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  • NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Spacecraft Aced Moon Mission Despite Heat Shield Issue [Slashdot.org]

  • The golden age of Earth observation is here [AXIOS]

  • Sources: Apple's upcoming 15-inch MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Air, and 13-inch MacBook Pro will feature an 8-core M3 chip, the same core count as the M1 and M2 [TechMeme] M3? Hell yes

  • A 3-step guide to people-led digital transformation [Quartz]

  • Snow Crash author Neal Stephenson predicted the metaverse. What does he see next? [Recode]

  • Why US-based unicorn HackerOne keeps their dev team in Groningen [TheNextWeb]

  • Bring Back the Giant, Loaded Baked Potato [Eater]

  • Regionals 2023 — The 1,125 Fastest-Growing Companies From Every Corner of the Country [Inc.]

  • This 2004 LinkedIn pitch deck is an amazing, nostalgic time capsule [Fast Company]

  • The Dead Simple 30-Minute Writing System Helps Me Publish Crazy Amounts of Content [Medium]

  • Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Went Missing 9-Years-Ago With No Answers. Now Netflix Is Taking on the Mystery in 'The Plane That Disappeared' [Entrepreneur]

  • The Best Earplugs for Gig-goers, Insomniacs, and Anyone With Ears [WIRED]

  • L’Ukraine prépare sa contre-offensive avec des « wargames » organisés par le Pentagone [Le Monde]

  • All About Android 620 [TWIT]

  • How 6 Google products help you sleep better [Google Blog]

  • Universal Speech Model (USM): State-of-the-art speech AI for 100+ languages [Google Research]

  • Etymologies [Poetry Foundation]

  • How high-altitude balloons help unlock the cosmos [Astronomy Magazine]

  • The SAP Story Of Spandex - SAP Customer Experience (CX) project [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 769 & BENKYO RADIO 769. There’s still no release date for the PHANTOM LIBERTY expansion pack DLC, and the 1.7 patch, and the GAME OF THE YEAR edition. We are in the month of March, therefore, we have a few more months to wait.

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  • Germany Planning To Ban Huawei, ZTE From Parts of 5G Networks [Slashdot.org]

  • Tech platforms struggle to verify their users' age [AXIOS]

  • Meta Plans Thousands More Layoffs as Soon as This Week [TechMeme] this is due to numerous reports of unpaid staff members

  • How to empower employees through a shared sense of purpose [Quartz]

  • A new era of technology coverage on Vox [Recode]

  • Opinion: Europe is throwing billions at quantum computers. Will it pay off? [TheNextWeb]

  • Michelin Announces 2023 Stars for France [Eater]

  • How Shaquille O'Neal Made Himself Bigger Than Ever--as a Founder and Investor — From player to pitchman to builder: The Hall of Fame NBA big man has perfected the art of parlaying one success into the next. [Inc.]

  • LinkedIn should position itself as the next Twitter, says this early tech evangelist [Fast Company]

  • Medium embraces Mastodon [Medium]

  • Hybrid Employees Are More Productive at Home — But This is When You Should Ask Them to Come Into The Office [Entrepreneur]

  • What to Do When Your Boss Is Spying on You [WIRED]

  • This Week in Tech 917 [TWIT]

  • 3 Google tools to help you save money in 2023 [Google Blog]

  • Google Research, 2022 & beyond: Research community engagement [Google Research]

  • How It Continues to Astonish [Poetry Foundation]

  • Megaconstellations are changing the night sky forever, forcing astronomers to adapt [Astronomy Magazine]

  • SURTECO France bascule vers l’ERP intelligent SAP S4HANA (French) [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 767 & BENKYO RADIO 767. Now, all of us miss the Wipeout Series tremendously, ever since PSYGNOSIS disbanded. Pacer and Redout I were great addition, and now, with Redout II, futuristic racing game is here to stay. Will there be a new Wipeout Series for PS5? You never know, but it will take some time. I just hope they don’t make us wait for the Playstation 6.

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  • Russia’s population nightmare is going to get even worse [The Economist]

  • Should Joe Biden run in 2024? [The Economist Podcasts] No. He is too old. You cannot have a sitting President this close to 90 years old. I would prefer Bernie Sanders, but the Establishment and Dark Money won’t let it happen. While I would prefer AOC, VP Kamala Harris has a higher chance to win. Surprisingly, Michelle Obama would do really well too.

