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by TMWNN 1y ago
Edited by me from "Apple, Google and Meta are trying to perfect a science fiction gadget: The universal translator"
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Apple, Google and Meta are trying to perfect the universal translator(cnbc.com)
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Ohio senator introduces 25% tax on companies that outsource jobs overseas(foxnews.com)
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Does Europe Even Know What Competitiveness Means?(bloomberg.com)
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Malcolm Gladwell Says He Was 'Cowed' into Supporting Trans in Women's Sports(newsweek.com)
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Intel amends CHIPS Act deal with US Commerce Department, gets $5.7B early(reuters.com)
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Microsoft's Copilot AI is now inside Samsung TVs and monitors(theverge.com)
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by TMWNN 1y ago
For a lot of Europeans it's as simple as "air conditioning = USA = bad"
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Tea's Founder Convinced Women to Spill Secrets Then Exposed Them(404media.co)
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by TMWNN 1y ago
> That's quite the understatement - they were everywhere. "I doubt we'll ever bomb Japan as long as they make Epson printers" —Woz, 1983 < https://books.google.com/books?id=4S8EAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA19 &
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AI Isn't Coming for Hollywood. It's Already Arrived(wired.com)
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by TMWNN 1y ago
I recently learned that Las Vegas recycles 100% of its drinking water.
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Denmark ending letter deliveries is a sign of the digital times(bbc.com)
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by TMWNN 1y ago
Internet traffic kept growing throughout the dotcom bubble. That valuations got ahead of themselves didn't mean that there wasn't something real driving the hype. Even if AI valuations have a sharp correction, there will still be
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by TMWNN 1y ago
Internet traffic kept growing throughout the dotcom bubble. That valuations got ahead of themselves didn't mean that there wasn't something real driving the hype. Even if AI valuations have a sharp correction, there will still be
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by TMWNN 1y ago
My favorite quote: >Recently, one visitor unaware of the disastrous security situation in and around the station was trying to find his way around and entered what regulars refer to as "the corridor of evil." "He came out
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Brussels' Midi station is plagued by crime and unsanitary conditions (2023)(lemonde.fr)
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by TMWNN 1y ago
Yes. If I'd known that other questions would also use example.com, I would have answered the first question correctly.
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AI can make us UK's biggest firm, Rolls-Royce says(bbc.com)
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H-1B Worker Weighted Selection Rule Clears White House Review(news.bloomberglaw.com)
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The US-China Fight over Panama's Canal Has an Unexpected Winner(bloomberg.com)
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by TMWNN 1y ago
>which will then lead to a big interest in anti-satellite weapons since these will become major targets in a hot war If anything, the other way around. Were Starlink a traditional satellite constellation, with a few in geosynchronous orb
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by TMWNN 1y ago
Yes, I would describe your degree as being from "Goldsmiths, University of London".
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by TMWNN 1y ago
>and all the exams/assignments are graded via Goldsmiths University I realize that you are doing this to check off the degree box on your visa application, but if your degree will be from Goldsmiths (that is, "Goldsmiths, Unive
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by TMWNN 1y ago
Edited by me from "How Stephen Miran—a Harvard-trained former free market champion—became Trump's top ideologue on tariffs"
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Stephen Miran became Trump's top ideologue on tariffs(fortune.com)
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What It's Like to Brainstorm with a Bot(newyorker.com)
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China Tells Brokers to Stop Touting Stablecoins to Cool Frenzy(bloomberg.com)
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by TMWNN 1y ago
Lovell, as Pilot, flew with Frank Borman as Command Pilot on Gemini 7. They spent two very unpleasant weeks in space.[1] Borman commanded Apollo 8, the first manned flight to the moon, again with Lovell. However, Lovell had by then commande
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by TMWNN 1y ago
Thanks for that. Is it available as epub? I would like to read it on Kindle.

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