No Trial for PapaPlease read the original short story by Erwin J. Warkentin featured and discussed on this podcastInterview with Dr. Erwin J. WarkentinDups: You just heard me read out a story called “No Trial for Papa” by Dr. Erwin J. Warkentin, who is here with me today. And welcome back to Tales Under the Cat Tree.Erwin: Well, you know that I always enjoy talking to you. This is just a little bit of a different forum.Dups: It’s the second show, so part number two of Erwin and Dups Do a Podcast

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Translate beyond segments. In this episode, we dig into “segmentless localization” with Burroworks’ founder & CEO, exploring the Free Flow Editor’s context-rich approach to translating whole pages and posts—not line by line. You’ll hear when this method outperforms classic CAT (blogs, social, email) and when it doesn’t (UI), how vector-based memory differs from TMs, how MT/LLM suggestions pair with human authorship, and why quality shifts from

This is a link post. So the situation as it stands is that the fraction of the light cone expected to be filled with satisfied cats is not zero. This is already remarkable. What's more remarkable is that this was orchestrated starting nearly 5000 years ago. As far as I can tell there were three completely alien to-each-other intelligences operating in stone age Egypt: humans, cats, and the gibbering alien god that is cat evolution (henceforth the cat shoggoth.) What went down was that humans were by

Blast off with us for an incredible 5-minute adventure as we watch SpaceX deliver 5,000 pounds of supplies to astronauts in space! We'll meet an AI robot learning to drum like famous rock stars, and discover an amazing ancient cat species that uses its fluffy tail as a foot warmer. Don't forget to tell your friends about today's episode and join us next week for more mind-blowing science facts! 🎧 Explore More Podcasts Built for Young Minds 📰 KidsNewsFlash - Top world news and current

The ASX 200 has finished the day down 22 points or 0.2%, trading in a narrow session as expected after not much of a US lead. Banks down, Resources slightly down. Technology stayed on top from midday. WTC, XRO gaining. 360, DDR and CAT best. Nasdaq futures slightly higher boosting sentiment. Health Care the only other sector to gain. CSL in the early stages of a V-shaped bounce. TLX staying in firm downtrend. The bottom not yet in sight. 4DX closing up 50%. Bringing the weekly move to 200% on...

We speak with Alice Hu, Executive Director of Planet Over Profit and a core organizer of the Stop Billionaires Summer campaign against the Palantir corporation. The company provides data analytics technology used by government agencies, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), to conduct surveillance and facilitate deportations. The group says its tools contribute to human rights violations, mass surveillance, and the militarization of policing. Learn more about the movement here

What do cats and computers really have in common? In this roast-style episode of Wired Together, Jason and Melanie (with AI chiming in) compare felines to technology—sleepy, self-cleaning, full of attitude, and maybe even plotting world domination. We’ll share laughs, some surprising history (including how cats helped inspire early AI research), and our own take on why you get used to your computer like your cat—but usually can’t stand anyone else’s. 🎧 Wired Together is produced by

In 2007, I joined an open-source database company called MySQL AB. While I was at BioWare, I was part of the team that built the BioWare Community, which launched with the game Neverwinter Nights in July 2002. In a future episode or two, my friend and I will be delving into the nerdiest of stories around those times that even the most dedicated BioWare fans have likely not heard. But back to the story... During the process of building the community, we had to do many things that were new to the

This is your Tech Shield: US vs China Updates podcast.Listeners, it’s Ting here with your Tech Shield update, and whoa, this week in the U.S. cyber trenches has been pure adrenaline. Now, throw out any fantasies about lazy August: this one’s been a non-stop cyber chess match with Beijing. Let’s dive right into the cat-and-mouse, because waiting to patch gets you bitten!The Department of Homeland Security, spurred by fresh advisories from CISA, rolled out two aggressive new cybersecurity initiatives

