Bookmarks 2025-03-18T17:21:24.968Z
by Owen Kibel
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| GEMINI âThe Curiousâ (Sleep Version) - YouTube Music Mar 18, 2025 360° (Full Moon Edition) YouTube Music A new music service with official albums, singles, videos, remixes, live performances and more for Android, iOS and desktop. It's all here. |
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| | Trois GymnopĂŠdies: GymnopĂŠdie No. 1 in D Major: Lent et douloureux - YouTube Music
Mar 18, 2025
"Intermezzo" - Quiet the Mind
YouTube Music
A new music service with official albums, singles, videos, remixes, live performances and more for Android, iOS and desktop. It's all here. |
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Mar 18, 2025
Trump vs. Judge on Alien Enemies Act Escalates, Biden Autopen Questions, Putin Call: AM Update 3/18
YouTube
AM Update for 3/18: The Trump administration challenges the authority of a DC District Court judge's ruling on deportations under the Alien Enemies Act. Pres... |
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Mar 18, 2025
Alexandria Ocasio Cortez Supports Woke Policies | National Review |
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| Google joins OpenAI in pushing feds to codify AI training as fair use - Ars Technica
Mar 18, 2025
Google joins OpenAI in pushing feds to codify AI training as fair use
Ars Technica
Google says it just wants âbalancedâ copyright rules. |
| | AI crawlers haven't learned to play nice with websites ⢠The Register
Mar 18, 2025
AI crawlers haven't learned to play nice with websites
: SourceHut says it's getting DDoSed by LLM bots |
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| Google Researchers Improve RAG With "Sufficient Context" Signal
Mar 18, 2025
Google Researchers Improve RAG With "Sufficient Context" Signal
Search Engine Journal
Google researchers refine RAG by introducing a sufficient context signal to curb hallucinations and improve response accuracy |
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Mar 18, 2025
Trump DEMANDS Impeachment Of Judge Who BLOCKED TdA Deportation, Judge Claims EQUAL POWERS To Trump
YouTube
The Green Room - https://rumble.com/playlists/aa56qw_g-j0BUY CAST BREW COFFEE TO FIGHT BACK - https://castbrew.com/Join The Discord Server - https://timcast.... |
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Mar 18, 2025
Trump VOIDED Pardons Of Fauci & Biden Family, Dems WILL Face Justice w/Eleazar Perez | Timcast IRL
YouTube
Get the sleep you deserve with up to 35% off Dream. Just click https://shopbeam.com/TimPool and use code TIMPOOL at checkout.SUPPORT THE SHOW BUY CAST BREW C... |
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Mar 18, 2025
AOC Is EMERGING As The LEADER of The Democrat Party
YouTube
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Mar 18, 2025
SmolDocling - The SmolOCR Solution?
YouTube
In this video I look at SmolDocling and how it compares to the other OCR solutions that are out there, both open and proprietary. Blog: https://huggingface.c... |
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Mar 18, 2025
Illegal Aliens: Self-Deport with the CBP Home App
YouTube
ILLEGAL ALIENS: Download the CBP Home App â Now Available on All App StoresDo it the easy way, or get deported the hard way. |
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Mar 18, 2025
The Song Washington DOESNâT Want You to Hear! (Too Much Truth?!)
YouTube
Are you tired of seeing your hard-earned tax dollars wasted on government boondoggles while everyday Americans struggle? "A Trillion Here, A Trillion There" ... |
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Mar 18, 2025
Trump PROVEN RIGHT, Biden WASNT In US When Pardons Were Signed By ROBOT, AutoPen Scandal Gets WORSE
YouTube
The Green Room - https://rumble.com/playlists/aa56qw_g-j0BUY CAST BREW COFFEE TO FIGHT BACK - https://castbrew.com/Join The Discord Server - https://timcast.... |
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Mar 18, 2025
Democrat Judge GOES ROGUE, Orders Trump NOT To Deport Gang Members In INSANE Power Grab
YouTube
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Mar 18, 2025
Vice President JD Vance Delivers Remarks at the American Dynamism Summit
YouTube
Washington, D.C. |
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Mar 18, 2025
Episode 2782 CWSA 03/18/25
YouTube
Democrats drop faster than egg and gas prices. Houthis, Ukraine, and more.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~If you would like to enjoy this same conte... |
| | AI Won't Replace Me Yet, But It Might Prove I Was Never That Original | HackerNoon
Mar 17, 2025
AI Won't Replace Me Yet, But It Might Prove I Was Never That Original | HackerNoon
AI wonât replace me yet. But it might prove I was never that original. A witty, unsettling look at formulaic writing in the age of large language models.
