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Private List Warns Woman of "Over a Hundred" Allegedly Predatory Men in Silicon Valley (opens the original)
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Silicon Valley has apparently become so rife with seedy characters that tech workers are now distributing a spreadsheet of “over a hundred” alleged sexual predators in the industry, the New York Post reports. The list isn’t publicly available, but is said to contain “prominent investors and businessmen,” according to the paper’s sources, and is a way of warning others. “Some of them were very prominent names, you know? People who were famous investors,” one up-and-coming woman in tech told the P
Crowd Cheers as RFK Jr. Says the Government Will Investigate "Chemtrails" (opens the original)
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Just so you know where your leaders’ priorities are at, US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that the government will investigate “chemtrails” — a conspiracy theory held by people who would have you believe that the airplanes of the world are secretly seeding our skies with chemicals to change the weather, or maybe biological agents to keep the masses under control. Kennedy made this avowal while giving a keynote speech at none other than the Children’s Health Defense, an anti-vac
Nobody Will Say Why Every Major AI Chatbot Suddenly Went Down Yesterday (opens the original)
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On Thursday, three major chatbots — ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok — all went down without warning. The simultaneous outage of three flagship from AI systems from three different providers was bizarre. But, in an exceedingly peculiar information gap, we still don’t know why models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceXAI respectively suffered outages at the same time, Wired reports. Whatever linked the disruptions, for now, remains unclear. Only OpenAI has responded to journalists’ requests for comment.
Scientists Turn Plastic Waste Into Edible Cookies Because That’s the Future We Deserve (opens the original)
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The future of food is looking a little grim. In the event we turn all arable land on this planet into a barren heath incapable of growing food, humankind may have to resort to reaping what we sowed by eating our own plastic pollution. A team of researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale just demonstrated that this was possible by using specially engineered yeast to create tasty — and yes, edible — cookies which they 3D printed out of plastic waste. The yeast breaks down the component
"Biblical Levels of Insider Trading": New Prediction Market Monetizes Anything in Livestreams (opens the original)
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A new prediction market has entered the fold, seemingly determined to give the rampant insider trading that its competitors have become known for a run for its money. Called “CRSHMARKET,” the platform purportedly allows users to bet on potentially any event that happens in a livestream. Gamers playing on Twitch and weird “IRL streamers” that film themselves being a public nuisance on Kick are now effectively fodder for gamblers. “What if any livestream could become a prediction market?” the comp
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