  • The rise of the Gen Z side hustle [BBC News]

  • Syria mission worth the risk, top U.S. general says after rare visit [Reuters]

  • How an Afghan girls’ school principal fled the Taliban [AL-Jazeera News]

  • Donald Who?: Fox News, the Dominion Case, and the Perils of Pivoting from Trump [The New Yorker] #TrumpIsGoingToJail

  • Apple will reportedly launch an M3-equipped iMac later this year / According to Apple tracker Mark Gurman, the new device is in the final stages of testing and could launch as early as the second half of this year. [The Verge]

  • SNAP boosts kept millions out of poverty during Covid. Now they’re gone. [Vox]

  • The VW Group announced a new in-car app store will be launched by its software subsidiary Cariad. Starting with select Audi vehicles, the app store will bring dozens of apps to vehicles, including Spotify, Amazon Music, TikTok and gaming hubs Vector Unit and FRVR to cars starting this summer. It will later expand across Audi’s portfolio then to Porsche and Volkswagen. [TechCrunch]

  • Improving trust in autonomous technology [MIT Technology Review]

  • How to stop the mindless scrolling [Insider]

  • La French Tech fête ses dix ans d’existence. — Dix ans d’accélération, avec des centaines de milliers d’emplois créés partout sur notre territoire, redevenu une terre d’entrepreneuriat. — Dix ans de transformation, avec de plus en plus de start-ups vertes, industrielles et de deep techs prêtes à relever les défis de demain. — Dix ans de succès, avec des services qui ont changé la vie de nos compatriotes et parfois révolutionné celle de nos entreprises. — Et depuis le début, un collectif humain animé par la foi dans le progrès et la vision d’un destin commun, aux côtés duquel l’État se tient. Avec France 2030, nous irons encore plus loin et nous souhaitons mieux accompagner, dès cette année, une centaine d’entreprises qui s’inscrivent dans les grands projets de la décarbonation, la santé ou encore l’intelligence artificielle. Avec les investisseurs institutionnels, dont nous attendons l’engagement, nous continuerons à vous soutenir. — Des projets d’avenir dans lesquels vous, actrices et acteurs de la French Tech, avez tout votre rôle à jouer. — Alors bravo à vous, et encore merci. Dix ans déjà, mais ce n’est que le début ! [LinkedIn] #LaFrenchTech

  • Fight for Bakhmut continues as Russian forces call for more support [The Guardian] #Ukraine

  • Are You a Cubicle Cat or a Couch Koala? Test Your Office Personality. [The New York Times]

  • Crisis Over Suspected Iran Schoolgirl Poisonings Escalates — A crisis over suspected poisonings targeting Iranian schoolgirls is escalating as authorities now acknowledge over 50 schools have been struck in a wave of possible cases. [Huffington Post] #IranRevolution2023

  • The Martyr at CPAC — Donald Trump came to the conservative conference to air some grievances. [The Atlantic] #TrumpIsGoingToJail

  • Democrats Are Open To Ditching Biden In 2024 [FiveThirtyEight]

  • A mile-long line for free food offers a warning as covid benefits end [The Washington Post]

  • La France doit rebondir en Afrique [Le Monde]

  • Got a new Mac? Here's how to set up and customize the Apple MacOS [Mashable]

  • Humanity Officially Has a Viable Defence Against Killer Asteroids, NASA Confirms [VICE News]

  • In Bulldozing Israeli Democracy, Benjamin Netanyahu Could Become the BDS Movement’s Greatest Ally [The Intercept_] #PalestinianLivesMatter

  • Why evenings can be harder on people with dementia [National Geographic]

  • Fox News could lose a $1.6 billion lawsuit [NPR] 1180 days after #MeToo Bombshell movie, Fox News is finally getting a dose of Karma. While we’re at it, let’s deport Rupert Murdoch back to Australia

  • California’s snowpack sees big boost after recent storms [CapRadioNews]

  • Le Japon tourne la page du pacifisme [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • The U.S. Needs to Talk About the Risk of War With China [Foreign Policy]

  • Netanyahu Can’t Have It All — To Protect Its National Security, Israel Will Need to Compromise [Foreign Affairs] Netanyahu needs to remove the far-right officials from his staff, and install more moderate Israeli individuals. His entire country is in shamble due to his poor choice of actions because he is a Monster. Israel has shot the equivalent of a Palestinian Child ever 3 days for the past 21 years, and the World has said, enough is enough.

