat and fish. But studies typically use three to

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Elon Musk Navigates the Political Tightrope:...

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2025/06/02

Hello and welcome to today’s podcast. Elon Musk recently told CBS that “It’s not like I agree with everything the administration does,” referring to the Trump White House. Musk, who’s donated over $260 million to Trump’s reelection, criticized the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” warning it could add $4 trillion to the deficit. “You know, there are things that I don’t entirely agree with,” he said, admitting he’s “stuck in a bind” between speaking out and being blamed for every

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Exploring the Stylish and Functional Cougar Airface...

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2025/06/02

Hello and welcome to PC Brief. Today we’re looking at Cougar’s Airface Eco, a mid-tower case that pairs a “bubbly front aesthetic” with practical airflow. Those large circular holes house two 180 mm ARGB intake fans behind coned vents, which Cougar says “helps increase the airflow pressure of the case.” Inside, build quality is solid and cable management is straightforward. A “simple GPU support” bracket holds heavy cards securely without complicated hardware, and you can install

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Honoring John Brenkus the Visionary Who Merged...

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2025/06/02

Today we remember John Brenkus, the dynamic creator and host of the Emmy-winning show Sport Science. Since its debut on Fox Sports Network in 2007 and later on ESPN, Brenkus merged the excitement of athletics with the rigor of physics, winning six Emmys along the way. From explaining how golfers drive balls extraordinary distances to showing snowboarders’ quad flips generating four Gs, his segments turned science into pure fun. He once quipped, "You could, theoretically, let go of the bat

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Breaking Free from Orthosomnia The Dangerous...

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2025/06/02

Welcome back to Sleep Sense, where tonight we’re talking about a hidden downside of tracking our sleep. Thanks to fitbits, rings and bedroom sensors, more than a third of Americans now wear these devices to measure every moment of slumber. But that constant data can backfire. Experts call this obsession orthosomnia, and sleep coach Drew Copeland warns, “As soon as you start pursuing perfect sleep, it negatively impacts your sleep quality.” Psychologist Kelly Glazer Baron says patients

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Navigating the AI Landscape: Apple's ChatGPT...

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2025/06/02

Hello and welcome to this Tech Minute. Today we’re talking about Apple’s ChatGPT rival and the uncertain future of Siri. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is internally testing large language models with 3, 7, 33 and 150 billion parameters. The biggest model “approaches the quality of recent ChatGPT rollouts,” but it still has a tendency to hallucinate and is held back by “philosophical differences” among executives. Meanwhile, AI teams in Zurich are building a new foundation for

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Journey to the Edge of Life: Exploring Death and the...

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2025/06/02

Welcome to The Gray Area. I’m your host. Today, we explore what it feels like to die with Sebastian Junger, author of In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife. A veteran reporter and avowed rationalist, Junger survived a life-threatening illness and experienced things that “shocked and shook him,” leaving him with “profound questions and unexpected revelations.” In conversation with Sean Illing for Vox, he examines the mysteries and commonalities of

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Mastering the Art of Moving with One-Minute Move Hacks

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2025/06/02

Welcome to One-Minute Move Hacks, where we share The Verge staff’s top tools to make your next move a breeze. First up, grab thick-tipped Sharpies to label boxes “Shelve,” “Store,” or even “Book Fairies,” so you never accidentally donate that childhood copy of Little Women. Next, color-dot stickers let you code each box by room—add numbers and track everything in a Google Sheet for instant organization. Stretch wrap with handles is the unsung hero of moving day, securing disassembled

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