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NASASpaceFlight.com · 5h ago

ESA, CAS release first images from SMILE; officially begin science operations

Following its launch in May and a multi-month commissioning period, the joint European Space Agency… The post ESA, CAS release first images from SMILE; officially begin science operations

Contraptions · 6h ago

Divergence with a Vengeance

The 19th century was more important than I previously thought

Marginal REVOLUTION · 10h ago

Sunday assorted links

1. New London play about Keynes. 2. Aphantasia, and looking at buildings. 3. AI and job growth in Africa. 4. On Nussbaum, opera, and liberalism. 5. Congress seeks to speed up energy permitting (NYT).

The Subjunctive · 11h ago

Occluded Perfection

On the Psychology of Preservation

Marginal REVOLUTION · 12h ago

My blurb for Ethan Mollick’s new book

I was asked to blurb it for the AIs, and so this is what they got: Humans like those who appreciate them, and who are not too afraid of them.  Perhaps the AIs are somewhat similar?  Well, my

Behind the Craft · 13h ago

How to Use AI to Survive (and Even Enjoy) Meetings | Sam Stephenson

Watch now (33 mins) | Granola’s co-founder on the AI habits that help him show up prepared, plus how his team avoids AI slop and burnout

Terence Eden’s Blog · 16h ago

My Pitch for the New Season of Doctor Who

With the news that the BBC are tendering for a new series of Doctor Who, I thought I'd write down what I want from the show. This is, to be fair, pure fan-service wankery with zero chance of being

Marginal REVOLUTION · 16h ago

Does Costco Cause Cancer?

In December 2025, researchers led by Yazan Alwadi at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health published a paper in Environmental Health that claimed to find that cancer incidence increased for

Joe Reis · 18h ago

The Pendulums of Data

The Weekend Windup #48 - Cool reads, events, links, and more

Seth's Blog · 18h ago

Getting critical

I’d heard a lot about critical theory but didn’t really understand what was being talked about. The Frankfurt School of the 1930s wasn’t really a school. It was philosophers and academics who

Marginal REVOLUTION · 20h ago

Marital sorting by class and race

Americans rarely marry outside their race or class group, a pattern with well-documented implications for inequality and intergenerational mobility. Limited exposure may partly explain these low

Marginal REVOLUTION · 22h ago

Do the elderly prefer robotic care?

The Japanese elderly, to be clear: Population aging and shortages of long-term care workers have increased interest in care-giving robots and information and communication technology (ICT). This

Simon Willison's Weblog · 1d ago

We're going to need default hard budget caps on pretty much everything

Here's a product feature which the world is going to need a whole lot more of over the coming months and years: **default hard budget caps**. I'm talking about the feature of pay-by-usage services

NASASpaceFlight.com · 1d ago

ESA to pursue crew transport and space stations as European launchers come online

The European Space Agency (ESA) recently started investigating options for a European-led space station. The… The post ESA to pursue crew transport and space stations as European launchers come

Simon Willison's Weblog · 1d ago

September sponsors-only newsletter

I just sent the September edition of my [sponsors-only monthly newsletter](https://github.com/sponsors/simonw/). If you are a sponsor (or start a sponsorship now) you can [access it

Feld Thoughts · 1d ago

New Zealand, Colorado, and a Lunch in Boulder

I've fallen in love with New Zealand. On October 16, NZ investors and advisors are coming to Boulder for an Active Investor Plus roadshow lunch.

Marginal REVOLUTION · 1d ago

Saturday assorted links

1. Rewarding failure? 2. An excellent Brian Potter explainer on how matrix algebra is used in both LLMs and robotics. 3. Chat with Mircea Cărtărescu. 4. It seems the expansion of remote work

Marginal REVOLUTION · 1d ago

Florian Schneider, RIP

One of the titans, and yes from the BRD. The post Florian Schneider, RIP (https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/florian-schneider-rip.html) appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION

Seth's Blog · 1d ago

Uniformity

Consistency costs extra. If you want to buy machine screws or widgets that are exactly the same to five decimal points, you’ll pay a premium for that. In exchange, you’ll get parts that are

Noahpinion · 1d ago

The second Trump presidency is a world-historic failure

How did Trump fumble so badly?

Marginal REVOLUTION · 1d ago

Words to live by?

In the past year American markets have digested the largest-ever initial public offering (SpaceX), equity raise by a public company (Google) or a foreign firm (SK Hynix), private-funding round

Stoicism Today · 1d ago

Of Attribution Errors and Virtue: The Stoic Heart

By Andi Sciacca

Marginal REVOLUTION · 1d ago

New issue of Econ Journal Watch

Volume 23, Issue 2, September 2026 In this issue: “China shock” fragility: According to David Autor, David Dorn, and Gordon Hanson (2013), the “China shock” hit the United States from 1990

Richard Seroter's Architecture Musings · 2d ago

Daily Reading List – October 2, 2026 (#880)

Today's links look at how React Native solved a problem nobody had, whether you can SEO your way into an AI agent's recommendation, and why redesign doesn't happen enough.

Simon Willison's Weblog · 2d ago

Rex's Dino Store

**Museum:** [Rex's Dino Store](https://www.niche-museums.com/119) Located just before the turnstiles in the Grand Army Plaza subway station at the north end of Brooklyn's Prospect Park is this

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