  • March 2023 - Issue 100 [The Diplomat]

  • Simpler Math Predicts How Close Ecosystems Are to Collapse [Quanta Magazine]

  • Voici le “chopper dump” du Linac4 récemment remanié. Ce dispositif est responsable de l'absorption du faisceau produit par le Linac4 et dévié vers le haut et vers le bas, permettant d'évacuer une partie du faisceau à basse énergie. [CERN_FR]

  • University Teams Forge Forward in NASA Moon Metal Production Challenge [NASA]

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  • Amazon Employees Are Fighting on Slack About Returning to the Office [Slashdot.org]

  • 2 Americans arrested on charges of exporting aviation tech to Russia [AXIOS]

  • An analysis of the EU Cyber Resilience Act, which covers every connected device and almost all software, causing open-source developers to worry about its scope [TechMeme]

  • How companies can better understand neurodivergent employees [Quartz]

  • Why it’s so hard to get answers on long Covid [Recode]

  • To compete with Silicon Valley, European startups need their own Nasdaq [TheNextWeb]

  • Pretzels Make Perfect [Eater]

  • TikTok's Time Might Be Limited, Says Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian — The serial entrepreneur and investor spoke to Inc. about the future of social media and how entrepreneurs can capitalize on platform shifts. [Inc.]

  • High performers are sometimes punished with more work. Here’s how to avoid getting quiet promoted [Fast Company]

  • I Wrote An Article a Day for 950 Days Here’s What Happened [Medium]

  • Outsmarting Elon: The Dangers of Emulating Elon Musk's Productivity Advice [Entrepreneur]

  • The Best Apple 3-in-1 Wireless Chargers [WIRED]

  • This Week in Space 51 [TWIT]

  • How Education Plus keeps schools safe online [Google Blog]

  • Performer-MPC: Navigation via real-time, on-robot transformers [Google Research]

  • Stay in the know: subscribe to Poetry Foundation newsletters. [Poetry Foundation]

  • Snapshot: Tattered remains of first recorded supernova captured in new image [Astronomy Magazine]

  • Evernex accompagner la croissance grâce à un ERP dans le cloud (French) [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 765 & BENKYO RADIO 765. As mentioned on my ABOUT.ME page, my dream is to work for SAP. It’s a wonderful corporate company, and I hope they open more offices in California. Obviously I can work remote, but working in an office setting can be good as well even if it is a few times per month. Sometimes you are more productive surrounded by your peers. Plus, the watercooler or fax machine chit-chat. Also, it’s a German company, so a lot of them got amazing German Engineering vehicles.

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  • Russia’s population nightmare is going to get even worse [The Economist]

  • Oxford University’s other diversity crisis [1843 magazine]

  • From Afghan TV fame to a US factory floor [BBC News]

  • Ukraine Latest: Germany’s Scholz Pledges Continued Military Aid [Bloomberg]

  • Venture capitalists swap Paris Hilton for Al Gore [Reuters]

  • UN nuclear chief says Iran pledges more access for inspectors [AL-Jazeera News] Just because I don’t like Israel being Nuclear, does not change the fact that I do NOT want Iran to be Nuclear either.

  • The Fate of Alexey Navalny, and the Future of Russia — The opposition leader languishes in a Russian prison. His colleague Maria Pevchikh talks about the attempt on his life, and Russia’s future. [The New Yorker]

  • I don’t think Meta knows it’s a game company — Meta seems very committed to making hardware to usher in a whole new world and racing away from the games that drive its VR business. [The Verge]

  • SNAP boosts kept millions out of poverty during Covid. Now they’re gone. — Supplements to the program ended on March 1. Without an off-ramp, people are scrambling to fill the gap. [Vox]

  • Enterprise SaaS companies continue to navigate a complex economic environment [TechCrunch]

  • The 11th Breakthrough Technology of 2023 takes flight — Here’s what aviation and espresso have in common. [MIT Technology Review]

  • The Twitter leaders Elon Musk put in place keep quitting or getting fired. See who's left and who's recently been hired, including engineers from Google's DeepMind and a Tesla superfan. [Insider]

  • ‘Everyone should be concerned’: Antarctic sea ice reaches lowest levels ever recorded [The Guardian]

  • In ‘G-Man,’ a J. Edgar Hoover as Complex as the Country He Served — The first major biography of the F.B.I. director in nearly 30 years, the book by Beverly Gage revises our conception of a man often remembered as little more than a cartoon villain. [The New York Times] Everybody knows The Real G-Man of Modern Times, his name is Elon Musk, and Half-Life 3 confirmed.