The issue with Large Language Modelsâcapitalized here the way you might capitalize God or Death, given the mission-critical importance the tech industry now attaches to themâis not that they generate text. That part is almost endearingly quaint, cute even. So 2022. The real conundrum Iâm racking my brains over, dear HackerNoon reader, is more unsettling. Like the feeling you get when you realize you've been on autopilot for the last two hours doing 80 on I5. I wonder: Have I been living as an algorithm all this time, long before Large Language Models started autocompleting my thoughts? Is generative AI, in replicating the ways we write, also exposing the mechanical nature of our cognition? Maybe We Were Machine-Like To Begin With Weâre told that Large Language Models donât write. Not in the sense Shakespeare authored plays or you wrote weepy yearbook love notes to your 10th-grade crush. They predict. That is, they harvest the statistical likelihood of bite-sized tokens appearing in certain patterns, then serve them back to us in arrangements that feel like thought but are, in fact, just a simulation of actual thinking. This raises a disquieting question: How much of human writing was already justâŚthis? How often are we not writing but predictively assembling, our choice of words a game of Tetris played with borrowed patterns, phrases, and unconscious mimicry of established rhetorical forms? What if the real heartburn-inducing revelation here is not that Large Language Models can imitate us but that what we call âusâ was machine-like all along? The Writerâs Process: Romantic Struggle Or Pattern Recognition Strangely enough, if you break down the writerâs process, or at least this writerâs process, it starts to look a lot like what Large Language Models do. Less an intuitive leap of imagination, and more a matter of scanning memory for the next most probable word based on context and experience. Many of us like to imagine it as some arcane, deeply human endeavor, a wrestling match with the Muse. A dance of inspiration and struggle and of bending language into something beautiful and telling. But isnât writing just a series of micro-predictions? Are we not reaching for words not through divine inspiration but through exposure and pattern recognition? So, when Large Language Models do the same thingâjust with a larger training corpus and fewer identity crisesâis it really so different? Isnât it doing what weâve always done, only faster and at scale, and without the burden of writerâs block or imposter syndrome? And if writing has always been an act of sophisticated pattern prediction, what does that say about thinking? Is it possible that Human Consciousness is not the ineffable Hard Problem we think it is? I wonder if the seemingly novel idea I just had is just a probabilistic response to stimuli, a calculated extrapolation of everything Iâve ever read, heard, and been told to believe. Maybe the real threat of generative AI is not that it will replace me, but that it forces me to confront the unsettling possibility I was never as original as I thought I was. The Formulaic Truth About Most Writing Of course, humans cling to the idea of uniqueness. We resist the notion that creativity can be mechanized because creativity is, well, what makes us human. We tell ourselves that AI cannot generate true art because it doesnât feel like we do. It doesnât yearn, it doesnât suffer crippling self-doubt, it doesnât bear the pangs and emotional scars of unrequited love. And yet, if weâre being brutally honest, how many human writers are truly engaging in an act of raw creation versus repackaging pre-existing ideas, tropes, and schemes into shapes that look vaguely new? How much human writing is boring and predictable? Take James Patterson genre fiction. Take academic writing or journalism. Look at advertising copy or influencer content. Consider the performative, self-important Accordion of Wisdom posts on LinkedIn that deploy unnecessary line breaks to game the âSee Moreâ button. The fact that AI can now churn out convincing facsimiles of these forms is not necessarily proof of AIâs sophistication so much as it is an indictment of how formulaic most human writing already was. Maybe the majority of human writers, including yours truly, are essentially doing the same thing, just with more handwringing and a greater likelihood of misusing âliterallyâ metaphorically or âaffectâ instead of âeffect.â Iâm not afraid of AI replacing human writers. Iâm afraid of a Skynetish future, minus the nukes and robot uprising, where AI holds a mirror up to human output and exposes how soulless much of it already was. And now, in the recursive interplay of humans using Large Language Models to edit, co-author, and outright plagiarize, we plunge headfirst into a Not-So-Brave World of AI imitating humans imitating AI imitating humans, an ouroboros of homogenous content. Existential Dread of Writing in the Age of AI In low moments, I find myself worrying about the flattening of discourse and the profusion of sad beige linguistic slop that awaitsâjust one form of creeping existential dread in the Age of Large Language Models, up there with the slow atrophy of critical thinking skills, the erosion of truth in a world of ubiquitous deepfakes, and the nagging fear AI will eventually take all of our jobs. I think about my LinkedIn feed, and the Accordion of Wisdom posts there and