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Grimes invites artists to use her in AI-generated songs and split royalties
(cbsnews.com)
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Cuba’s Unfinished Nuclear Power Station
(exutopia.com)
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I use NSFWWIBM (NOT SAFE FOR WHEN WIFE IS BEHIND ME). Because I work by myself NSFW doesn't apply.
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America’s Smallest Bank That Has No Computers & Two Employees
(indiatimes.com)
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Finland: A Model of Social Support
(dominicanpublications.com)
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Twitter Company ‘No Longer Exists,’ Is Now Part of Musk’s X
(bloomberg.com)
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The ftc gets keep the money they collect. They can't collect anything on chinese companies so best to go after American ones only. I was shopping for outdoor fireplaces on Amazon and looking at the reviews. Interesting that the revie
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Tables are reliable. Css is insane. It is hard to track down where a style is coming from.
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"Of those surveyed, 43 percent of managers said they post job openings online in order to give the impression that the company is growing. Another 43 percent said that they posted job openings to keep current employees motivated. And 3
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USPS facility in Utah does nothing but decipher handwriting
(kutv.com)
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In the past the ban has been on the raw materials. Japan is setup to process raw rare earth materials so it affected them badly.
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Sometimes a country puts people into work camps for holding up a blank piece of paper, sometimes not.
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Taiwan's output of chips requires inputs from the rest of the world including Japan. At this time it doesn't make sense for china to cut out it's main source of high tech chips. It could make sense later if China had its ow
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They did take them and a good thing too. In the cultural revolution the CCP destroyed the priceless Chinese antiquities on the mainland. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Olds
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China detains staff, raids office of US due diligence firm Mintz Group
(reuters.com)
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Illinois teen loses memory every 2 hours after traumatic head injury (2019)
(insider.com)
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If you have that sweet investor money just go all cloud!
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It's been my experience that people can't tell the difference between the delete button and the spam button.
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Who is leading the critical technology race?
(techtracker.aspi.org.au)
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damn your reasonable logic!
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When America Outlawed Pinball (2016)
(history.com)
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Space dust as Earth’s sun shield
(attheu.utah.edu)
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China Stole an Entire Airplane (2019)
(industryweek.com)
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while wearing Crocs
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The moral of the story is to pee in a cup
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Has Windows become Spyware? [video]
(youtube.com)
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There is no real way to document a large software system even if you wanted to. You would have to update the documentation every day assuming someone is going to read and digest it even if you make it available.
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There is no US labor shortage. That’s a myth
(theguardian.com)
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ChatGPT is sort of the reverse of Grammerly. I know little about proper grammer so I put most everything into Grammerly and it produces a lot of suggestions and I take them because they sound good and I don't really know any better. I
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Tech mogul Bryan Johnson, 45, spends $2Myr to achieve 18-year-old body
(nypost.com)
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