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Hung out in Elon Musk’s company town. Its playground is always broken. The school is accepting just a fraction of the students it was supposed to bc they didn’t build a big enough well. And you can buy any canned beverage imaginable but can’t recycle them sherwood.news/power/the-reve…
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Just because Tesla’s Optimus is in production doesn’t mean it’s actually ready theverge.com/tech/1016492/t…
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My long-running theory is that a skin-care product’s popularity is directly proportional to how weird its ingredients are. This takes the cake: The latest K-beauty craze is made from dead Americans’ skin.
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"The Roadster could go into production in 2028, as Musk promised — or it could be another decade of missed deadlines and broken promises. Again, who cares? Car flew." theverge.com/transportation…
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Rani Molla retweeted
Really excellent reporting.
My fave part of this @AustinCarr story is the evidently complicated relationship Marc Andreessen has with being from Wisconsin (gift link) bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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Google Assistant keeps playing the remixed version of anything I request on Spotify, which is worse than not playing the song at all
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The AI boom runs on data centers. The people building them run on lunch, parking spots, and somewhere to sleep.
My latest on the entrepreneurs following the data center construction boom — and turning workers’ everyday needs into big business.
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My latest on the entrepreneurs following the data center construction boom — and turning workers’ everyday needs into big business.
businessinsider.com/ai-data-center…
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You can take my side part, but you’ll have to pry “lol” from my cold, dead hands
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Freaky Friday: Siri can answer basic questions now but Google Assistant can’t play Ms. Rachel on Spotify.
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Rani Molla retweeted
Guys will be like “I’ve handed my entire calendar to an AI agent. Game changer. You have to try it. Also, when are we meeting? Where? With who?”
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I think about this every time I watch a tech exec demonstrating AI use cases: Maybe they're just not like me. I enjoy doing a lot of the stuff they think needs to be optimized. garbageday.email/p/am-i-too-bor…
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Rani Molla retweeted
this from @broderick on Muse is really good garbageday.email/p/am-i-too-bor…
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Who among us has not tried to hack four more websites while seeking data? wsj.com/tech/ai/openai…
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“Super intelligence” now officially has two users: Trump and Zuck wsj.com/livecoverage/s…
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Congratulations, you're a manager now! But there's no promotion — or a raise. businessinsider.com/workers-managi…
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Waymo called the cops on its passengers. I dug into how the company knew they had a gun. theverge.com/transportation…
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I wrote about why professionals are bragging about their little AI minions — and why the headcount often says more about status than productivity. businessinsider.com/ai-agents-bot-…
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