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recent polling is just a total repudiation of the idea that full spectrum opposition to trump across every area was/is a bad idea

Yonah Freemark@yonahfreemark.com

New NYT/Siena Poll: —Trump's approval rating is 42% vs. 54% disapprove —59% of voters think Trump's 2nd term in office is "scary" —54% say Trump is "exceeding the powers available to him" —Trump has negative approval in all policy areas www.nytimes.com/2025/04/25/u...

Today I asked Claude to create a FORTH VM. It wrote a lightweight implementation of the language for the Raspberry Pi Pico in Python, along with documentation, in about a minute. The project is on GitHub, and there's a short demo video. github.com/romilly/pico... youtu.be/fXhMrK3_kTY

github.comGitHub - romilly/pico-forth-from-claude: A functioning FORTH implementation in Python for the Raspberry Pi Pico.A functioning FORTH implementation in Python for the Raspberry Pi Pico. - romilly/pico-forth-from-claude

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It's our birthday! 🎂 The Royal Institution was founded on this day in 1799 for "the teaching by courses of Philosophical Lectures and Experiments, the application of Science to the Common Purposes of Life". In this 1985 video, George Porter shows us Faraday's lab, which you can still visit today

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This is a #RaspberryPi and CamJam event at the William Gates Building in Cambridge on Saturday, 1st March. Come along - it's always a lovely time with like-minded people!

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Some good news re H5N1… A single dose of broadly nAb protects macaques from H5N1 flu. All the pre-treated animals survived, incurring very limited signs of disease vs controls developed severe or fatal illness. Protection from severe disease would last wks. shorturl.at/jfOo0 #BlueSky #MedSky #IDSky

shorturl.atSingle dose of broadly neutralizing antibody protects macaques from H5N1 influenzaNIH science lays groundwork for future studies in people.

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