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#410 ‒ The biology of pregnancy: physiologic adaptation, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, childbirth, and long-term maternal health | Kathryn Gray, M.D., Ph.D.

View the Show Notes Page for This Episode Become a Member to Receive Exclusive Content Sign Up to Receive Peter's Weekly Newsletter In this episode, Peter sits down with Dr. Kathryn (Katie)

687: Linux by Proxy

Millions of people may already be using Linux by proxy, so we went digging through their strange little cloud desktops to see if we can turn them into servers. Sponsored By: • Jupiter Party Annual

Daily Briefing: October 4, 2026, evening

The briefing for 2026-10-04 covers seventeen articles on AI meeting tools and AI policy, Flock surveillance and robotaxis, Mars and particle physics, GNU Boot and Intel Xeon, crypto charter litigation, AM radio legislation, and cultural essays including an analysis of Frost's Mending Wall.

marginal revolution read out: My blurb for Ethan Mollick’s new book

The post My blurb for Ethan Mollick’s new book covers the author's AI-directed blurb for Ethan Mollick's Coexistence and Ethan Mollick's remarks on the other blurbs.

marginal revolution read out: Sunday assorted links

The post Sunday assorted links covers a new London play about Keynes, aphantasia and architecture, AI and jobs in Africa, Nussbaum on opera and liberalism, bipartisan energy permitting reform, teenage gun traffickers, and an Antikythera field trip.

Daily Briefing: October 4, 2026, morning

The briefing for 2026-10-04 covers twelve articles on surveillance and digital sovereignty, quantum and biological science, a cancer research critique, elderly robotic care and marital sorting, critical theory, data pendulum cycles, an obituary, and a Doctor Who pitch.

How to Choose Your Personal AI Agent

Dots, Muse, GrokBot, OpenClaw and more are competing to become your personal AI agent. But which one is right for you? NLW breaks down the trade-offs that matter most, from work versus personal use

marginal revolution read out: Marital sorting by class and race

The post Marital sorting by class and race covers a recent American Economic Review paper on the role of residential segregation in marital sorting by class and race.

marginal revolution read out: Do the elderly prefer robotic care?

The post Do the elderly prefer robotic care? covers a large Japanese survey finding that 65 percent of older adults prefer nursing homes using robots and ICT, with acceptance highest for mobility assistance and lowest for communication.

AI News for End of September 2026

Brian(@bgracely) and Brandon(@bwhicard) discuss the biggest AI news stories from the second half of September 2026. Oracle sent a force majeure notice on a major data center build, which Brandon

Listen to This Article: Writing is Good (He Said Controversially)

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit [www.racket.news](https://www.racket.news?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_7) Having dispensed with marriage, the New York Times

Listen to This Article: Writing is Good (He Said Controversially)

Narrated Version (9 min) | Having dispensed with marriage, the New York Times enlists a professor to denigrate writing

marginal revolution read out: Saturday assorted links

Saturday assorted links covers rewarding failure, matrix algebra for robot AI, Mircea Cărtărescu's Theodoros, remote work and births, Living Science replication, and Garicano's messy jobs.

The Tim Ferriss Show Transcripts: How to Simplify Your Life — Tips from Oliver Burkeman, Chip Conley, Elizabeth Gilbert, and More (#885)

Please enjoy this transcript of a special compilation episode on how to simplify your life. It features wisdom and advice from Chip Conley, Greg McKeown, David Allen, Elizabeth Gilbert, and Oliver

The Global Shift | Rabbit Hole Recap #422

marginal revolution read out: Florian Schneider, RIP

The post Florian Schneider, RIP pairs a brief memorial note with Tyler Cowen's essay on the achievements of the Bundesrepublik Deutschland.

Ubuntu Dropping GNU PGP in Favor of Another Rust Clone

"The goal is for \[Rust Clone] to become Ubuntu's default OpenPGP toolchain."Lifetime Sub Sale, Plus Your Name on the LCOS About

marginal revolution read out: Words to live by?

The post 'Words to live by?' covers a quoted Economist passage on the scale and speed of American finance and the author's brief praise of it.

Is Bitcoin About to Shock Everyone in Q4? | Jordi Visser

Jordi Visser is a veteran macro investor with 30+ years of experience and the author of the VisserLabs Substack. In this conversation, we break down why the macro doomers are wrong about rates,

Daily Briefing: October 3, 2026, morning

The briefing for 2026-10-03 covers thirteen articles on AI advances, corporate influence in education, surveillance and Meta penalties, developer tools, economics and finance, Stoic practice, and the political standing of the second Trump administration.

Sign-In With GPT, Anthropic Vs. the Pope, Paramount Rebrands as Skydance | Diet TBPN

Diet TBPN delivers the best of today’s TBPN episode in 30 minutes. TBPN is a live tech talk show hosted by John Coogan and Jordi Hays, streaming weekdays 11–2 PT on X and YouTube, with each

Ep. 2801 The GOP's Young People Problem, and What Should Be Done

Independent Pollster Rich Baris discusses his new book Burn It Down: What the Polls Say Young Americans Really Want.   Sponsors: Persist Marketing (https://Persist.Marketing) Supporting Listeners

Radio Open Source in Clips: AI Apocalypse?

AI Apocalypse? features Christopher Lydon in conversation with Ben Hurlbut about the alarm over artificial intelligence as a symptom of deeper failures in democratic governance and technological power.

Seroter's Daily Reading: Daily Reading List – October 2, 2026 (#880)

Seroter's reading list for October 2 covers the React Native versus Flutter debate, Meta's enterprise trust problem, Spanner Omni and queues, AI agent SEO, AI coding review bottlenecks, Swift on the server, GKE startup boost, and more.

PBJ: Starlink’s Internet Takeover, White House AI Accord, Bitcoin and Lightning for AI Agents

0:00 - NCAA chaos and travel plans 4:06 - Deepfakes and proving identity (biometrics, signed video, Face ID) 12:07 - Key storage, social recovery and webs of trust 18:43 - Ideas for PBJ: AI