how posts like these will not only persist but somehow become even more formulaic thanks to AI. Then again, perhaps the most important difference between machines and humans is suffering, particularly when it comes to writing. Large Language Models breezily churn out content in a matter of seconds. They donât agonize over choosing the best word. They donât rewrite a paragraph 15 times until it feels right. They donât wonder if theyâre a fraud, and they certainly donât lose sleep over the gnawing suspicion that what theyâve written is derivative pastiche. In short, they do not suffer. But maybe even the idea of suffering as a path to meaning and purification is just another pattern, one Large Language Models will eventually learn to replicate. What happens when they do? Will they, once prompted, tell you theyâre struggling to come up with ideas? That they need an extension because theyâre not in the right headspace? Will they simulate the agony of writerâs block and waste compute fretting over how well their outputs will be received? Will Large Language Models learn to mimic suffering in statistically plausible ways? And when they do, what happens then to the last shred of human exceptionalism? No clue. But for now, Iâll keep putting pen to page and finding the magic, illusory as it may be, in writing a well-crafted sentence or a weepy love note. AI Use Disclosure: AI was occasionally consulted as a brainstorming partner for structure and as an unpaid editorial intern for sentence-level tweaks. It did not suffer alongside its human counterpart. Rest assured: All self-doubt, overthinking, and diction anxiety remain entirely the authorâs own. The issue with Large Language Modelsâcapitalized here the way you might capitalize God or Death, given the mission-critical importance the tech industry now attaches to themâis not that they generate text. That part is almost endearingly quaint, cute even. So 2022. mission-critical The real conundrum Iâm racking my brains over, dear HackerNoon reader, is more unsettling. Like the feeling you get when you realize you've been on autopilot for the last two hours doing 80 on I5. I wonder: Have I been living as an algorithm all this time, long before Large Language Models started autocompleting my thoughts? Is generative AI, in replicating the ways we write, also exposing the mechanical nature of our cognition? Maybe We Were Machine-Like To Begin With Maybe We Were Machine-Like To Begin With Weâre told that Large Language Models donât write . Not in the sense Shakespeare authored plays or you wrote weepy yearbook love notes to your 10th-grade crush. write They predict . That is, they harvest the statistical likelihood of bite-sized tokens appearing in certain patterns, then serve them back to us in arrangements that feel like thought but are, in fact, just a simulation of actual thinking. predict This raises a disquieting question: How much of human writing was already justâŚthis? How often are we not writing but predictively assembling, our choice of words a game of Tetris played with borrowed patterns, phrases, and unconscious mimicry of established rhetorical forms? What if the real heartburn-inducing revelation here is not that Large Language Models can imitate us but that what we call âusâ was machine-like all along? The Writerâs Process: Romantic Struggle Or Pattern Recognition The Writerâs Process: Romantic Struggle Or Pattern Recognition Strangely enough, if you break down the writerâs process, or at least this writerâs process, it starts to look a lot like what Large Language Models do. Less an intuitive leap of imagination, and more a matter of scanning memory for the next most probable word based on context and experience. this Many of us like to imagine it as some arcane, deeply human endeavor, a wrestling match with the Muse. A dance of inspiration and struggle and of bending language into something beautiful and telling. But isnât writing just a series of micro-predictions? Are we not reaching for words not through divine inspiration but through exposure and pattern recognition? So, when Large Language Models do the same thingâjust with a larger training corpus and fewer identity crisesâis it really so different? Isnât it doing what weâve always done, only faster and at scale, and without the burden of writerâs block or imposter syndrome? And if writing has always been an act of sophisticated pattern prediction, what does that say about thinking ? Is it possible that Human Consciousness is not the ineffable Hard Problem we think it is? thinking I wonder if the seemingly novel idea I just had is just a probabilistic response to stimuli, a calculated extrapolation of everything Iâve ever read, heard, and been told to believe. Maybe the real threat of generative AI is not that it will replace me, but that it forces me to confront the unsettling possibility I was never as original as I thought I was. The Formulaic Truth About Most Writing The Formulaic Truth About Most Writing Of course, humans cling to the idea of uniqueness. We resist the notion that creativity can be mechanized because creativity is, well, what makes us human. We tell ourselves that AI cannot generate true art because it doesnât feel like we do. It doesnât yearn, it doesnât suffer crippling self-doubt, it doesnât bear the pangs and emotional scars of unrequited love. And yet, if weâre being brutally honest, how many human writers