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'Close to impossible' for Europe to escape clutches of US hyperscalers
(theregister.com)
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Your design of this page and your whole website is beautiful. How many years experience do you have with front end development?
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Klarna's revenue per employee soars to nearly $1M thanks to AI efficiency push
(techcrunch.com)
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Trump to sign bill criminalizing revenge porn and explicit deepfakes
(techcrunch.com)
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Kids Online Safety Act is back, with the potential to change the internet
(techcrunch.com)
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Wanna secure US AI leadership? Stop giving the world excuses to buy Chinese
(theregister.com)
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> She has not yet explained how Aurora is operating without a driver while still remaining in compliance with federal safety regulations. Sounds like they require a vehicle to follow the trucks at this time, moreover, I can’t imagine tha
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For me, a habit is pretty well implanted into my life after 3 months, but only after 3 years do I feel insured that it will stick for life.
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Japanese railway shelter replaced in less than 6 hours by 3D-printed model
(arstechnica.com)
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Wow this is a profoundly unsettling and truthful fact, thanks for sharing.
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-Written by human, not AI Love that you added this to the footer on your website. Goodbye ‘organic’ and ‘non-GMO’ and hello ‘AI-Free’ XD
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Trump Fires Head of National Security Agency and Cyber Command
(techcrunch.com)
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- October 2027 - 'The ability to automate most white-collar jobs' I wonder which jobs would not be automated? Therapy? HR?
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Absolutely. On mobile, the letters are too thin, certainly less accessible for us folks with eyesight issues.
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This article makes many valid points, but it’s important to remember 10%~ of devs are system developers(OS, compilers, firmware, database kernels etc.) For these jobs, the code itself often IS the core product. Correctness, stability, and c
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Nintendo Switch 2 Launches June 5 at $449.99
(businesswire.com)
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I too am interested in learning more about the other side of the debate. "He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that. His reasons may be good, and no one may have been able to refute them. But if he is equally unab
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How These Things Work – A book about CS from first principles (2016)
(reasonablypolymorphic.com)
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2y ago
Absolutely love the work done here! Only change I would make is change "rubber" to "eraser" to help more English speaking children understand the content (:
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This project seems a bit funny to me. Cell level simulation is the current bottleneck of the project, why would we not start at the cellular level, and then move up to multicellular organisms? Of course this ultimately leads to the question
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2 in 5 techies quit over inflexible workplace policies
(theregister.com)
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Software making it easier for AI 'agents' to navigate websites, raises $17M
(techcrunch.com)
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BYD plans to make EV charging as fast as filling a gas tank
(techcrunch.com)
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That’s a good start! 199.75 billion more to go before we recapture the full amount stolen during the pandemic. I wonder if this is on the list for DOGE to audit? https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/new-federal-est
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I’ve always wondered, has there ever been a definitive experiment where one photon hits a slit and on the other side two photons come out, but then when you add a photon observer, it immediately only comes out on one side? Or has the proof
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Minimalist Light Phone III Launches March 27
(techcrunch.com)
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This one is particularly mesmerizing https://mameson.com/experiment/glsl/young_5/young_5.html
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Looks like the device is powered by a battery carried by the patient that is connected through what is called a ‘driveline’ basically a wire coming out of your belly connecting to the heart. Really amazing stuff here, especially considering
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I love that it tells me when to scratch my ear. I am always confused about when I should be doing that. 11/10
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This makes since, but I do like the idea presented before you, that humans are natural, and our evolution is natural, therefor the things that we make are natural too. But then where do you draw the line? If an alien drops a new element on
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