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🚀 Elon Musk founds new AI company called X.AI

Elon Musk has founded a new AI company called X.AI, which was incorporated in Nevada and rumored to compete with OpenAI, with Musk as its director and Jared Birchall as its secretary.

🚀 Elon Musk provides detailed review of Starship’s first launch

Elon Musk provided a detailed review of Starship's debut launch and expects the rocket to fly again as early as two or three months, stating that the launch slightly exceeded his expectations and damage to the launch site was not extensive.

🌍 ‘Not just a problem of science’: how the environmental crisis is also cultural

An exhibition titled "Nature, Crisis, Consequence" at the New-York Historical Society explores the cultural and civil rights impact of environmental crisis by displaying classic 19th-century American paintings alongside contemporary works by artists from groups underrepresented in historical narratives. Curator Dr Wendy Nālani E Ikemoto hopes to expand audiences' understanding of history, civil rights and climate change through the exhibition, which runs until 16 July.

🏈 ‘What if you don’t make it?’: about football’s brutal talent machine

Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold has launched "The After Academy" initiative to support ex-academy players who don't make it to professional football, offering education and career prospects through partnerships with Liverpool FC, Therabody, Red Bull, and Under Armour, who are offering internships, placements, and full-time work, stating that he hopes to provide whatever someone might need during that difficult time.

🤔 Twitter is randomly logging out users

Twitter is randomly logging out users, which may be impacting desktop users who are using Twitter, and the problem is yet to be acknowledged by the social network.

🔒 Google plans to add end-to-end encryption to Authenticator

Google plans to add end-to-end encryption to its Authenticator product in the future, after criticism from security researchers for not including it with its account-syncing update, but there is no timeline for its implementation, leaving users with the option of using the feature without E2EE or continuing to use Google Authenticator offline.

🍌 Banana drama: ‘hungry’ South Korean student eats $120k artwork

A South Korean art student was filmed eating a banana from Maurizio Cattelan's Comedian installation, which is worth $120,000, before reattaching the skin to the wall with duct tape, stating that he did it because he was hungry and that "damaging a work of modern art could also be [interpreted as] artwork."

🎥 The entire Super Mario Bros. movie keeps getting posted to Twitter

Twitter is having DMCA problems after a copy of the entire Super Mario Bros movie has been posted to the platform with 9.3 million views, raising concerns about the lack of a moderation team on the platform.

💰 People Put Nearly $1B into Apple Savings Accounts in First 4 Days

Apple has reportedly attracted deposits of close to $1bn in just four days after its new high-yield savings account was launched, according to anonymous sources cited by Forbes. The bank is backed by Goldman Sachs and has an interest rate of 4.15%, compared to the national average rate of 0.24%, though analysts are debating whether the bank's success is due to user loyalty to the company, the proliferation of iPhones or interest rates rising elsewhere. The account is restricted to those with iPhones using the latest iOS 12.4 or later, and an associated iCloud account "in good standing".

👻 Those scary warnings of juice jacking in airports and hotels? They’re nonsense

Warnings about "juice jacking" cyberattacks on mobile phones when using public charging stations are mostly baseless and not a significant threat, despite recent federal and media alerts, cybersecurity experts said.

🌐 GM created its open-source software protocol and wants its competitors to use it

GM announced the creation of its open-source software protocol, uProtocol, as a starting point for other automakers and developers to create better software experiences for its customers and increase interoperability across the industry.

🍎 Report describes Apple’s organizational dysfunction and lack of ambition in AI

A report by The Information describes Apple's "organizational dysfunction" and "lack of ambition" in AI, with sources saying that Apple's conservative approach makes it less competitive.

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💻 Princípios dos Componentes: O conceito por trás do código (10 min read)

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🧹 Clean Code: Best Practices for Writing Readable and Maintainable Code (4 min read)

"Master Clean Code: Tips and Best Practices for Readable and Maintainable Code" - Learn how to write clean, concise, and readable code with examples in JavaScript. This blog post covers meaningful naming, short and focused functions, error handling, testing, and more based on Robert C. Martin's "Clean Code" principles. Don't miss out on creating top-quality software.

💻 Basic Approaches to Solving High-Concurrency Issues (2 min read)

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