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Like a phoenix from the ashes, flying into “Another Dimension” open.substack.com/pub/thecul…
october is cybersecurity awareness month and instead of companies learning to invest in defense and workers they will continue to doompost about AI boosted attacks while one guy and the number 4 stands between a massive infrastructure attack
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Fantasy computer security problems: "Maybe by sending packets and detecting the timing of the vibrations of the computer case, it is possible for an attacker to gain information about the private key."
Real computer security problems: "The private key was 4. Not 4 digits. 4."
i know its trendy and fun to hate on the US but quite frankly the scoring at today's world's is giving "anyone but yall okay"
effectively every major tech product has been made worse in the last few years explicitly as a means of inducing growth, all as the tech industry has built giant monoliths selling software under the threat of job replacement, and in doing so has made all hardware more expensive
And with that we have our first dead AI startup, one of the first big names!
Character.AI said on Monday it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US and agreed to sell some of its assets to Walt Disney for $20 million. reuters.com/legal/litigation…
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Women with high cognitive ability face "detrimental interpersonal ramifications" at work
Men do not.
The theory is that smarter women violate perceived social role expectations leading them to face backlash that men do not receive psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?d…
I have to get out of here
Horror Movies and Politics Are Killing Film Festivals hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
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Ella Langley’s “Choosing Texas” is the number 1 song half of us still haven't heard
its funny (read as: aggravating and demoralizing) that the dept of ed is trying to act like people should study only "profitable" majors like the entire jobs sector isn't in shambles. sometimes I really hate being able to see the big picture because it's exhausting.
you get up there and act like studying English is what dooms you to being unable to pay back student loans when its actually that companies are doing everything they can to cut labor costs. and that never means a cut at the top. it always means cyclical layoffs




