are truly engaging in an act of raw creation versus repackaging pre-existing ideas, tropes, and schemes into shapes that look vaguely new? How much human writing is boring and predictable? Take James Patterson genre fiction. Take academic writing or journalism. Look at advertising copy or influencer content. Consider the performative, self-important Accordion of Wisdom posts on LinkedIn that deploy unnecessary line breaks to game the âSee Moreâ button. The fact that AI can now churn out convincing facsimiles of these forms is not necessarily proof of AIâs sophistication so much as it is an indictment of how formulaic most human writing already was. Maybe the majority of human writers, including yours truly, are essentially doing the same thing, just with more handwringing and a greater likelihood of misusing âliterallyâ metaphorically or âaffectâ instead of âeffect.â Iâm not afraid of AI replacing human writers. Iâm afraid of a Skynetish future, minus the nukes and robot uprising, where AI holds a mirror up to human output and exposes how soulless much of it already was. And now, in the recursive interplay of humans using Large Language Models to edit, co-author, and outright plagiarize, we plunge headfirst into a Not-So-Brave World of AI imitating humans imitating AI imitating humans, an ouroboros of homogenous content. Existential Dread of Writing in the Age of AI Existential Dread of Writing in the Age of AI In low moments, I find myself worrying about the flattening of discourse and the profusion of sad beige linguistic slop that awaitsâjust one form of creeping existential dread in the Age of Large Language Models, up there with the slow atrophy of critical thinking skills, the erosion of truth in a world of ubiquitous deepfakes, and the nagging fear AI will eventually take all of our jobs. I think about my LinkedIn feed, and the Accordion of Wisdom posts there and how posts like these will not only persist but somehow become even more formulaic thanks to AI. Then again, perhaps the most important difference between machines and humans is suffering , particularly when it comes to writing. suffering Large Language Models breezily churn out content in a matter of seconds. They donât agonize over choosing the best word. They donât rewrite a paragraph 15 times until it feels right. They donât wonder if theyâre a fraud, and they certainly donât lose sleep over the gnawing suspicion that what theyâve written is derivative pastiche. In short, they do not suffer. But maybe even the idea of suffering as a path to meaning and purification is just another pattern, one Large Language Models will eventually learn to replicate. What happens when they do? Will they, once prompted, tell you theyâre struggling to come up with ideas? That they need an extension because theyâre not in the right headspace? Will they simulate the agony of writerâs block and waste compute fretting over how well their outputs will be received? Will Large Language Models learn to mimic suffering in statistically plausible ways? And when they do, what happens then to the last shred of human exceptionalism? No clue. But for now, Iâll keep putting pen to page and finding the magic, illusory as it may be, in writing a well-crafted sentence or a weepy love note. AI Use Disclosure: AI was occasionally consulted as a brainstorming partner for structure and as an unpaid editorial intern for sentence-level tweaks. It did not suffer alongside its human counterpart. Rest assured: All self-doubt, overthinking, and diction anxiety remain entirely the authorâs own. AI Use Disclosure: AI was occasionally consulted as a brainstorming partner for structure and as an unpaid editorial intern for sentence-level tweaks. It did not suffer alongside its human counterpart. Rest assured: All self-doubt, overthinking, and diction anxiety remain entirely the authorâs own. AI Use Disclosure:|
| | How Often Has the New York Times Been âMisledâ? - WSJ
Mar 17, 2025 |
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| This New Open-Source Alternative to Google Docs and Notion Is Backed by France and Germany
Mar 17, 2025
This New Open-Source Alternative to Google Docs and Notion Is Backed by France and Germany
How-To Geek
Real-time editing and collaboration, with a European twist. |
| | SmolDocling - a Hugging Face Space by ds4sd
Mar 17, 2025
SmolDocling - a Hugging Face Space by ds4sd
Discover amazing ML apps made by the community |
| | Paper page - SmolDocling: An ultra-compact vision-language model for end-to-end multi-modal document conversion
Mar 17, 2025
Paper page - SmolDocling: An ultra-compact vision-language model for end-to-end
multi-modal document conversion
Join the discussion on this paper page |
| | Gemini Deep Research is now free - here are 4 ways to get the most out of Googleâs awesome AI tool | TechRadar
Mar 17, 2025
Gemini Deep Research is now free - here are 4 ways to get the most out of Googleâs awesome AI tool
TechRadar
Seriously, what happened in Tenet? |
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| I tried an open-source alternative to Notion, Obsidian, and Evernote and it blew my mind
Mar 17, 2025
I tried an open-source alternative to Notion, Obsidian, and Evernote and it blew my mind
XDA
The unexpected app that transformed my second brain |
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Mar 17, 2025
When will âsidelineâ Jews finally speak up against their haters?
