- A 24/7 live Twitch stream called “The Great Moose Migration” (svt_slow) uses 30 remote-controlled cameras and night-vision gear to follow Swedish moose crossing the Ångermanälven river, illustrating large-scale wildlife monitoring with consumer-grade tech.  
- Discussion of Demonpore’s nanopore-sensing game platform: the prototype is a gamified USB-C peripheral that crowdsources raw nanopore data to refine molecule identification algorithms, with revenue reinvested to improve the system for non-game applications.  
- nmz787 clarifies that the device can operate offline via a microcontroller-hosted web interface, but most users expect cloud integration; raw data (e.g., glucose, vanillin) will be shared openly to accelerate open-source chemistry research.  
- Chia network’s netspace reached 1.7 EB, prompting links to plotter tools and charts, highlighting the rapid growth of storage-based cryptocurrency mining.  
- A Y Combinator S-corp structure for Demonpore raises investor questions about how value accrues to shareholders while pursuing open-data, B-corp-style goals.  
- The “pig and the farmer” parable—used by Taleb and others—frames investment and insurance as bets where the animal’s lifetime of favorable experience masks a catastrophic black-swan outcome, underscoring risk-modeling debates.  
- DIYhpluswiki updates added Alex Bosworth’s insights on Lightning routing, expanding the open-source knowledge base for decentralized payment networks.