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"I Take Drugs, Just Don't...": Australian CEO's Bizarre Christmas Party Speech Goes Viral
He also cautioned staff against pursuing romantic trysts with colleagues, warning that it's not a wise decision, especially if they're already in a committed relationship.
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Google, Twitter Supreme Court Cases Won’t Break the Internet
Google is being sued based on the recommendations that YouTube’s algorithms make to users in the familiar “up next” box. Twitter is accused of making insufficient efforts to remove pro-terror postings.
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Are We in a Recession? Don't Ask Wikipedia
Wikipedia has suspended edits to entries for "recession” and “business cycle”, after a furious editing duel of partisans. Locking Wikipedia pages to prevent partisan edits is nothing new, and several other pages have been partially locked, including US President Joe Biden, former US President Donald Trump, and Hilary Clinton. Stephen L. Carte...
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Apple vs. Facebook: It's Not All About Privacy
Facebook seems clearly to have earned its latest privacy black eye, but it's important not to overstate what's going on here. This is essentially a contract dispute.
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A New Planet Is Found, Or At Least We Hope So
It turns out that Planet Nine is not the only massive object out there warping the orbits of the KBOs. According to soon-to-be-published research by Kat Volk and Renu Malhotra of the University of Arizona, there's another one.
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Movies Written by Machines Are Multiplex-Bound
We live in an era when an AI-created novel was able to compete for a major literary prize in Japan.
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Why We Care So Much About TV and Movie Characters
I admit it: I'm the sort of "Star Wars" geek who's intrigued by the suggestion sweeping the Internet that Jar Jar Binks might have been the secret bad guy.
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"I Take Drugs, Just Don't...": Australian CEO's Bizarre Christmas Party Speech Goes Viral
He also cautioned staff against pursuing romantic trysts with colleagues, warning that it's not a wise decision, especially if they're already in a committed relationship.
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Google, Twitter Supreme Court Cases Won’t Break the Internet
Google is being sued based on the recommendations that YouTube’s algorithms make to users in the familiar “up next” box. Twitter is accused of making insufficient efforts to remove pro-terror postings.
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Are We in a Recession? Don't Ask Wikipedia
Wikipedia has suspended edits to entries for "recession” and “business cycle”, after a furious editing duel of partisans. Locking Wikipedia pages to prevent partisan edits is nothing new, and several other pages have been partially locked, including US President Joe Biden, former US President Donald Trump, and Hilary Clinton. Stephen L. Carte...
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Apple vs. Facebook: It's Not All About Privacy
Facebook seems clearly to have earned its latest privacy black eye, but it's important not to overstate what's going on here. This is essentially a contract dispute.
-
A New Planet Is Found, Or At Least We Hope So
It turns out that Planet Nine is not the only massive object out there warping the orbits of the KBOs. According to soon-to-be-published research by Kat Volk and Renu Malhotra of the University of Arizona, there's another one.
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Movies Written by Machines Are Multiplex-Bound
We live in an era when an AI-created novel was able to compete for a major literary prize in Japan.
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Why We Care So Much About TV and Movie Characters
I admit it: I'm the sort of "Star Wars" geek who's intrigued by the suggestion sweeping the Internet that Jar Jar Binks might have been the secret bad guy.
