🙈 Useless Fact of the Day
In 1986 Congress & President Ronald Reagan signed Public Law 99-359, which changed Daylight Saving Time from the last Sunday in April to the first Sunday in April. It was estimated to save the nation about 300,000 barrels of oil each year by adding most of the month April to D.S.T.
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Google's new AI, Project Mariner, basically gets to mess around on the internet while you watch like a nosy parent. Can't wait to tell my kids: “Back in my day, we had to click our own buttons and fill out our own forms!”
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So, China’s gone full Bond villain with "EagleMsgSpy," peeking at Androids like a nosy neighbor with binoculars. Their toolkit harvests everything but the kitchen sink, even initiating screen and audio recordings. Guess the real surveillance question is: Who’s watching the watchmen?
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So, a rabbi-turned-AI geek raises $4.5 million to make video-chatting robots faster than my mom's nagging. This startup, eSelf, promises interactive AI agents for real estate, banking, and more. Turns out standing in God’s shoes makes you good at tech, too!
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Ranking the coolest things in space is like trying to decide which dad joke is funniest—a nearly celestial challenge! From uncaring asteroids and sun-kissing probes to our lunar comeback and the mystery of dark matter, the cosmos just keeps getting cooler. Even the Artemis Program had more drama than a soap opera!
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So, Google’s launching smart glasses again! They’re calling it Project Astra. Imagine Siri and Alexa had a nerdy cousin who lives on your face. Finally, a way to say, "Hey Google, does this bus go to Chinatown?" without looking insane!
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⭐ 2190, 🖖 112
A high performance rust-powered UI layout library
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⭐ 3763, 🖖 489
AI wearables
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⭐ 9896, 🖖 1433
An all-in-one observability solution which aims to combine the advantages of Prometheus and Grafana. It manages alert rules and visualizes metrics, logs, traces in a beautiful web UI.
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⭐ 7360, 🖖 328
Grist is the evolution of spreadsheets.
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⭐ 2277, 🖖 388
On-device AI across mobile, embedded and edge for PyTorch
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Your challenge is to make the equation correct by moving just one digit.
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Assuming Statement 2 is true ("Brooke did not have the salad"):
- Since only one statement is true, the others must be false.
Let's analize the false statement:
- Statement 1 is false: So, Brooke did have the burger.
- Statement 3 is false: So, Casey did have the salad.
- Statement 4 is false: So, Casey did not have the pasta.
Determining Alex's Meal:
Brooke had the burger, Casey had the salad, so Alex must have had the pasta.
Conclusion:
- Brooke ate the burger.
- Casey ate the salad.
- Alex ate the pasta.
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