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U.S. Intel Community Dropped the Ball on Covid-19, Congress Finds(foreignpolicy.com)
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The Enduring Value of an Analogue Technology(economist.com)
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End of Covid Zero Threatens to Overwhelm China with Infections(bloomberg.com)
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The 8 Influencers Charged With a $100M ETF Fraud Scheme(qz.com)
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China’s Great Covid-19 Wave Has Begun(foreignpolicy.com)
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by i13e 4y ago
https://archive.vn/NscmB
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Elon Musk’s Bankers Consider Tesla Margin Loans to Cut Risky Twitter Debt(bloomberg.com)
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What Does It Mean to Align AI with Human Values?(quantamagazine.org)
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by i13e 4y ago
Their official update from last night: "On Dec 11 at 7:30 PST, our main database crashed & corrupted some of the data. This is unplanned & we've been working around the clock to restore it. It's a painstakingly slow p
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Trakt Has Been Down for Two Days(status.trakt.tv)
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Pandemic E-Commerce Boom Is Here to Stay(axios.com)
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At Colorado's Museum of Friends, Art Is Priceless(csmonitor.com)
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by i13e 4y ago
I use BTRFS on my laptop and in case anyone is interested in trying it, please be sure you know how to chroot into the system in case it won't start. Arch Linux had a problematic GRUB package pushed to stable a few months ago and it
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by i13e 4y ago
That reminds me of Godwin's Law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law
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How Good Is ChatGPT?(economist.com)
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The scourge of job title inflation(economist.com)
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Will Qatar Always Be Rich?(foreignpolicy.com)
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The Rise of the Super App(economist.com)
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by i13e 4y ago
Yes but the issue is that while laying off so many people could have reduced their burn to zero, losing half of your top 100 advertisers AND adding billions in debt, plus losing most of your staff is a recipe for disaster. Sorry if I didn&#
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by i13e 4y ago
Twitter now has billions in debt that it has to service and has lost half of their top 100 advertisers. Their plan to sell an 8$ subscription won't have the reach or ability to service that debt, and while layoffs were necessary to cut
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From Fear to Self-Reliance: Behind China’s Covid-19 Shift(csmonitor.com)
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Hurricanes, War, or Pandemic: 4 Steps to Support Remote Employees in a Crisis(qz.com)
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What causes Alzheimer's? Scientists are rethinking the answer(quantamagazine.org)
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SBF Will Testify Before House Committee Next Tuesday(axios.com)
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From Systems in Motion, Infinite Patterns Appear(quantamagazine.org)
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Rage Is Twitter's Currency and Elon Musk Is Mining It(qz.com)
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The Math Behind Wordle Guesses(quantamagazine.org)
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by i13e 4y ago
If you don't like the ads I'm sure there will be ways to block them. Every search engine has ads, StartPage, DDG, Google, etc... None have an option to pay. I don't see what's wrong with them keeping the lights on, every
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How Florida Got So Weird(youtube.com)
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Researchers Crack Nearly 500 Year Old Code(arstechnica.com)
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