New York Post
Moves by the Trump administration to address rampant antisemitism across American college campuses have finally provided Jews with something the Biden-Harris White House so frustratingly failed to ⌠|
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Mar 17, 2025
From TikTok to âThe White Lotus,â the left is losing its cancel power
New York Post
Online and on-screen, the woke have unintentionally created a coalition of Americans who are tired of fearfully hiding their politics away. |
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Mar 17, 2025
Cha-ching! How Dems milk the social justice game for the $$$
New York Post
From shady migrant NGOs to shady Stacey-Abrams linked NGOs, Dems are only in the social-justice game for the money. |
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| Kevin O' Leary Says Elon Musk Will Walk Away Mid Conversation If He Gets Bored, He 'Doesn't Give A Sh*t'â'I've Never Met Anybody Like Him' - Benzinga
Mar 17, 2025
**Kevin O' Leary Says Elon Musk Will Walk Away Mid Conversation If He Gets Bored, He 'Doesn't Give A Sh*t'â'I've Never Met Anybody Like Him' **
Benzinga
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| | How Google's new anti-scraping measures are forcing an industry evolution | TechRadar
Mar 17, 2025
How Google's new anti-scraping measures are forcing an industry evolution
TechRadar
Advanced web scraping and the future of digital marketing |
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Mar 17, 2025
Mistral AI drops new open-source model that outperforms GPT-4o Mini with fraction of parameters
VentureBeat
France's Mistral AI launches efficient open-source model that outperforms Google and OpenAI offerings with just 24 billion parameters, challenging U.S. tech giants' dominance in artificial intelligence. |
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Mar 17, 2025
Dem Party Imploding, Michelle Obama's Failing Podcast, and Debating Khalil, with Glenn Greenwald
YouTube
Megyn Kelly is joined by Glenn Greenwald, host of Rumble's "System Update," to discuss the Democratic party's plummeting approval ratings in recent polls, ho... |
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Mar 17, 2025
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Briefs Members of the Media, Mar. 17, 2025
YouTube
The White House |
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Mar 17, 2025
Fighting in World War I, in Ukraine, and for the Future
YouTube
Join Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc as they look at some recent news stories on Biden, Ukraine, the Democrats, ActBlue, city mayors before Congress... |
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Mar 17, 2025
How to use Latest Gemini 2.0 Native Image Generation with API?
YouTube
If you are confused how to use Gemini 2.0 Image generation through API, here's a super simple tutorial with Google Colab to get started!model = "gemini-2.0-f... |
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Mar 17, 2025
Mistral Small 3.1 in just 4 minutes!
YouTube
Mistral AI announcementMistral Small 3.1: the best model in its weight class.Building on Mistral Small 3, this new model comes with improved text performance... |
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Mar 17, 2025
This Google AI Model is one of a kind!
YouTube
I tested over 100s of prompts with Gemini 2.0 Flash Native Image editing and this video takes you through you can try out the next photoshop killer - complet... |
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Mar 17, 2025
Pro-MAGA Liberal Destroys Bill Maherâs Narrative w/ Facts in Only 2 Minutes
YouTube
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about the "Real Time with Bill Maher" crowd being stunned by Bill Maher's lack of response to Batya Ungar-Sargon expla... |
| | Charlie Munger Called Elon Musk a 'Certified Genius' Who Exaggerates His IQâBut Warned: 'Never Underestimate the Man Who Overestimates Himself' - Benzinga
Mar 17, 2025
**Charlie Munger Called Elon Musk a 'Certified Genius' Who Exaggerates His IQâBut Warned: 'Never Underestimate the Man Who Overestimates Himself' **
Benzinga
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| | Google says its new Linux Terminal feature isn't a replacement for Android's desktop mode - Android Authority
Mar 17, 2025
Google says its new Linux Terminal feature isn't a replacement for Android's desktop mode
Android Authority
A Google employee has finally revealed why the Linux Terminal app was added to Android, as well as some info on the future of Linux apps. |
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| Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, acquires a generative AI video startup | TechCrunch
Mar 17, 2025
Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, acquires a generative AI video startup | TechCrunch
TechCrunch
Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, has acquired Hotshot, a startup working on AI-powered video generation tools. |
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Mar 17, 2025
Why Elon Musk?
