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Cold War Missile Silo for Sale in Washington
(boundlessestates.com)
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Perfect Recession Predictors
(perfectpredictors.com)
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There are a lot of small companies with home built software they need maintained. Go to the small businesses with the largest building's in your area. They have something whipped up they need fixed, expanded, etc.
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China's bullet-shape satellite future for low orbit surveillance network
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Zillow to bar publicly marketed listings not shared via MLS
(realestatenews.com)
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Change name to an Indian one, problem solved!
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The first thing I thought of was he would benefit from joining an open source project.
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Pete Rose among players reinstated by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred
(cincinnati.com)
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Fortnite applies to launch on Apple's App Store after Epic Games court win
(cnbc.com)
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The brains
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If you pay me back say in Pesos and I can print Pesos then did you really give me anything at all because I have more all for free. If I own a teddy bear factory and I give you 10 teddy bears and you give me back 11 teddy bears I would pref
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The Euro may go for it https://www.bruegel.org/first-glance/more-eu-debt-issuance-w...
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If I am China I lend you money I would like get paid back in dollars because I can already print as many Yuan as a I want. Why should I lend to you in a currency I can turn the printing press on for. So it feels like the Dollar will be ar
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Frequency of Papal Names
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When the wright brothers made their plane they didn't expect today that there are thousands of planes flying at a time. When the Internet was developed they didn't imagine the world wide Web. When cars started to get popular peopl
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1y ago
I went to the dollar store and stocked up on some cheap shampoos and things I like to use. I'm loaded up on TVs monitors and other stuff already. We need to do something to shake up global supply chain, we will see what happens because
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China deploys army of fake NGOs at UN to intimidate, silence critics
(hongkongfp.com)
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No alternative but to disband Hong Kong's Democratic Party, leader says
(hongkongfp.com)
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Slate EV Is a Bare-Bones Truck with Crank Windows and No Paint
(theautopian.com)
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Tom Hanks says not a chance! https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_circle_2017
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Steve Jobs and Winamp
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WhatsApp is not profitable yet. At least not as October 2024. YouTube had the advantage of being able to post pirated videos something that I'm not sure Google would have been able to do. YouTube gained traction in ways Google couldn
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Plus they already have a coding agent. This is beginning to feel like Yahoo 2.0. When you have just raised $40 billion and you spend $3 billion on a company that has a product that you also build that is dumb as rocks.
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https://www.pymnts.com/artificial-intelligence-2/2025/openai...
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I am going to miss getting free seeds from China.
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It seems FPGA can now do things for LLM's so there might be some future in that https://www.achronix.com/blog/accelerating-llm-inferencing-f...
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I am just going to go with Google AI on that one China's WTO compliance record is often criticized for several reasons, including violations of market orientation principles, state-led industrial planning, excessive subsidies, and non-
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The rich have always blamed others for the growing wealth gap. Americans often point to outside forces instead of holding the government accountable. Years of messaging have trained people to support tariffs, spending cuts, and even anti-im
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Soon, critical thinking may vanish from education for most kids. The wealthy will keep real teachers, while poor students get limited AI holograms—all to cut costs and keep taxes low for the top 0.01%.
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Put in that persons first name as 'Big' last name 'Balls'. No one will question the hire, change the persons name later to their actual name.
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