  • Jon Stewart Eviscerates Republican State Senator Who's Against Gun Control [Huffington Post] Jon Stewart, greatest TV show-host on Planet Earth, they pulled him out of retirement due to all this bullshit, everybody should be ashamed

  • Low-Wage Jobs Are Becoming Middle-Class Jobs — Millions of low-income families are experiencing less financial stress and even a modicum of comfort. [The Atlantic]

  • Americans Like Biden’s Student Debt Forgiveness Plan. The Supreme Court … Not So Much. [FiveThirtyEight]

  • California was hit with 12 feet of snow. Is it enough to ease the drought? [The Washington Post]

  • Football : avec son 201e but, Kylian Mbappé devient le meilleur buteur de l’histoire du PSG [Le Monde]

  • Webb telescope sees bizarre galaxy cluster triplets [Mashable]

  • Solar Geoengineering 'Only Option' to Cool Planet Within Years, UN Says [VICE News]

  • Hawkish Israel is Pulling U.S. Into War With Iran [The Intercept]

  • These women are writing a new chapter for falconry in the UAE [National Geographic]

  • Storms across the U.S. cause deaths and power outages [NPR]

  • A surge in sick children exposed a need for major changes to U.S. hospitals [CapRadioNews]

  • Dans l’enfer de Białowieża [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • Lessons for the Next War — Twelve experts weigh in on how to prevent, deter, and—if necessary—fight the next conflict. [Foreign Policy]

  • Does Technology Win Wars? — The U.S. Military Needs Low-Cost Innovation—Not Big-Ticket Boondoggles [Foreign Affairs]

  • Is Germany Siding With the US in Its Systemic Rivalry With China? [The Diplomat]

  • How Many Exoplanets Can You Visit in Quanta’s New Math Game? [Quanta Magazine]

  • Trouvez la différence 👀

    #ThrowbackThursday sur le site du CERN Meyrin en 1998. La deuxième photo montre une vue par drone à 200m, du même paysage en 2020. — Meyrin est le berceau du CERN, le siège de son site principal depuis 1954. En savoir plus : [CERN_FR]

  • NASA’s Quantum Detector Achieves World-Leading Milestone [NASA]

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  • Apple's 'iMessage' Texts are Coming To Windows (with Limitations) [Slashdot.org]

  • America chips away at the 40-hour workweek [AXIOS]

  • A profile of Slack CEO Lidiane Jones, who was a Sonos VP of software management before joining Salesforce, as she leads Slack through its “biggest product year” [TechMeme] I remember a Slack Staff PM who would subtweet when I asked him for a job, I wonder what happened to him

  • Is nuclear fusion power the future of renewable energy? Breakthroughs in nuclear fusion could change the conversation around power sources [Quartz]

  • The exciting new AI transforming search — and maybe everything — explained [Recode]

  • €7.5M EU scheme aims to help Ukrainian SMEs benefit from the single market [TheNextWeb]

  • Brunch Sucks, I Know [Eater]

  • Child Labor Violations Have Surged. Are You Protecting Young Workers? The number of children illegally employed has increased 69 percent since 2018, according to the Department of Labor. Make sure your business is avoiding any violations with these tips. [Inc.]

  • How NASA pulled off the DART mission, making science fiction a reality [Fast Company]

  • I Saw the Entire Company’s Salary — All the Way Up to the CEO [Medium] great article, but $42K/year is better than $0K/year quite frankly

  • How This Undervalued Habit Became the Secret to My Productivity — And Changed My Life [Entrepreneur]

  • The Mining Industry’s Next Frontier Is Deep, Deep Under the Sea [WIRED]

  • This Week in Enterprise Tech 533 [TWIT]

  • Celebrate International Women's Day and Women's History Month with Google [Google Blog]

  • Teaching old labels new tricks in heterogeneous graphs [Google Research]

  • Essay — I Wanted the Impossible — Amy Clampitt's poetry career began late, but as a new biography attests, she was always a writer of deep ambition and erotic intensity. [Poetry Foundation]

  • The Sky This Week: Enjoy open clusters in Auriga [Astronomy Magazine]

  • Software solutions for growth-focused companies — Solutions that can empower your growing business. [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 763 & BENKYO RADIO 763.

