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When is hiring coming back? Our predictions for 2024
(interviewing.io)
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Vehicle size / design also a factor. US consumer market loves large, robust vehicles, but what protects the driver hurts the pedestrian. Cybertruk is a good example - the sharp edges, the rigid construction - total no go on the Europea
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the forced enrolment of ostensibly independent companies into the security state is one of the most invidious ways in which federal government extends its reach into the lives of its citizens. Delegating authoritarianism to the private sect
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Why the AI Investment Opportunity Is Different
(medium.com)
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notable that this was strongly opposed by the UK government, which is using the child safety argument for the right of security and police services to access private messages
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Small modular nuclear reactors: how China and the US are poles apart in energy
(scmp.com)
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Innovation of the Year: BYD Blade Battery
(electrifying.com)
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Samsung's 3nm chip manufacturing yield may have surpassed TSMC's 3nm yield
(sammobile.com)
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TikTok driving antisemitism? Firm that ran survey didn't reach that conclusion
(semafor.com)
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Second successful launch of this rocket (1 previous failure), more validation for the argument that methane fuel is legitimate contender as the future propellant for orbital launches. Have a feeling that China commercial launch companies mi
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Spain expels two US spies for infiltrating secret service
(english.elpais.com)
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Have there ever been a successful business which operated as a representative democracy (CEO elected on a 4 year cycle, universal suffrage of full time employees)?
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"It’s also designed to shut down automatically if something goes wrong — in contrast to some older systems that required electricity to trigger safety measures, which is what led to the Fukushima Daiichi accident in Japan in 2011"
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"The source declined to identify the foreign governments involved in making the requests but described them as democracies allied to the United States" - why not identify them?
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it should be noted that this species is not actually in danger of extinction, as they are common in the pet trade and seem to be easily bred in captivity. Obviously a tragedy that wild populations are hanging on with these tiny populations
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3y ago
this is true, there is an 'export restriction' for TW workers going to the mainland in certain industries, especially SC
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China-made C919 passenger jet to make first flight outside mainland
(channelnewsasia.com)
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Centaurs and Cyborgs on the Jagged Frontier
(oneusefulthing.org)
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US gov fires a warning shot at Nvidia
(pcgamer.com)
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A conservative cut, according to Daniel Ek, who was considering 20-25%
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Human mobility networks reveal increased segregation in large cities
(nature.com)
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Reshaping the tree: rebuilding organizations for AI
(oneusefulthing.org)
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the oligarchs who dodge the taxes are the same ones who control the 'means of cultural production' - outright owning media, controlling advertising budgets upon which media depends, bankrolling politicians who maintain and extend
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"It is the US that asserts a policy of isolation and punishment of China, not vice versa. So long as the US is maintaining a “defense perimeter” in the East and South China Seas that extends to a few kilometres from mainland China, it
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Exposure to speech before birth can facilitate learning in newborns
(english.elpais.com)
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interesting paper, which supports current gender segregation in chess is positive, as it encourages greater overall female participation in the game.
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Very welcome to see this - it is fantastically useful to have a de facto global language but necessary for all countries to develop sovereign AI independent from the control of other countries
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3y ago
Data collection is less important than data siloing. Need to find a way to ensure private activities of citizens are protected from the intrusions of the state. This might be a predictable future Elon vs 'the man' conflict
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how can US slow down China's nuclear build out - what export controls could be applied? Also I believe that the Hualong One reactor design is based on Westinghouse IP, which might give legal / financial instrument to help fslow do
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New solar installations to hit 413 GW this year
(pv-magazine.com)
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