JETLAG RADIO 761 | BENKYO RADIO 761

• 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.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 760 | BENKYO RADIO 760

• 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.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 759 | BENKYO RADIO 759

• 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

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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!

JETLAG RADIO 758 | BENKYO RADIO 758

• How to win the hot war in Ukraine and the cold war that will follow it [The Economist] #Ukraine

• The secret diary of a Ukrainian soldier: death and drones on the eastern front [1843 magazine]

• Winter storm: Power outages and travel disruption continue across US [BBC News]

• US Is Giving Ukraine a Long-Range GPS-Guided Bomb That Can Hit Targets Miles Away [Bloomberg] #Ukraine

• Nvidia-led surge in chip stocks lifts Wall Street out of Fed blues [Reuters]

• The problem with Israel’s so called ‘crisis of democracy’ [AL-Jazeera News] #CrimesAgainstHumanityAgainstPalestinians #IsraeliWarCrimes

• Joe Biden’s Showy Defiance of Vladimir Putin [The New Yorker] #Ukraine

• The iPhone 15 Pro’s special color might be a good-looking red. 9to5Mac has the details. I usually just get a black phone, but I’d seriously consider getting this nice red. [The Verge]

• What Europe showed the world about renewable energy [Vox]

• Podcasts are coming to YouTube Music [TechCrunch]

• Introducing: The Design Issue [MIT Technology Review]

• Companies must use artificial intelligence to compete or go bankrupt as the pace of advancement soars, Ark Invest futurist says [Markets Insider] #AlphabetGoogleIsUtilizingLaMBDA #LaMBDAisMoreSecureThanChatGPT

• From ambition to action, we've joined forces with IBM to help companies become more sustainable. Learn how to get started. https://sap.to/60493SUf7 #SAPSustainability [LinkedIn] #SAP

• My friend Pete Reed was killed as he saved lives in Ukraine. You should know the good he did [The Guardian] #Ukraine

• Crew Tried to Stop Train Before Derailment in East Palestine, Investigators Say — An overheating wheel bearing set off an audible alarm on the train before it derailed this month, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board. [The New York Times] #EastPalestineTrainOhioInvestigation

• Opinion — Gavin Newsom Was Right 19 Years Ago — And Conservatives Just Keep Being Wrong — The Republican Party once argued that same-sex marriage was "unnatural." Thankfully, the then-San Francisco mayor didn't see it that way. [Huffington Post]

• Happiness Is a Warm Coffee — All hail the miracle bean. [The Atlantic]

• Why Democrats Are Worried About 2024 Senate Elections [FiveThirtyEight]

• Trump’s grip on the Republican base is slipping — even among his fans [The Washington Post] #RepublicansAreRealizingTrumpIsaMonster #RepublicansDontWantToGoToJailSoTheyAreFinallyTurningAgainstTrump

• Architecture : à Paris, on ne démolit plus, on transforme [Le Monde]

• Watch the cast of 'Bel Air' recreate the 'Fresh Prince of Bel Air' Theme Song [Mashable]

• We Spoke to The Florida Teacher Who Was Fired For a Viral Video Of Empty School Library Shelves [VICE News]

• Are U.S. Sanctions Against Syria Stalling Humanitarian Aid After the Earthquake? [The Intercept_] #EarthquakeInSyria #EarthquakeInTurkey

• This ancient Greek warship ruled the Mediterranean [National Geographic]

• A million households have lost power so far as major winter storm blasts the U.S. [NPR]

• Sacramento City Council OKs cannabis dispensary, denying appeal by nearby detox center [CapRadioNews]

• Pouchkine victime de Poutine [Le Monde diplomatique]

• The Return of the Russia Question — What kind of country do Russians want to live in after the war? [Foreign Policy]

• The Quiescent Russians — What the War in Ukraine Has Revealed About Putin’s Public [Foreign Affairs] #Ukraine

• Nepal’s New Government Faces a Stiff Test — Dahal’s return to power could reset Nepal’s foreign policy – but first he’ll have to survive an unstable coalition and disgruntled electorate. [The Diplomat]

• Can Our Brains Be Taken Over? — Several real-life pathogens can change a host’s behavior against their will. Here’s what we know about these zombie-like infections. [Quanta Magazine]

• #ThrowbackThursday au Synchrotron à protons (PS) en 1965, le premier synchrotron du CERN. On voit ici l'appareil qui étudie la diffusion des pions à partir des protons polarisés. — Savez-vous ce qu'est un pion ? Dites-le nous 👇En savoir plus : [CERN_FR]

• National Engineers Week [NASA]

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Champions League and Europa League this week! Let’s go Manchester United and Stade Rennais!