As always, #TrumpIsGoingToJail, and has finally been soft banned from Fox News. An excellent turn of events.

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  • Data from satellites reveal the vast extent of fighting in Ukraine [The Economist]

  • A young person’s guide to escaping Nigeria [1843 Magazine]

  • Kouri-Vini: The return of the US' lost language [BBC]

  • Weekend Work Inches Up in Era of Layoffs, Out-of-Office Shifts [Bloomberg]

  • Why California is still in drought despite heavy rains and snow [Reuters]

  • ‘You work like a dog but each month by the 10th your pay is gone’ [AL-Jazeera News]

  • Lab Leaks and COVID-19 Politics — The latest report on the origin of the virus behind the pandemic is still inconclusive, but there are lessons to be learned from it. [The New Yorker]

  • Who’s actually getting rich off of AI? / ChatGPT is now running inside Snapchat, Notion, and other apps. Will it give them a sustaining advantage — or just line OpenAI’s pockets? [The Verge]

  • The FBI and Energy Department think Covid-19 came from a lab. Now what? [Vox]

  • How to turn an open source project into a profitable business [TechCrunch]

  • The idea of using a “three-parent baby” technique for infertility just got a boost — For years, scientists have scoffed at the prospect of using this technology for infertility. Now they are changing their minds. [MIT Technology Review]

  • Putin has a secret brood of children being raised in luxury comparable to Russian tsars, report claims [Insider] #Ukraine

  • Coding and Its Advantages for Brain Health [LinkedIn] #BayValleyTech

  • Fox News reportedly imposes ‘soft ban’ on Donald Trump [The Guardian] #TrumpIsGoingToJail

  • The Power of Breath Work — Breathing correctly is a skill, and it can improve your health, mood and well-being. Here are a few simple exercises to get you started. [The New York Times]

  • Joe Biden To Visit East Palestine 'At Some Point' As Residents Demand Toxic Train Answers [Huffington Post] #BidenVisitEastPalestineOhioSoonerTheBetter

  • What Isaac Asimov Can Teach Us About AI — The science-fiction writer imagined artificial intelligence—and what it might want—long before this uncanny reality ever became our own. [The Atlantic]

  • The Perks Workers Want Also Make Them More Productive [FiveThirtyEight]

  • A cleaning company illegally employed a 13-year-old. Her family is paying the price. — One of 27 minors hired to clean a Nebraska slaughterhouse, the middle-schooler and her family now fear deportation and more. [The Washington Post]

  • Guerre en Ukraine, en direct : Olaf Scholz reçu à la Maison Blanche pour afficher un front uni face à Moscou [Le Monde] #Ukraine

  • Elon Musk said Neuralink is ready for humans. Regulators disagreed. [Mashable] this technology is extremely promising. Unfortunately, some individuals experience tragic terrible permanent short-term memory loss. Until this is resolved, this technology is not ready.

  • Russia ‘Prepared for the Worst’ With Nuke Tests After Suspending Weapons Treaty — Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Russia wouldn't test new nuclear weapons unless America did it first. [VICE News]

  • The U.S. Set Up the Afghan Army to Fail — Echoing America’s failure in Vietnam, a new inspector general report found the U.S. built an Afghan army dependent on outside support. [The Intercept_]

  • How cosmic rays helped find a tunnel in Egypt's Great Pyramid [National Geographic]

  • Here's why it's hard to clean up toxic waste from the East Palestine train derailment [NPR]

  • CalFresh emergency benefits end this month — here’s what to know [CapRadioNews]

  • Les médias, avant-garde du parti de la guerre [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • The Deep Roots of Pakistan’s Terrorism Crisis — Considering some militants as instruments of regional influence while fighting others has had disastrous consequences. [Foreign Policy]

  • People Over Robots — The Global Economy Needs Immigration Before Automation [Foreign Affairs]

  • South Korea, US Announce Largest Military Exercises in 5 Years [The Diplomat]

  • Strange Solar Gamma Rays Discovered at Even Higher Energies [Quanta Magazine]

