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How a chance encounter in Texas sparked a $1 billion Kleiner Perkins-backed AI startup

Avoca, founded by two MIT grads, brings Silicon Valley tech to trades like plumbing, roofing, and HVAC.

Fortune

Inside Microsoft’s chaos vocabulary: A former engineer explains why phrases like “even the fires are on fire” weren’t jokes, they were survival tools

Veteran engineer Raymond Chen revealed that Microsoft would often use corporate jargon like "on fire" to describe

Windows Central

Best Arknights: Endfield team comps—who to use in your squad

Try these Endfield teams if you're struggling for ideas.

PC Gamer

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6 Smart Ways To Get Approved for Loans and Credit Cards with a Low Credit Score

Lenders now approve more low-credit applicants using cash-flow underwriting, alternative data, updated scoring models and credit-building products.

GOBankingRates

Chinese scam suspects arrested in Pattaya

Two Chinese men were arrested in Pattaya on Thursday for their alleged involvement in a transnational call centre scam network linked to the death of a South Korean student.

Bangkok Post

Inside Silicon Valley’s ‘soup wars’: Why Mark Zuckerberg and OpenAI are hand-delivering liquid lunch to poach AI talent

Mark Zuckerberg’s soup is hand-cooked. OpenAI’s soup comes from a high-end Korean restaurant. It’s soup for the AI soul.

Fortune

Friday essay: tai chi helped me navigate grief and loss. Its story spans ancient China to Lou Reed

Between the end of a summer that had been going on too long and the beginning of a too-warm autumn that would crank up my climate change anxiety to ten, I joined a tai chi class.

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Uh oh, it's happening: ADATA chairman says the perfect storm of simultaneous DRAM, SSD and HDD shortages is already upon us and it looks like prices are only going in one direction

All in the name of AI slop.

PC Gamer

Judges rule against Trump administration on deporting Guatemalan children and Venezuelans

Double defeat protects Venezuelans with temporary protected status and Guatemalan minors

The Guardian - US

Stanford study reveals 'Generative AI' steals the most jobs in exposed industries like coding — usually from young professionals

Stanford’s latest research shows that generative AI is hitting young professionals hardest. Where have all the entry-level positions gone?

Windows Central

Trio of current and ex-TSMC employees face combined 30 years in prison for stealing national core key tech — engineer allegedly stole data to help Tokyo Electron improve etching machine performance

The trio is charged with violating Taiwan’s National Security Act and faces a combined 30 years in prison.

Tom’s Hardware

‘Preparation is our only option’: sirens wail as Taiwan simulates China attack in city streets

As annual drills become more significant, this year Taipei civilians have been experiencing what war might feel like

The Guardian - UK

Taiwanese man arrested in Pattaya with drugs and weapons

A Taiwanese man was arrested in Pattaya after he allegedly attacked his neighbours’ condo doors with a baseball bat while under the influence of drugs, sparking panic among residents. Police discovered drugs and weapons in his room.

Bangkok Post

Judge Strikes Part of Anthropic (Claude.AI) Expert's Declaration, Because of Uncaught AI Hallucination in Part of Citation

From Friday's order by Magistrate Judge Susan van Keulen in Concord Music Group, Inc. v. Anthropic PBC (N.D. Cal.) At the outset, the… The post Judge Strikes Part of Anthropic (Claude.AI) Expert's Declaration, Because of Uncaught AI Hallucination in Part of Citation appeared first on Reason.com.

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International Business Times

Taiwan Bicycle Makers In Limbo As US Tariff Threat Looms

Weeks after Donald Trump's global tariff bombshell, Jeff Chen's factory in Taiwan is as busy as ever turning out carbon and alloy wheels for high-end bicycles bound for US and European markets.

Fortune

The CEO of one of Thailand’s leading manufacturers says his customers are rushing to stock up during Trump’s tariff pause

Victor Cheng, CEO of Delta Electronics Thailand, affirms that it’ll be his U.S. customers, not him, who will pay Trump’s tariffs.

Windows Central

Millions of Windows XP disks secretly included Microsoft's failed search assistant to keep pirates at bay — "Bob was actually more useful dead than alive"

Bob resurfaced from Microsoft's Graveyard to pad out the 30MB of free space in Windows XP, keeping pirates at bay.

Space

Unknown physics may help dark energy act as 'antigravity' throughout the universe

Dark energy may have a completely unknown aspect of physics acting as an accomplice in its efforts to defy gravity, suppressing the growth of large-scale structures like galaxy superclusters.

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The Guardian - UK

In brief: My Favourite Mistake; Homeseeking; The Meteorites: Encounters With Outer Space and Deep Time – review

Marian Keyes’s engaging tale of fresh starts and old flames; a kaleidoscopic family drama spanning six decades; and an absorbing study of ancient rocks from space

Evening Standard

Black Doves ending explained, the 'horrific' true story it's based on, plus will there be a season two?

Your burning questions about the Netflix spy and assassins thriller answered

International Business Times UK

OnlyFans Is Now Accessible In China: Here's Why It's A Big Deal

China, known for its strict censorship, surprisingly allows access to OnlyFans, raising questions about the country's changing internet policies.

WhatToWatch

Black Doves episode 5 recap: the truth starts to come out

Netflix's spy thriller set at Christmas brings intense action, secret organisations, and a multitude of deaths. Here's a recap on episode 5 to unravel what's really going on.

Inverse

'Venom: The Last Dance' Review: The Final Venom Movie Is a Painfully Serious Farewell

The third and final film in the Venom franchise has the nuggets of comedic brilliance that made the franchise a surprise hit, but ultimately gets too serious for its own good.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel partner offers refund for faulty Core i9-14900K CPU due to lack of stock — affected user sells off Intel hardware and switches to AMD

One of Intel's partners in Hong Kong is reportedly refunding Core i9-14900K processors instead of replacing them because it is running out of CPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

Passenger caught using electric wheelchair to smuggle more than 100 mobile phones into China

A Macau man was recently apprehended when he tried to smuggle more than 100 mobile phones into China hidden in his modified electric wheelchair.

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