#Social

Trump revokes clearance for ex-CISA chief Krebs after he declared 2020 election secure, contradicting Trump. Seen as Trump's revenge on cyber/election officials. More clearances suspended.

This article argues that misinformation is the default state, while trustworthy information requires effort and is often provided by reliable institutions like governments for essential services (e.g., safe water). It explores rationality and coordination in navigating information.

Trump's tariffs are shaking up Big Tech! Hardware giants like Apple, Dell, Oracle are expectedly hit. But surprisingly, even Meta, less reliant on hardware, is feeling the pinch. Global supply chains and tech stocks feel the tariff tremors.

The article provides guidance on safeguarding your phone and data privacy when crossing the US border, highlighting the potential risks of searches by border officials and offering practical tips to protect personal information.

Jeffrey Goldberg discusses the impact of a viral group chat that disrupted the internet, exploring the reasons behind its influence and the broader implications for online communication and media dynamics.

Bryan Irace argues that Apple risks losing a generation of developers to newer tools like Cursor, Replit, or v0 due to the absence of competitive AI tooling.

Semantic Diffusion discusses the evolving definition of "vibe coding," originally meant as code produced by LLMs without review, now broadly used to describe any code generated by LLMs.

CIA Director reveals that Signal, known for its strong encryption, comes pre-installed on agency computers, highlighting the importance of secure communication even within intelligence agencies.

Tesla's European deliveries dropped by 43% despite a 31% rise in the overall EV market, suggesting competitive challenges or production issues impacting Tesla's European market share.