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JETLAG RADIO 757 | BENKYO RADIO 757

• Google Claims Breakthrough in Quantum Computer Error Correction [Slashdot.org]

• "Massive" winter storm to impact entire Lower 48

• New Bing Chat AI is now available in Edge mobile, Bing apps, and Skype Preview [TechMeme]

• How highly productive people at work can cause problems for their teams [Quartz]

• Musk’s Twitter is getting worse [Recode] It’s time to turn Twitter.com into Twitter.gov

• How to build a great software engineering team [TheNextWeb]

• The Great LA Dumpling Drama [Eater]

• Junk Fee Prevention Act: Price Transparency Might Benefit Small Businesses — The President is calling on Congress to both cap fees and improve disclosure in airlines, hotels and other industries. Here's what that may mean for prices and competition. [Inc.]

• How Ukraine’s postage stamps became an unlikely time capsule of the war [Fast Company]

• The War in Ukraine: One Year Later, We Remain Committed to the Ukrainian People [Medium]

• Mormon Church Slammed With $5 Million Fine After Being Accused of Hiding $32 Million Investment Portfolio [Entrepreneur]

• The Best Android Phones [WIRED]

• This Week in Enterprise Tech Episode 531 [TWIT]

• Our progress toward quantum error correction [Google Blog]

• Suppressing quantum errors by scaling a surface code logical qubit [Google AI Blog]

• Observe the constellation Auriga: This Week in Astronomy with Dave Eicher [Astronomy Magazine]

• Data Lab Dialogues Podcast Ep. #24 - Content Management, Compliance and Archiving with Opentext [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 757 & BENKYO RADIO 757. Putin is a menace and the President and former Presidents except for moronic Trump know this very well. Please watch this documentary. Thank you.

Also, the fact that Russia suspended New START and is ready to resume nuclear testing is a terrible choice. They must return their senses and understand that neither the United States nor Russia want Mutually Assured Destruction (M.A.D.).

Please play chess between each other’s respective countries instead. Thanks.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 756 | BENKYO RADIO 756

• The war is making Ukraine a Western country [The Economist]

• How to forecast major events in 2023 [The Economist Podcasts]

• Judge blocks 9/11 victims' claim to Afghan assets [BBC News] let’s get it out of Dick Cheney’s pension fund. You know, all the money that he stole while enriching himself with the #MilitaryIndustrialComplex.

• Starbucks Launches Olive-Oil Coffee Drinks to Win Over Italian Customers [Bloomberg]

• British-born schoolgirl who joined Islamic State loses appeal over citizenship removal [Reuters]

• Palestinian parties condemn PA over UN vote withdrawal [Al-Jazeera News]

• Dansk and the Promise of a Simple Scandinavian Life [The New Yorker]

• Gran Turismo 7 VR hands-on: it might make you a PSVR 2 believer / PSVR 2 reviewers didn’t get to review Gran Turismo in VR — here’s why that’s a shame. [The Verge]

• Biden and Putin’s dueling speeches show why the end of the Ukraine war is a long way off [Vox]

• Amazon’s AWS cozies up to carriers, launches 2 services to build and operate networks in the cloud [TechCrunch]

• She’s working to make German tech more inclusive [MIT Technology Review]

• Bernie Sanders says it's time for a four-day work week [Insider]

• Un salarié payé est - 2 fois moins malade, 6 fois moins absent, 9 fois plus loyal, 31% plus productif, 55% plus créatif [LinkedIn]

• ‘Very alarming’: US airport screenings see a surge in loaded guns [The Guardian]

• ‘The Democratic Party in New York Is a Disaster’ [The New York Times]

• Donald Trump Jr. Gets Scathing Reminder Of His Father's 'Mental Competency' [Huffington Post]

• Biden’s Hope vs. Putin’s Lies [The Atlantic] #Ukraine

• How MLB's New Rules Could Change Baseball In 2023 [FiveThirtyEight]

• Follow the 600-mile front line between Ukrainian and Russian forces [Washington Post]

• Biden calls Russia arms treaty suspension a 'big mistake' [Le Monde]

• The planets are absolutely brilliant in the sky right now. Look up. [Mashable]

• 'Truly Bizarre': Scientists Discover Ancient Galaxies That Should Not Exist — “I think I spat out my coffee,” said the scientist leading the team that discovered the galaxies, which should be impossible within current physics. [VICE News]

