Flying on Frying Oil
The ever-excellent Matt Levine points us to the amusing economic policies that connect the international jet-set to Malaysian street hawkers
Meta taps four OpenAI researchers for Superintelligence team
Meta Platforms Inc. has hired four notable artificial intelligence researchers from OpenAI, ramping up a hiring spree for its Superintelligence
Trump administration eyes cuts to student-loan forgiveness for public servants
The proposed regulatory text from the Education Department would ban certain employers from being eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
Why Do Budgets Fail (The Real Reasons + What Actually Works)
Budgets fail because they’re designed to restrict your life instead of enhance it. Traditional budgeting focuses on cutting expenses and
Marvel Mystic Mayhem Arrives on the App Store Featuring Superhero RPG Battles
In the team-based, tactical RPG, you’ll assemble a team of legendary characters to save the world in tactical battles. You
Tesla shows off its first fully autonomous delivery to convince us its self-driving cars work well
Tesla’s robotaxi service may have had some early hitches, but the company said it just successfully delivered a car autonomously.
Grab Your Can-Do Attitude and Download Boxville 2
The sequel continues the original and focuses on a pair of cans living in a box city. Both cans are
X-ray boosting fabric could make mammograms less painful
Mammograms can be painful, but they may not need to be Daria Artemenko/Alamy Getting an X-ray can be uncomfortable –
Why Do We Clap for That? The Strange, Wonderful Things Theatre Audiences Will Always Applaud — OnStage Blog
by Chris Peterson Theatre audiences are a curious species. We pride ourselves on our refined tastes and critical instincts. We
Games We’d Love To See On Switch 2 And More Hot Gaming Takes
Screenshot: Eidos / Kotaku Yesterday, June 23, marked the 25th anniversary of what can convincingly be described as one of