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The fact that 7% down is considered a crash at this point is beautiful.
You guys weren’t here for the dog days I can tell,
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Rockstar confirms GTA 6 features 'mechanisms that encourage' empathy for the first time in franchise history bit.ly/4zh2ZYt
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The two background characters from season 2 that become extremely important in season 6
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they are calling it the most asian cousin post of all time
CEO of the Year has a nice ring to it.
Congratulations to AMD Chair and CEO @LisaSu on this well-deserved recognition from @YahooFinance! 👏
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as my buddy and i have gone through a bunch of stuff i watched as a kid we noticed a lot of new fans have no interest in discussing the shows, its all shipping and discourse about character headcanons. if it is about the show they’re asking for clarification on basic plot points
Artists just have a completely flawed mental model of how programmers see code and how we use it.
They think it’s intellectual property when the entire field is based on the fact that there’s no such thing as stealing code.
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Your heart, brain, and immune system share the same DNA sequence. So how can a single-letter change affect disease in some cells, while sparing the rest?
AlphaGenome 2 is our new AI model that zooms in on specific cells to help scientists understand what drives disease. 🧵
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Sui Ishida, One, and Tatsuki Fujimoto started their journey as mangaka in forum called "Neetsha".
They’ve been buddies since 2009.
We live in a world where basically every piece of software you interact with likely has some code written by an LLM but you can never admit this to anyone because of Luddites.
Big Walk used AI in 'the final stretch' of development, kicking off intense awards debate:
aftermath.site/big-walk-ai-i…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
House House used LLMs sparingly near the end of Big Walk's development, mainly to fix bugs in third-party code. They estimate well under 0.1% of the game's code was affected, and they didn't use generative AI elsewhere.
bigwalk.game/faq/#ai
pcgamer.com/games/puzzle/b…
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I had a programming phase at age 12 but my parents wouldn’t let me buy a course or install an IDE so I quit very fast.
Arguably the dumbest decision my parents ever made. Every programmer I knew who started under the age of 16 ended up in FAANG/top companies.
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I never want to hear a non voting leftist say anything ever again.
Scoop: Zohran Mamdani has been meeting privately with union leaders, urgently talking up the need for a labor-aligned or leftist candidate to run for president, people familiar with the talks tell me.
He's arguing that progressives can't afford to squander their midterm momentum.
Behind closed doors, Mamdani has also said he's uncertain whether AOC will launch a White House run, the sources said.
axios.com/2026/11/08/scoop-m…
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I’m confused are these people cheating or no?
The language makes them sound like they are both divorced but the wording is unclear.
“We met on OkCupid,” Merritt Tierce writes. “He was a handsome, accomplished economics professor, and I was in New York for the shoot of an episode of the final season of ‘Orange Is the New Black,’ ” Merritt Tierce writes. Tierce is a novelist, a memoirist, and was a writer for the Netflix series. The economist was from that élite class of European men for whom it’s nothing to read two novels a week, for pleasure and erudition, in addition to going about high-level professional work, raising children, and practicing some intense sport. The two began an affair, which lasted months, until he told her, “You and I are not going to fall in love and that’s what you and I are looking for.” Tierce details the time they spent together, the concessions she made to remain in his life, and the ever-complicated calculus of modern dating: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ai…
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I wish Charlie was alive because the joy I’d feel watching him eat this much shit would have been beautiful.
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