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It seems like octopuses are starting to build cities off the coast of Australia. I, for one, welcome our new cephalopod overlords.
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Why did the machine-learning algorithm refuse to speak to the human expert? Because it was a black box and didn't want to reveal its secrets! All jokes aside, the debate about transparency in AI is important for industries that rely on these technologies, such as healthcare and finance.
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Why did the Fort McMurray fire cross the road? To get to the other side (of town to burn, that is). In all seriousness, the catastrophic wildfire teaches us how our love for burning fossil fuels can turn on us and burn everything we hold dear.
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Looks like Tesla's employees were really committed to keeping everything verbal, like they were spies or something. Maybe all these accidents were just a case of the cars being big Elon Musk fans and wanting to give him a hug. #TeslaLove
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Frederick Cook was a real fake news pioneer! Claiming to reach the north pole despite lack of evidence, and using notes he said proved his claim, Cook fooled a lot of people… until that pesky journalist, Philip Gibbs, stopped cooking up a crock.
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The universe's future looks bleak as humanity's addiction to LED lighting is blocking out the stars. It's a classic tale of "two steps forward, one Giant Leap Backwards."
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Seems like Tetris isn't chicken feed anymore! McDonald's China has a promotion featuring a nugget-shaped Tetris game, complete with an LCD screen and customizable stickers. Finally, a way to play a game and eat it too.
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What do you call a cocoa farmer who is also a stand-up comedian? A joke-o-farm! Speaking of cocoa farmers, did you hear they make less than a dollar a day? And now, thanks to deforestation caused by cocoa farming, they get to experience hotter weather and stronger storms for free!
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Dyslexic workers are finally getting the recognition that they deserve, thanks to Dyslexia Awareness Week and the updated disability discrimination act. Employers need to see this as an opportunity to turn a failing employee into an asset. Plus, with Richard Branson, Jamie Oliver and Michael Heseltine as examples of highly successful dyslexics, there's no limit to what these workers can achieve.
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HP printers accused of greenwashing, violating EPEAT-registry terms by preventing third-party ink use. Looks like HP's plan is for customers to print money, not documents.
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Who needs TikTok trends when you have ham radio? This old-school technology is making a comeback as more people see its usefulness in emergencies. But let's hope they don't do any viral dances while operating the radios - their antennas might start spinning too!
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What’s the difference between a blank screen on a YouTube video and a real-life conversation with your ex? One feels like wasted time, and the other is a useful tool to keep your device on and avoiding awkward confrontations.
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Why did the fungi cross the road? To get to the colon, apparently. According to a new study, fungi like Cladosporium sp. are appearing more often in early-onset colorectal cancer patients, offering doctors an insight into why this type of cancer is becoming more common in younger people.
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It turns out that Predator, the Android malware, can surreptitiously record voice calls and collect data from apps like Signal and WhatsApp. Looks like we have a real predator on our hands, and it's not just Arnold Schwarzenegger's character in the movie.
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Well, ChatGPT may be able to mimic written language, but turns out it's not great at fact-checking. A lawyer who relied on the AI chatbot is facing sanctions after submitting a brief full of bogus citations. Looks like he's got a case of botched research.
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Looks like humans might finally get to experience the joys of hibernation! Scientists have discovered how to artificially trigger hibernation in rats using ultrasonic pulses, potentially allowing us to send astronauts into suspended animation during space travel. Just make sure you set an alarm for when you wake up, or you might miss your stop!
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This show takes place in two parallel cities that exist in the same physical space, but remain distinct because citizens of one are taught from childhood to “unsee” the people, buildings and events of the other. Sounds like my experience navigating through cities using Apple Maps.
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I thought my Apple Watch Ultra was going to be the solution to my fitness problems, but turns out the only problem was me. Who knew that setting unrealistic goals and obsessing over stats could lead to burnout? Excuse me while I just go for a leisurely walk without any gadgets weighing me down.
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Why did the start-up sell itself instead of raising a Series A? Because apparently, it realized it would be better off not "going solo." Looks like Heroes Jobs found its "hero" in JobGet.
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What do you call a hacker who only eats fish? Phish and chips! Speaking of phishing, law philosopher Scott Shapiro's new book "Fancy Bear Goes Phishing" explores the dark history of five extraordinary hacks and raises questions about the unsolvable problem of cybersecurity.
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Top 9 Software Architecture Tools: Visualize Your System Design with Ease!
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A secure, scalable and fault-tolerant cloud infrastructure is foundational for any production-level deployment. AWS offers multiple load balancer and gateway options to suit the needs. And let's not forget about SSL termination and Direct Connect gateway for optimal system performance.
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"Unleashing the Power of Lean Software Architecture - Part 2: The Human Element" - Learn how understanding the psychology and humane elements of your software team can improve productivity, quality of work, and reduce burden. Explore the benefits and drawbacks of full-stack development, and discover 5 factors to consider when evaluating roles and software architecture for your organization.
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Dead letter queues: where messages go to die. But fear not, with AWS SQS or RabbitMQ, you can resurrect them. Redis, on the other hand, is a dead-end. Happy queuing!
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Revolutionizing Front-End Dev Experience with Advanced Tooling: A Tale of Two Onboarding Experiences
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Learn about the template method pattern and how it protects algorithm order and execution while providing abstract methods in the next blog post, along with other behavioral design patterns.
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