  • 📣Souhaites-tu passer une semaine en immersion au CERN ? Si tu as 16 ans ou plus et tu es au lycée, tu peux postuler dès maintenant au camp étudiant #CERNSolvayEducation, jusqu'au 30 mars, après avoir suivi le cours en ligne. En savoir plus: http://cern.ch/solvay-camp [CERN_FR]

  • SpaceX Crew-6 Mission Docks to Station’s Harmony Module [NASA]

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  • US House Panel Approves Bill Giving Biden Power To Ban TikTok [Slashdot.org]

  • Labor unions say East Palestine cleanup site workers are falling ill [AXIOS]

  • Microsoft researchers unveil Kosmos-1, a multimodal LLM they claim can understand image content, pass visual IQ tests, and accepts a variety of input formats [TechMeme]

  • Apple Releases Second Public Beta of macOS Ventura 13.3 [MacRumors]

  • Poor countries got screwed on covid vaccines. They’re making sure it won’t happen again [Quartz]

  • How Palo Alto created capitalism as we know it [Recode]

  • Insect farming startup targets pet food as gateway to human consumption [TheNextWeb]

  • Welcome to Planet Martini [Punch Drink]

  • Inc. 5000 Applications Now Open! [Inc.]

  • Your toilet paper is full of forever chemicals [Fast Company]

  • Say goodbye to Goodreads as we welcome its successor… [Medium]

  • 4 Ways to Set Up Your Personal Finances Right and Tackle Your Financial Goals This Year [Entrepreneur]

  • Everything You Need to Work From Home Like a Pro [WIRED] #WorkFromHome #WFH

  • Tech News Weekly 275 [TWIT]

  • Spring into action with these 9 new features for Android and Wear OS [Google Blog]

  • Distributed differential privacy for federated learning [Google AI Blog]

  • NASA Perseverance rover: How it works and what it will do [Astronomy Magazine]

  • HAVEA Group intègre l'ERP SAP S/4HANA Cloud en un temps record (French) [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 761 & BENKYO RADIO 761. Excellent news, evidently they’re opening an AMD campus in Folsom, California, therefore, if I cannot find another position at Intel Corporation (it’s been 4 years since I received a paycheck from them), I will apply and try to work for the competition. As always, I know firsthand the power of #AMDAdvantage.

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  • The most important stories in the business world this week [The Economist]

  • How Russia's 35-mile armoured convoy ended in failure [BBC News]

  • Spotify Podcast Workers Demand More Clarity About Diversity Fund [Bloomberg]

  • Russia isolated as U.N. marks one year of Ukraine war [Reuters]

  • Gaza ‘waiting for war every moment’ as Israel tension surges — Faced with the constant threat of violence, residents of the Gaza Strip live in a perpetual state of fear over another Israeli onslaught. [AL-Jazeera News] #IsraeliWarCrimes

  • War as Theatre, at a Private Home in Kharkiv — Most performance spaces in the city have been shut down since the start of the war. Some residents are reënacting experiences from the invasion themselves. [The New Yorker]

  • Bing, Bard, and ChatGPT: AI chatbots are rewriting the internet [The Verge]

  • The five-day workweek is dead — The calls for something better are just getting louder. [Vox]

  • Tesla to build engineering HQ in California [TechCrunch]

  • How K-pop stans are shaping elections around the globe [MIT Technology Review]

  • 40% of employees in a 4-day work week trial reported fewer sleep issues [Insider]

  • Spotify launches 'AI DJ' feature [LinkedIn]

  • Loneliness is awful – so every day I try to start a conversation with a stranger [The Guardian]

  • Storm Wallops Portland as California Braces for Rare Blizzard — After the storm battered parts of Oregon, officials warned California residents to prepare for dangerous weather through the weekend. [The New York Times]

  • Trump Can Be Deposed In Lawsuits By Ex-FBI Officials, Judge Rules — Peter Strzok and Lisa Page will be able to ask the former president and FBI Director Christopher Wray a narrow set of questions under the ruling. [Huffington Post]

  • How and When the War in Ukraine Will End — Forecasting a conclusion to an unpredictable conflict [The Atlantic] #Ukraine

  • How Americans' Support For Aiding Ukraine Has Evolved [FiveThirtyEight]

  • The ancient Turkish city that ceased to exist after the earthquakes [The Washington Post]

  • « Orion », un exercice pour se préparer à la guerre de haute intensité — L’armée française mobilise le porte-avions Charles-de-Gaulle et plus d’un millier de véhicules terrestres et marins dans une simulation à grande échelle d’un débarquement entre Castres et Sète. [Le Monde]

