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A new documentary on Elizabeth Holmes is coming from A24, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. Titled You Can See Everything, it was filmed in two thousand twenty three, just before Holmes reported to prison to begin her eleven-year sentence for defrauding Theranos investors. The pairing of Fielder's deadpan lens with one of Silicon Valley's most studied frauds is, to say the least, an intriguing combination.
Shifting to the world of open-source AI, a new paper on arXiv takes a hard look at what happens when uncensored open-weight models get released into the wild. The argument is that redistribution itself becomes the persistence layer — meaning once a model is out, no takedown or policy change can put it back. It's a sober reminder that the release decision is essentially permanent.
And on the practical side of networking, a community resource cataloguing over a hundred things you can do with Tailscale has been making the rounds. From secure home lab access to connecting remote teams without a traditional VPN headache, it reads less like a marketing page and more like a genuine exploration of what mesh networking quietly makes possible.
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