• Momentum Grows on Special Tribunal to Prosecute Putin’s Aggression in Ukraine [The Intercept_]

• How living near a railroad can harm your health [Nat Geo]

• Northern states are shutting down ahead of coast-to-coast winter storm [NPR]

• Billions are needed to repair, renovate and maintain Cal State’s buildings [CapRadioNews]

• Frappante maturité des opinions arabes [Le Monde diplomatique]

• African Union Ousts Israeli Diplomat [Foreign Policy] #PalestinianLivesMatter

• Xi the Survivor — How Washington Overestimates Chinese Weakness [Foreign Affairs]

• ‘No Safe Space in Pakistan for Women’: Rape Case Roils Islamabad — Another year, another horrifying rape case – and still no action to protect Pakistani women. [The Diplomat]

• Physicists Use Quantum Mechanics to Pull Energy out of Nothing [Quanta Magazine]

• Dans la #PhotoDeLaSemaine nous observons le travail minutieux d’un technicien qui place les derniers composants sur le circuit imprimé. Saviez-vous que nous gérons l'ensemble du processus de création électronique, de la conception à la production ?🔗[CERN_FR]

• What Exactly is an Engineer? [NASA]

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A tragedy unfolded in East Palestine, Ohio in that train accident. I demand that Secretary Pete Buttigieg to get on the next flight to Ohio asap. President Biden already got on the phone and made his services available to the region. Thank you.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 755 | BENKYO RADIO 755

• Tumblr iOS Revenue Increased 125% Since Launching Its Parody of Paid Verification [Slashdot.org]

• Winter storm to slam U.S. with blizzard conditions, record temperatures [AXIOS]

• Microsoft is bringing its Xbox PC games to Nvidia's GeForce Now and promises to offer Activision Blizzard games on the cloud service if the acquisition closes [TechMeme]

• The EPA has ordered Norfolk Southern to pay for all clean up costs at the Ohio derailment site [Quartz]

• The other long Covid — The pandemic took young people’s present. What will it do to their future? [Recode]

• EU launches €3.75 billion fund of funds to help tech startups scale up [TheNextWeb]

• Chef José Andrés Is Coming to SXSW to Talk About World Central Kitchen [Eater]

• The Debt Ceiling Standoff Has Federal Contractors On Edge — If the U.S. defaults, government contractors may not get paid on time. They're already devising stopgap solutions. [Inc.]

• How small businesses can take advantage of emerging technology [Fast Company]

• She Thought Her 2.8 Million Followers Would Make Her Rich Until She Couldn’t Sell 36 T-Shirts [Medium]

• That Will Never Work — How many times have you been told “that will never work”? Probably not as often as Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph. The veteran Silicon Valley entrepreneur provides a healthy dose of humor, and actionable advice that will benefit founders - and would-be founders - at every stage of their business journey. [Entrepreneur]

• Loverwatch Left Me Wishing For a Third First Date [WIRED]

• iOS Today — Episode 642 [TWIT]

• More opportunities for Singaporeans to learn digital skills [Google Blog]

• MusicLM: Generating Music From Text [Google Research]

• U.S. Naval Observatory’s great refractor turns 150 years old [Astronomy Magazine]

• Atos bascule son ERP SAP S4HANA vers le Cloud avec l’offre RISE with SAP (French) [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 755 & BENKYO RADIO 755.

Some incredible things happen between music and your brain. You may remember from the book Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain. I’m pretty sure I included this book on my bookclub before, if I have not, I will in the future.

I’m getting pretty sick and tired of Trump, and every day is prolonging the “Trump TV show.” Oh the whole world thought it was funny while he was President for a while, but once he told people not to get vaccinated and not to wear masks and 600,000 fucking Americans died, suddenly it’s not so funny anymore. I demand the FBI to immediately release what blackmail Trump has on the bureau, and why it has been almost 777 days since Jan6th insurrection and he hasn’t been arrested. 777 means jackpot. That means all of this bullshit has been about money. I am glad I am not in charge because I want to fire half the Bureau right now. Jack Smith, hurry the hell up. Thank you.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 754 | BENKYO RADIO 754

• The West is struggling to forge a new arsenal of democracy [The Economist] #Ukraine

• Decapitated bodies and a slaughtered dog: Ukraine’s year of defying atrocities [1843 magazine]

• Ukraine war: Blinken says China may give weapons to Russia [BBC News]

• Uniqlo’s Quest to Conquer the US, One Cashmere Sweater at a Time [Bloomberg]

• Blinken to Turkey: 'the United States is here' with aid [Reuters]