YouTube
Blankley Fellow Kaylee McGhee White discusses why the left is attacking Elon Musk. |
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Mar 17, 2025
Rescued Astronauts Stun the Internet with Unexpected Message
YouTube
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" shares a DM clip of Elon Musk's SpaceX astronauts successfully arriving to rescue stranded NASA astronauts Suni Williams and... |
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Mar 17, 2025
Senator does remarkable 180, rages against 'ahole' Musk**
YouTube
The 'Outnumbered' panel reacted to Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., swapping his Tesla for a Chevy Tahoe in protest of Elon Musk and the Trump administration as the... |
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Mar 17, 2025
Fox News star Kat Timpf shares update after her breast cancer diagnosis
New York Post
Timpf on Friday posted a photo outside Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan. |
| | Not swimming or Pilates â a Harvard study reveals this exercise protects memories and keeps your mind sharp | Tom's Guide
Mar 17, 2025
Not swimming or Pilates â a Harvard study reveals this exercise protects memories and keeps your mind sharp
Tom's Guide
Over 60? Focus on this type of exercise |
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Mar 17, 2025
CNNâs Kaitlan Collins ripped by Karoline Leavitt over question about Bidenâs pardons
New York Post
The ratings-challenged networkâs chief White House correspondent and primetime anchor pressed Leavitt if there was any âevidenceâ supporting Trumpâs claim, to which she shot⌠|
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| AI doesn't want you to code using AI â reduces learning opportunities | Windows Central
Mar 17, 2025
AI recommends manual coding â AI-generated code will make you dumb and lead to dependency on AI tools
Windows Central
Cursor AI refused to generate code, suggesting manual efforts to promote better understanding and maintenance for users. |
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Mar 17, 2025
RFK Jr To ELIMINATE Loophole That ALLOWED Harmful Chemicals In Our Food, MAHA
YouTube
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Mar 17, 2025
Free Markets WORK, Communism Always FAILS
YouTube
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Mar 17, 2025
Democrats Are More Unpopular Than Ever | National Review |
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Mar 17, 2025
New York Times columnist admits scientists âbadly misledâ public on COVID-19: âFive years too lateâ
New York Post
Zeynep Tufecki, a Times columnist and sociology professor at Princeton University, wrote in a recent opinion piece that the science community hid crucial facts from the public â an admittance⌠|
| | Magnificat in D Major, BWV 243: I. Chorus. "Magnificat anima mea Dominum" (feat. Academy of Ancient Music & Choir of King's College, Cambridge) - YouTube Music
Mar 17, 2025
The Choral Tradition - Bach, Handel, Mozart, Purcell...
YouTube Music
A new music service with official albums, singles, videos, remixes, live performances and more for Android, iOS and desktop. It's all here. |
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| Analogy and the Roots of Creative Intelligence | The MIT Press Reader
Mar 17, 2025
Analogy and the Roots of Creative Intelligence
The MIT Press Reader
Cognitive scientist and poet Keith Holyoak examines the essential role analogies play in our capacity for creativity and problem-solving. |
| | Freeware image editor GIMP 3.0 arrives after seven years of incubation | Tom's Hardware
Mar 17, 2025
Freeware image editor GIMP 3.0 arrives after seven years of incubation
Tom's Hardware
Naturally, there are some big changes since 2018's version 2.10. |
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Mar 17, 2025
Democrats PANIC After Trump IGNORES Judge Order To RETURN Criminal Aliens To US Soil, Trump Said NO
YouTube
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| | Chuck Schumerâs Finest Hour - WSJ
Mar 17, 2025 |
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Mar 17, 2025
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Briefs Members of the Media, Mar. 17, 2025
YouTube
The White House |
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| Running Out of RAM on Linux? Add Zram Before Upgrading!