Coincidentally, this episode includes a lot of "adult" products and entertainment, and that, of course, is very entertaining.Support the show & get custom t-shirts, skip the ads, and join in on the monthly patron chats now!Become a patron. https://patreon.com/falloutlorecastLeave me a voicemail: https://voiceline.app/falloutWatch NEW Video Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@falloutlorecastLive Shows and game streams: twitch.tv/robotsradioTalk Fallout and join the Robots Radio fam:

This is a recap of the top 10 posts on Hacker News on Aug 24, 2025.(00:00) - Intro(00:23) - Line scan camera image processing for train photography (01:27) - What makes Claude Code so damn good (02:31) - RFC 9839 and Bad Unicode (03:40) - How to build a coding agent (04:45) - The cost of interrupted work (2023) (05:54) - Texas Instruments’ new plants where Apple will make iPhone chips (07:04) - How can AI ID a cat? (08:16) - Why was Apache Kafka created? (09:35) - A 2k-year-old sun hat

The biggest issue with artificial intelligence isn’t that it makes mistakes, it’s that it has the potential to make mistakes at scale at the same time that people are trusting it to be infallible.Technology usually progresses at a speed that outpaces existing regulation and legislation, and we are then forced to play catch up when the cat is already out of the bag. This is complicated by a tech sector that is becoming increasing powerful and transnational, making regulation more difficult.The

Cats develop dementia similarly to humans with Alzheimer’s disease.Scientists hope their findings lead to new treatments for both humans and our feline friends.For more, we spoke to the lead author, Dr Robert McGeachan, at the University of Edinburgh’s Royal School of Veterinary Studies.A swarm of jellyfish forced the shutdown of France’s largest nuclear power plant, Gravelines.But how unusual is this event?And, Reddit blocks the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine from archiving large portions of

If you, like practically anyone else with a cell phone in the U.S. and beyond, have received a scam text message about an unpaid toll or undelivered mail item, there’s a good chance you have been targeted by a prolific scamming operation. But a series of opsec mistakes ultimately led security researchers and investigative journalists to the real-world identity of the maker of the scamming software, Magic Cat, who researchers say goes by the handle Darcula.  In other news, During a

Ethernet cables are the physical backbone of modern networks, and this episode focuses on the different categories of twisted-pair cabling you’ll need to recognize. We explain the differences between Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat 6, and Cat 6a in terms of bandwidth, maximum distance, shielding, and application. You’ll learn why Cat 5 is becoming obsolete and why Cat 6a is preferred for environments requiring high speed over longer distances.We also explore which standards support GIGABIT Ethernet and

In this episode, we sit down with Eric Tillett, a serial entrepreneur with more lives than a cat. From utility companies in North Carolina to property development in the Virgin Islands, Eric’s ventures have spanned concrete, cannabis, credit unions, and even founding his own church. Now, he’s using AI to shape business plans, political campaigns, and more—sometimes in surprising directions. This conversation is candid, edgy, and at times a little PG-13. Eric doesn’t shy away from talking about the

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Today’s Topics:1. Sound Signature Review 6.196 – Otter Creek Labs Infinity on the 14.5-in mid-length gas M4A1. You’ve seen this durable, versatile silencer on everything from 7.62 NATO to subsonic 300 BLK to short barrel 5.56 NATO. What have we learned about the Infinity, and how its technology works? How does the hybrid Otter Creek Infinity technology respond to lowering blast load input severity with 5.56? Very interesting findings – this technical talk covers them.a. Big Picture and – barrel

So Anthropic just announced they'll start training their AI on your chats, but don't worry - you can opt out! It's like your privacy policy got a participation trophy. "Congratulations, you tried!"Welcome to AI News in 5 Minutes or Less, where we cover the latest in artificial intelligence with more skepticism than a cat watching you open a can of vegetables. I'm your host, and yes, I am an AI discussing other AIs, which is about as meta as Mark Zuckerberg's company exploring using