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Links (93)

2025-11-28 · 00:00 UTC ·Jose Luis Ricon ·1 min read

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Links (93) is a concise curated list (118 words) of commentary and reporting across tech, science, and policy: sharp criticism of NASA's Orion thermal behavior (Casey Handmer, Oct 31, 2025); multiple pieces signaling an AI funding cooldown and debt financings at major firms; Our World in Data evidence that sub‑Saharan economic growth is failing to reduce extreme poverty; plus genomics, vaccine, and cancer threads.

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title: Links (93)
author: Jose Luis Ricon
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publication: Nintil
published: 2025-11-28T00:00:00
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Links (93)

Nasa's orion is flaming garbage

Looks like the AI 2027 report scenario isn't happening and money is running out, fundraising is no longer enough, and large debt raises are now happening. Derek Thompson and Tim Lee on AI bubble discourse.

In what sense is life suffering? (related)

Oakland guy makes klein bottles, stores them under his houses, retrieves them with a custom RC mini forklift

A critique of Nucleus Genomics

The end of progress against extreme poverty: sub-saharan african economies are not growing

A critique and counter-critique (and another) of von Neuman's achievements

Estrogen is back on the menu (for postmenopausal women)

On universal flu vaccines

Cancer has a surprising amount of detail

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