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IBM Debuts First Sub-1 Nanometer Chip Technology
It's a picometer world now
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IBM Debuts First Sub-1 Nanometer Chip Technology
It's a picometer world now
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Advanced AI models suffer a near-total collapse on classic psychology test as cognitive demands increase
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Simple, honest, direct language. Two syllables, worker. Almost sounds like the men themselves.
That was seventy years ago. Then a whole generation went by and the very same condition was called human resource. Four syllables now. Takes a little longer to say.
Doesn't seem to hurt as much. Human is a nicer word than worker. WORKER! Human Resource.
Then we had the financial crisis, 2008. Michael Burry was riding high by that time, and the very same condition was called labor capital. Hey, were up to five syllables now! And the humanity has been squeezed completely out of the phrase.
It's totally sterile now. Labor capital. Sounds like something that might happen to your car. Then of course, came the COVID pandemic, which has only been over for about two or three years, and thanks to the lies and deceits surrounding that pandemic, I guess it's no surprise that the very same condition was called lower value human capital.
Shoehorned that together
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Mexico Just Showed Off a New Extremely Cheap, Government-Backed EV
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That means over 100... The press release says 125 and their savings calculator shows up to 120...
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Supreme Court rules Rastafari man can’t sue Louisiana prison officials who cut his dreadlocks
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Exactly. This is a "no beef is the first thing we thought of" situation.
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Mexico Just Showed Off a New Extremely Cheap, Government-Backed EV
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🙄
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Supreme Court rules Rastafari man can’t sue Louisiana prison officials who cut his dreadlocks
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some kind of rationale, like maybe
Regardless of the individual rationale, they have a duty to accommodate religious beliefs.
Your example is just as bad as force feeding a vegan beef because they are anemic. Yes technically it's "better" for them, but you have every other option to deal with it that doesn't involve infringing on their rights. Don't be a lazy, criminally negligent dick.
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Mexico Just Showed Off a New Extremely Cheap, Government-Backed EV
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The article states 77?
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Valve Says the Steam Machine Saw a Similar Price Increase as the Steam Deck, Which Means It Was Originally Supposed to Cost About $750
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Yeah
How dare he buy these yachts, and a shipyard, just to turn around and use it all to live on and own. Completely sick and twisted to outfit them for deep sea research and have his company provide research support completely for free.
Just terrible. He should put all this money to a charity that he has no control over and isn't beholden to him in any way.
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I'm this close to sleeping my way to the top of capitalism
I let her keep thinking I am rich, and I asked for a big salary for my social media role. She is offering me more money than anyone in my village ever had, plus a percentage of the company.
I have to say, this is normal. The public image of a company used to be the responsibility of someone highly trusted who directly managed it. Now it's unknown departments, with underpaid faceless people, who aren't really responsible for anything individually and can be blamed for everything.
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FBI Tried to Flip Anti-ICE Protesters Into Informants
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Have a friend email you shit post plans for deniability, so you can say it was "to the best of your knowledge" all real
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Rent collections are down in New York – and no one's sure why
No one? Really? Nobody? Not a single person? Not sure?
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Intersex Teacher in Florida Says School Fired Him Based on Belief He Was Trans. Shepard Scalf said in an EEOC filing that a parent complained to the district that he was transgender.
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Nerd
But yes absolutely
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You've been formally invited to laugh at me troubleshooting my first issue in Linux.
Could be a new firmware in the fresh one
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No Kings Protest, Minnesota
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Wow don't dox yourself man
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Free energy mod!
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Assisted modes already exist, and regenerative braking already exist
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TIL Larry Silverstein, the leaseholder of the World Trade Center, secured insurance coverage for the complex, including terrorism risk, six weeks before the September 11, 2001 attacks.
The title should say "leased and secured insurance for" instead of just the latter. It makes it sound unusual instead of just part of taking control of a property.
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Israeli soldiers reportedly torture one-year-old child in Gaza to force confessions from his father
BABY
not child
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A college student is suing a dating app that allegedly used her TikTok videos to target men in her dormitory
Wow that is not only predatory, but incredibly unsafe for the girl. They should be charged for inciting harassment, if she had any of that or not.
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As opposed to a mobile uncle
Normalize male child care
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Papers, Please creator Lucas Pope says he no longer reveals what he’s working on in case it’s stolen or ‘slurped up by AI’
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To be fair, the first spawned a genre and the second is a masterpiece, he set an impossible standard. But you could have said that before the second was released.
If I could tell Pope one thing, it's "just make games you think you'll like dude"