• I want justice for my brothers who Israel killed [AL-Jazeera News]

• A Year of Putin’s Wartime Lies [The New Yorker] #Ukraine

• Facebook and Instagram are testing selling you blue checks for $12 a month / ‘Meta Verified’ will give you a blue badge along with several other benefits, including increased visibility, protection against impersonation, priority customer support, and more. [The Verge]

• How bad of a norovirus wave is the US in for? [Vox]

• iOS gains new emoji, Showtime joins a pricier Paramount+, and Instagram launches Channels [TechCrunch]

• Welcome to the oldest part of the metaverse [MIT Technology Review] #UltimaOnline

• The rise and fall — and rise again — of Barnes & Noble [Insider]

• Get ready for the National Basketball Association (NBA) All-Star game with high-flying dunks and stats powered by SAP. 🏀🔥https://sap.to/60493YgwS [LinkedIn] #SAP

• ‘He’s an inspiration’: tributes pour in after Jimmy Carter enters hospice care [The Guardian]

• A Doodle Reveals da Vinci’s Early Deconstruction of Gravity — Long before Galileo and Newton used superior mathematics to study a fundamental natural force, Leonardo calculated the gravitational constant with surprising accuracy. [The New York Times]

• The Best And Worst 'Healthy' Drinks At The Grocery Store, Ranked By Nutritionists [Huffington Post]

• Wash Your Hands and Pray You Don’t Get Sick [The Atlantic] #Norovirus

• Our Not-Quite-Midseason NBA Awards [FiveThirtyEight]

• Opinion: Fetterman’s depression disclosure is a paradigm shift for mental health [The Washington Post] #StopTheStigma

• A Los Angeles, la police privée de son drapeau, devenu un symbole d’extrême droite — La décision du chef du LAPD d’interdire l’accrochage du « Thin Blue Line Flag » dans les commissariats de la ville a créé une vive polémique dans le camp conservateur comme dans les rangs progressistes. [Le Monde]

• Radio signals keep coming from deep space. Here's what they really are. [Mashable]

• Saudi Arabia's Latest Sci-Fi Project Is a Cube the Size of 20 Empire State Buildings [VICE News]

• Years Before East Palestine Disaster, Congressional Allies of the Rail Industry Intervened to Block Safety Regulations [The Intercept_]

• What to know about freezing your eggs [National Geographic]

• The EPA steps in to take over the East Palestine train derailment cleanup [NPR]

• Sign up for ReCap and never miss the top stories [CapRadioNews]

• Ukraine, la neutralité intéressée d’Alger et de Rabat [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Putin’s New START Announcement and the Future of Arms Control [Foreign Policy]

• Move Fast and Win Things — What the War in Ukraine Has Revealed About Statecraft [Foreign Affairs]

• China’s Clouded Future in Afghanistan [The Diplomat]

• With Nothing to Eat Except Viruses, Some Microbes Thrive [Quanta Magazine]

• Ici nous voyons un test du système d'extinction d'incendie de @CMSExperiment en 2006. — Douze souffleurs ont projeté un mélange d'eau et de mousse. Le résultat? Ce paysage hivernal mousse duveteuse à 100 mètres sous terre! — Pour en savoir plus: http://hse.cern [CERN_FR]

• NASA, SpaceX Announce Update to Crew-6 Mission [NASA]

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 754 & BENKYO RADIO 754.

MUFC is 3rd on the EPL Table! Let’s keep this up! We must return to the UCL next year!

It’s NBA All-Star Weekend in Salt Lake City! Let’s enjoy some great basketball!

On a more serious note, please watch “Under the Banner of Heaven” on Hulu. Very important show.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 753 | BENKYO RADIO 753

• Whatever Happened to the Ruby Programming Language? [Slashdot.org]

• Jimmy Carter to begin receiving hospice care [AXIOS]

• A human player beat a top-ranked AI system in 14 out 15 games of Go, using tactics suggested by a computer program that had probed the AI system for weaknesses [TechMeme]

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

• YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki is stepping down [Recode]

• 7 key takeaways about the Dutch tech startup ecosystem you need to know [TheNextWeb]

• Haluski Has Many Forms, All of Them Comforting [Eater]

• Invaded, a Founder and Her Ukrainian Team Found the Power to Push Forward [Inc.] #Ukraine

• Spilled chemicals, black smoke, and contamination: An environmental engineer explains the long-term risks of the Ohio train derailment [Fast Company]

• Become a verified book author [Medium]

• Start Your Own Business [Entrepreneur]

• Yes, Lab-Grown Meat Is Vegan [WIRED]

• This Week in Space 49 [TWIT]

• 12 tips to help you read more books this year [Google Blog]

• FriendlyCore: A novel differentially private aggregation framework [Google Research]

• Submit poetry and letters to the editors of Poetry magazine [Poetry Foundation]

• Capture the sky with the QHY 600 CMOS camera [Astronomy Magazine]

• How DAIMANI Delivers A Seamless Experience That Customers Love [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 753 & BENKYO RADIO 753.

