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The secondary market for private company shares doesn’t just reflect investor sentiment — it prices the future before the future arrives. And right now, that market is delivering a verdict on the AI race that should unsettle OpenAI’s backers: Anthropic is being repriced as the preferred bet, while OpenAI, the category’s supposed frontrunner, is experiencing ... Read more
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Some weekends are for comfort, others are for chaos. This one? A bit of both. Whether it’s revisiting a gaming icon that defined an era, diving into a massively upgraded open-world epic, or trying out this generation’s cult classic title set to leave Game Pass soon, this lineup has range. 1. Tomb Raider I-III Remastered […] Read more ›
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Django creator Simon Willison said AI could usher in the "dark factory" era, when bots run everything and there's no need to keep the lights on. Read more ›
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If you own an Android phone and you need to send it in for repairs, this is an extra security precaution you can take to protect your data. Here's what it does. Read more ›
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A former U.S. spy spoke to The New Yorker about "years of clandestine work for the C.I.A. — which, he said, had 'prevented Iran from getting a nuke'." [Kevin] Chalker told me that, as he understood it, the Pentagon had suggested running commando operations to kill key Iranian scientists, as Israel subsequently did. But the C.I.A. proposed recruiting those scientists to defect, as U.S. spies had once courted Soviet physicists.... Read more ›
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Magazines and marketing materials buzz with specifications and measurements, but for daily drivers and commuter cars, some things just don't matter. Read more ›
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Microsoft says Copilot is for “entertainment purposes only,” despite deep integration into Office and Windows, sparking criticism over mixed messaging. Read more ›
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Your engine's reusable filter can last up to 50,000 miles, but washing it incorrectly can ruin it. Here is how to safely restore your horsepower. Read more ›
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Samsung is rumored to be launching a wider form factor Galaxy Z Fold this year alongside the Galaxy Z Fold8, which will keep the taller and narrower form factor of its predecessor. The "Wide Fold" was shown in some leaked renders last month, but it doesn't have an agreed upon name yet, we've heard it referred to as Galaxy Z Fold8 Wide in the past, and today it's the Galaxy... Read more ›
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A new report claims LinkedIn scans over 6,000 Chrome extensions and collects device data using hidden scripts, raising major privacy concerns. Read more ›
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Studies show AI companions can reduce loneliness, but experts warn about emotional dependence and risks of replacing real human connections. Read more ›
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There's finally a release date for the Spaceballs sequel — but before you get too excited, it's a whole year away. As first reported by Deadline, Amazon MGM Studios announced on Friday night that the upcoming Spaceballs movie will hit theaters on April 23, 2027, right around the 40th anniversary of the first film. Several members of the original cast will be reprising their roles, according to Deadline, including Mel... Read more ›
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Slashdot reader Kirkman14 writes: A year before the Web opened to the public, Texas entrepreneur Don Lokke was trying to syndicate weekly political cartoons to bulletin board systems. His "telecomics," as he called them, represent an overlooked early experiment in online comics. Lokke launched his main series, "Mack the Mouse" at the height of the 1992 Clinton-Bush-Perot presidential race. His mouse protagonist voiced the frustrations felt by everyday Americans about... Read more ›
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After four decades of hitting every financial milestone and career goal his father laid out for him, a 66-year-old electrician discovers that the crushing emptiness he feels isn't from falling short of success—it's from spending his entire life perfectly executing someone else's definition of it. Read more ›
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People who seem unbothered by others' opinions haven't stopped caring — they've relocated the judge from other people's heads into their own, building an internal audience whose standards they take more seriously than any external crowd. Read more ›
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Children praised for being 'easy' often learned that having no needs was the price of love. Decades later, they struggle to distinguish genuine low-maintenance temperament from a lifetime of suppressed needs, and the cost is intimacy, authenticity, and self-knowledge. Read more ›
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At some point in the last decade, preferring to text became something people apologize for. Not formally, not loudly, but in the small ways: the “sorry, I’m bad at phone calls” that gets deployed before someone even asks. The “I know this is easier for me than for you.” The implicit acceptance that phone calls ... Read more Read more ›
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There is a version of your life that exists only in your head. You didn’t consciously design it — it assembled itself from ambient cultural information, parental expectations, the timelines of people you went to school with, social media feeds, and the general background radiation of a society that makes constant implicit suggestions about what ... Read more Read more ›
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The friends who survive months of silence aren't low-maintenance relationships. They're the rare bonds built on seeing someone's unperformed self — and the psychological security required to hold that space is anything but effortless. Read more ›
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Children who mediated between their parents developed extraordinary emotional skills that organisations reward and relationships struggle to contain. Six signs reveal how the same conflict-management instincts that fuel professional success quietly drain personal connection. Read more ›
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Most people think of boredom as a sign of an under-occupied mind. The fix, in common understanding, is more stimulation — more activity, more distraction, more things happening. The assumption is that boredom is simply what happens when not enough is going on. Highly intelligent people tend to experience something that looks like boredom from ... Read more Read more ›
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Gulf sovereign wealth funds have quietly become the indispensable capital layer for Western AI infrastructure, creating structural dependencies that reshape who holds leverage over the next decade of computing. From Saudi PIF's record dealmaking to Qatar's $25 billion Goldman Sachs partnership, the scale of deployment has crossed a threshold that demands scrutiny — not as a trend, but as a condition of the new technological order. Read more ›
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The question of what will power the electrical grid in 2035 is no longer an academic exercise confined to energy policy conferences. It is a high-stakes commercial race with hundreds of billions of dollars in capital allocation decisions hinging on the answer. And the outcome is far less certain than most coverage suggests. The catalyst ... Read more Read more ›
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I’ve noticed this for years but only recently had language for it. The moment I stop trying to impress someone is often the exact moment the conversation actually starts. Up until that point I’ve been presenting — choosing words more carefully than I need to, moving the interaction in directions that reflect well on me, ... Read more Read more ›
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