  • YouTube rolls out dubbed video feature for creators to upload multi-language audio tracks [Mashable]

  • Are Google and Bing’s Chat AI Going to Change Search Forever? [VICE News]

  • Advocates Demand Oversight and Accountability for U.S. Arms Trade — The war in Ukraine has proven that transparency is possible when it comes to weapons transfers. The Arms Sales Accountability Project wants to make it the norm. [The Intercept_]

  • Explore a billion-year-old volcanic mystery on Lake Superior [National Geographic]

  • Harvey Weinstein will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after LA sentence [NPR]

  • Winter storm sending heavy snow where California rarely sees it [CapRadioNews]

  • Fracas des armes, épreuve des stocks [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • Putin Should Have Known His Invasion Would Fail [Foreign Policy]

  • Ukraine: A Year of War [Foreign Affairs]

  • The Politics of Apology in the Pacific — Besides being the right thing to do, apologies bring diplomatic and political gains in a region haunted by colonial and imperial atrocities. [The Diplomat]

  • How Will the Universe End? — Big Freeze, Big Rip, Big Crunch, Bounce or vacuum decay? Steven Strogatz speaks with theoretical cosmologist Katie Mack about the five ways that scientists think the universe could come to an end. [Quanta Magazine] note: the universe is not going to end anytime soon.

  • À l'occasion du premier anniversaire de l'invasion militaire de l'Ukraine par la Fédération de Russie, le CERN reste résolument aux côtés de l'Ukraine et réaffirme son attachement à cette valeur fondamentale qu'est la collaboration pacifique par-delà les frontières. [CERN_FR]

  • Crew-6 ‘Go’ for Launch Following Successful Launch Readiness Review [NASA]

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There’s a new graphics update for NVIDIA RTX for Cyberpunk 2077 so be sure to download it. The 1.7 patch seems a long way off, including the PHANTOM LIBERTY free DLC later this year.

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  • Google's Bringing Magic Eraser To All Google One Subscribers - Including iPhone Users [Slashdot.org]

  • China calls for Russia-Ukraine war cease-fire [AXIOS]

  • Filing: DOJ seeks court sanctions against Google in its antitrust suit, citing Google's policy of deleting certain employee chats automatically after 24 hours [TechMeme]

  • Electrification and Brexit are killing the British car industry [Quartz]

  • The new Congress is enlisting kids in its ongoing fight with Big Tech — The latest salvo in reining in tech platforms: Laws to protect children from them. [Recode]

  • Can data-driven research show us how to be happy? — Meik Wiking, CEO of the Happiness Research Institute, believes we can [TheNextWeb]

  • Farmworkers Finally Won Overtime Pay. Now the Industry Wants to Repeal It. [Eater]

  • How Your Business Can Support Earthquake Victims in Turkey and Syria — With more than 41,000 dead and millions displaced, earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria are in dire need. Here's how businesses can make a difference through gift matching, supply donations, and more. [Inc.]

  • The history of the “Black vote” — In the last century, “the Black vote” has become an easy target of both Democratic pandering and Republican suppression. — The history of the “Black vote” [Fast Company]

  • What We’re Reading: Love is great, but have you tried friendship? [Medium]

  • This Is One of the Best Nerd Culture Moments in TV History [WIRED]

  • Tech News Weekly 274 [TWIT]

  • Ask a Techspert: How do machine learning models explain themselves? [Google Blog]

  • Amplification at the quantum limit [Google Research]

  • STARMUS VI: The out-of-this-world science and arts festival will see speakers including Chris Hadfield and Kip Thorne celebrate 50 years of exploration on Mars [Astronomy Magazine]

  • Groupe Lesage mise sur l’ERP Intelligent SAP S4HANA pour structurer ses processus (French) [SAP] #SAP

BLOGPOST UPDATE IN PROGRESS

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 759 & BENKYO RADIO 759. I am immensely disappointed that Stade Rennais lost their match in the Europa League, but glad that Manchester United won their match against Barcelona. There remains a lot of work to do for MUFC to win silverware in multiple competitions, and I look forward to grab my silverware and eat some fucking food and drink a Guinness or a Heineken if they win. Please remember to drink a Guinness 0.0% or Heineken 0.0% if you are driving. Thanks so much.

Until Next Time!