Along many of you, I am extremely excited about Season 5 of Formula 1: Drive to Survive. It’s going to be amazing! Look for it on Netflix.

A very Happy Valentine’s Day to you all! If you have someone, I hope you had a great time. If not, are you ready to get back out there? Try 5 Dates and 10 Dates (interactive rom-com) from Wales Interactive. It might help you with your confidence.

“When it comes to understanding women, you’re better off reading hieroglyphics” -5 dates game from Wales Interactive.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 752 | BENKYO RADIO 752

• The devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria might upend politics, too [The Economist]

• Could avian flu cause the next human pandemic? [The Economist Podcasts]

• Women pulled alive from Turkey quake debris nine days on [BBC News]

• Treat Mexico Like a Partner, Not a Wall [Bloomberg]

• Inside Afghanistan's madrasas as girls' dreams fade: podcast [Reuters]

• US and Iran in indirect talks on prisoner swap deal: Report [AL-Jazeera News]

• Why Everyone Feels Like They’re Faking It — The concept of Impostor Syndrome has become ubiquitous. Critics, and even the idea’s originators, question its value. [The New Yorker]

• Horizon Call of the Mountain is not enough of a good thing [The Verge]

• The East Palestine, Ohio, train wreck didn’t have to be this bad [Vox]

• German startup Kern AI nabs seed funding for modular NLP development platform [TechCrunch]

• The ChatGPT-fueled battle for search is bigger than Microsoft or Google [MIT Technology Review]

• ChatGPT is a robot con artist, and we’re suckers for trusting it [Business Insider] #SamaIsInDeepDooDoo

• Un REVE ecrit avec une date devient un OBJECTIF. Un OBJECTIF decompose en plusieurs etapes devient un PLAN. Un PLAN soutenu par des ACTIONS devient REALITE. [LinkedIn]

• Disinfo black ops - Nigeria ‘Team Jorge’ (Israeli) and Cambridge Analytica meddled in Nigeria election, emails reveal [The Guardian]

• Moscow’s Military Capabilities Are in Question After Failed Battle for Ukrainian City [The New York Times]

• How An Airline Crisis Turned Pete Buttigieg’s DOT Dream Into A Nightmare [Huffington Post]

• Why the Tesla Recall Matters [The Atlantic]

• The 4 Main Factions Of The House Democratic Caucus [FiveThirtyEight]

• 40 years of debt: Student loan borrowers’ struggles expose flaws in system [The Washington Post]

• Le cas israélien divise à nouveau l’Union africaine [Le Monde]

• Russia has two leaky space station ships. One is about to burn up over the ocean [Mashable]

• British Embassy Spy Jailed For 13 Years For Passing Secrets to Russia [VICE News]

• Are U.S. Sanctions Against Syria Stalling Humanitarian Aid After the Earthquake? [The Intercept_]

• Presidents' Day technically only celebrates one president [National Geographic]

• Tributes pour in for former President Jimmy Carter after he enters hospice care [NPR]

• Billions are needed to repair, renovate and maintain Cal State’s buildings [CapRadioNews]

• Avec la Turquie, une relation turbulente [Le Monde diplomatique]

• What the Marvel Cinematic Universe Can Teach Us About Geopolitics — One is a fantasy with roots in World War II. The other boasts Spider-Man. [Foreign Policy]

• The Persistence of Great-Power Politics [Foreign Affairs]

• Japan Suspects Chinese Spy Balloons Violated Its Airspace [The Diplomat]

• Quantum Field Theory Pries Open Mathematical Puzzle [Quanta Magazine]

• Ici nous voyons un test du système d'extinction d'incendie de @CMSExperiment en 2006. Douze souffleurs ont projeté un mélange d'eau et de mousse. Le résultat? Ce paysage hivernal mousse duveteuse à 100 mètres sous terre! Pour en savoir plus: http://hse.cern [CERN_FR]

• NASA’s Planetary Radar Captures Detailed View of Oblong Asteroid [NASA]

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