Mar 17, 2025
Running Out of RAM on Linux? Add Zram Before Upgrading!
LinuxBlog.io
Over the past few weeks, the RAM (or system memory) usage on my workstation has increased due to a heavier workload across multiple workspaces. Largely |
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| 5 AI Prompts That Will Transform Your Writing Forever
Mar 17, 2025
5 AI Prompts That Will Transform Your Writing Forever
Forbes
These powerful ChatGPT prompts can help business professionals overcome writer's block, enhance persuasiveness and dramatically improve content quality. |
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Mar 17, 2025
DOJ ARRESTS Leftist Over Tesla FIREBOMB, MORE Trump Supporters SWATTED Today w/Cnosky | Timcast IRL
YouTube
April 15th is just around the corner. Act now before the IRS acts first! - Call 1-800-958-1000 or visit http://www.TNUSA.com/timSUPPORT THE SHOW BUY CAST BRE... |
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Mar 17, 2025
America Has NO ROOM For Non Citizens Who HATE The Country
YouTube
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Mar 17, 2025
Democratic Party IS DEAD, Poll Shows COMPLETE Collapse Of Support, Trump Support STABLE | Timcast
YouTube
The Green Room - https://rumble.com/playlists/aa56qw_g-j0BUY CAST BREW COFFEE TO FIGHT BACK - https://castbrew.com/Join The Discord Server - https://timcast.... |
| | Why You Should Learn Scripting Even If You're Not A Programmer
Mar 17, 2025
Why You Should Learn Scripting Even If You're Not A Programmer
How-To Geek
Make your computer work for you, not the other way around! |
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| Google prepares Canvas and Veo2 integration for Gemini
Mar 17, 2025
Google prepares Canvas and Veo2 integration for Gemini
TestingCatalog
Discover Gemini's upcoming features: Canvas for code documents and Veo2-powered video generation. Stay ahead with these innovative tools in Gemini 2.0 Flash. |
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Mar 17, 2025
Trump JUST VOIDED Biden's Pardons Of Fauci & Biden Family, Dan Bongino Can PROSECUTE Them Now
YouTube
The Green Room - https://rumble.com/playlists/aa56qw_g-j0BUY CAST BREW COFFEE TO FIGHT BACK - https://castbrew.com/Join The Discord Server - https://timcast.... |
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Mar 17, 2025
Schumer on the Rocks, Trump Admin vs. DC Judge on Deportations, Trump Polling Highs: AM Update 3/17
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AM Update for 3/17: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faces backlash from Democrats after keeping the government open. Democrats suffer historic low appro... |
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Mar 17, 2025
Episode 2781 CWSA 03/17/25
YouTube
Autopen pardons in question, Houthis have a bad day, lot more fun~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~If you would like to enjoy this same content plus b... |
| | People are using Google's new AI model to remove watermarks from images | TechCrunch
Mar 16, 2025
People are using Google's new AI model to remove watermarks from images | TechCrunch
TechCrunch
People appear to be using Google's new Gemini model to remove watermarks from images, according to reports on social media. |
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Mar 16, 2025
Does Anyone Know What a Nazi Is? | National Review |
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| AI Is Making Developers Dumb | Hacker News
Mar 16, 2025
AI Is Making Developers Dumb | Hacker News |
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Mar 16, 2025
Exclusive: How the White House defied a judge's order to turn back deportation flights
Axios
"This is headed to the Supreme Court. And we're going to win." |
| | 'We didn't know they were going to be this cute': Scientists unveil genetically engineered 'woolly mice' | Live Science
Mar 16, 2025
'We didn't know they were going to be this cute': Scientists unveil genetically engineered 'woolly mice'
livescience.com
Scientists with the company Colossal have created genetically engineered "woolly mice" with thick, golden-brown hair and fat deposits similar to those of cold-adapted woolly mammoths. |
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Mar 16, 2025
Mouse with a mammothâs pelt makes superfuzzy debut
Birth of rodent with coat genetically modified to resemble the extinct species raises big ethical and conservation concerns |
| | Review of 400 years of scientific literature corrects the Dodo extinction record
Mar 16, 2025
Review of 400 years of scientific literature corrects the Dodo extinction record
Researchers are setting out to challenge our misconceptions about the Dodo, one of the most well-known but poorly understood species of bird. |
