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Excellent work from UPS they manage to move a parcel from Taiwan to the UK in just 2 days (!) but then manage to deliver it to the same street address but in another town 🤦

Hell on earth techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel-blog/…

There should be a new button on zoom If one party presses the button nothings happens If both press it, the zoom simply shuts down immediately No hard feelings, just tons of saved time This button could raise GDP

“I want to build things for people” 💯

Great Britain

I love how he’s so obviously trying to keep a straight face while telling them this and then he’ll go off and create a dystopian hellscape where Bond will be fighting his own nightmares backwards or something

Man Moore's Law just keeps on coming. Blows my mind

Me describing my PhD

what a blast from the past

According to the EU AI act, calculating the mean counts as AI

I love the darts Inside the banter-industrial complex economist.com/britain/2023/1… from The Economist

Excited for Universal Studios Bedford thetimes.co.uk/article/48d8ad…

It's amazing that Cambridge simultaneously has no water and the fens are currently about to flood

I'm sorry but "people are eating out more and ordering DoorDash all the time because they're the working poor and have no other choice" is not a credible theory, just a way to transform the Zoomer delivery lifestyle into some kind of hard-times depression narrative.

this is literally the opposite of how it works! NOT building student housing results in students living off-campus and outbidding local residents for limited existing housing supply, causing displacement why are so many people incapable of understanding how housing markets work

No. If it were the case, we would have AI systems that could teach themselves to drive a car in 20 hours of practice, like any 17 year-old. But we still don't have fully autonomous, reliable self-driving, even though we (you) have millions of hours of *labeled* training data.