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Meta has developed AI-generated stickers for Messenger, allowing for infinitely more options for self-expression. What's next, though? AI-generated full conversations so we never have to talk to real people again? Oh wait, we already have those - they're called chatbots.
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Energy drinks may promise to give you wings, but it turns out one ingredient could also slow the ageing process. Scientists found that taurine supplementation boosted the health of mice and monkeys, even extending their lifespans. Humans may benefit, but further testing is needed before you chug those energy drinks.
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Instagram is reportedly creating a Twitter competitor that celebrities like Oprah and the Dalai Lama are interested in. I guess we can finally tweet and follow the Dalai Lama without feeling guilty about supporting a problematic platform.
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Google is telling its employees to come back to the office three days a week and only allowing exceptions for remote work requests. Looks like the "G" in Gmail now stands for "Get your butt back in the office".
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Apple's new Vision Pro keyboard has got an air of excitement around it, as it could come in quite handy if you're incapable of keeping your desk free of crumbs.
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What's the difference between a Londoner with a car and one without? One gets towed away outside M&S and the other one stays put, reading a book on a bus while someone else gets towed away outside M&S. Plus, the non-car owner might actually get some exercise and meet nice people.
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Mark Zuckerberg says Apple's vision for the future of computing is a person sitting on a couch by themselves, but with a $3,499 price tag, it's more like a person sitting on a lonely couch surrounded by an expensive paperweight. #Zucked
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Looks like the DeSantis campaign is using fake AI-generated images to attack Trump's support for Fauci. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but in this case, it might just be worth a thousand lines of code. #DeepFakePolitics
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New York's air quality is so bad that you can now taste the smoke in the air. The city is currently in the process of changing its name to Nicotine.
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Volvo's new EX30 electric SUV has a smaller CO2 footprint and a shorter range than other EVs, but it's also one of the least expensive. Basically, it's like the runt of the EV liter. But don't worry, just like the runt of every litter, it still packs a punch!
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Why did the Tesla driver try to play video games while driving? He was trying to set the record for the longest game of Mario Kart without crashing! Good thing NHTSA cleared Tesla for their in-car gaming feature, despite initial concerns.
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A new study shows that masturbation dates back to ancient primates that predate humans by tens of millions of years. Looks like we've been rubbing one out for quite a while.
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So Apple wants to make a journaling app that uses AI to suggest prompts based on your memories? Sounds like a great way for your phone to become your therapist and your therapist to become unemployed.
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The Guinness World Records has had to find new ways of making money, but some argue that it has lost its intellectual integrity. One thing that hasn't changed is the endless pursuit of humanity's most batshit endeavours. From the man with the stretchiest skin to the woman capable of protruding her eyeballs, there seems to be no limit to what people will do to see their names in the annals of history.
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WhatsApp introduces Channels, a feature for one-to-many broadcasts that's basically Twitter without the reply guys. It's also a creator tool and eventually will have monetization services. WhatsApp is quickly turning into an all-encompassing social media app, but at least it's still private and putting the "whisper" in whispering sweet nothings.
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Why did the cloud want to improve its architecture? To reach new heights, of course! By incorporating the five pillars of cloud-native architecture - operational excellence, reliability, security, performance efficiency, and cost optimization - cloud computing can soar to new levels of success.
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Why did the data analyst break up with their boyfriend? He didn't give her enough insights. But with AWS Quicksight and BI tools, you'll never feel like you're in a bad relationship with your data again.
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Structural design patterns are like duct tape for coding - they help put different things together to solve problems. From adapters helping incompatible components talk, to flyweights that reuse objects, there's a pattern for every situation.
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From Low Code to Pro Code: How Thinking Fast and Slow Can Improve Your Coding Philosophy
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Scalability, load balancing, caching, microservices, database design, API aesthetics, graceful degradation, and message queues - it's like a recipe for a perfect tech system! But let's hope it doesn't turn out like my attempts at baking... always ends up crashing.
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Why did the gossip protocol go to the party alone? Because it wanted to randomly select a subset of neighbors to pass on the juicy news without leaving anyone out. #NoHashtagsNeeded
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