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AI Agents are taking jobs:–Do We Still Stand a Chance in the Job Market?
- AI could replace nearly half of repetitive and predictable jobs by the end of the decade.
- Jobs at highest risk include customer service, finance & banking, and creative & writing jobs.
- However, AI is also creating new jobs in leadership & emotional intelligence, skilled trades & hands-on jobs, and AI-related careers.
- To stay ahead, individuals should focus on developing soft skills, learning technical skills, and adapting & upskilling.
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16 Information Diet Lifehacks for Mighty Knowledge Metabolism
- The article discusses various lifehacks for efficient information consumption in the digital age, focusing on books as a valuable source of knowledge.
- It emphasizes the depth and quality of information found in books compared to blogs, podcasts, and other free content mediums.
- The article advocates for investing time and money in reading books to gain profound insights and stimulate personal development.
- Reading apps, like Kindle or Google Play Books, are recommended for their highlighting and note-taking features that improve the reading experience.
- A sleep hack for reading before bed is shared, involving adjusting screen brightness and turning off distractions like Wi-Fi.
- Warpspeed Reading technique is introduced to enhance retention by using Kindle, Evernote, and Spritz app for speedy review of highlighted passages.
- Blogs, Feedly, browsing tips, and Brave/Opera browser usage are discussed to minimize distractions and focus on quality content.
- Strategies for managing online video consumption, ad blocking, and use of alternative platforms like Odysee, Bitchute, and Rumble are suggested.
- The article also covers watching documentaries, managing Netflix usage, listening to podcasts, audiobooks, music, and using focus-enhancing apps like Brain.FM.
- Smart social media habits are highlighted, such as using tools to limit distractions on Facebook, uninstalling social media apps, and removing widgets from the phone.
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PS5/PS5 Pro VRR Stuttering Issue Confirmed by Tech Experts
- A tech analysis has confirmed ongoing PS5 and PS5 Pro VRR stuttering issues in games that support 120Hz VRR with unlocked frame rates.
- Digital Foundry ran tests on 19 games and found a noticeable stutter occurring after about 20 minutes of gameplay.
- The stutter is caused by games temporarily dropping out of VRR and returning to a fixed refresh rate, impacting games such as Diablo 4 and The Last of Us Part 2.
- Sony has not yet acknowledged the issue, but hopes for a fix soon.
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Mensjournal
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New Information Emerges on Morgan Wallen's 'SNL' Walk-Off
- Morgan Wallen caused a stir when he abruptly left the stage and possibly Studio 8H without waiting for the credits to finish on SNL.
- Sources in Wallen's camp say there was no intended slight to the show or its performers and he had a good time.
- After leaving, Wallen posted a photo of a plane with a caption indicating he had places to be.
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Tech Radar
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Here's why you should reinstall Windows 11 every two months - no, I'm not kidding
- The author discusses their love for Windows operating system and their habit of reinstalling Windows onto their PC every other month.
- They highlight the need for occasional system refresh due to Windows susceptibility to bugs caused by updates, drivers, and file corruption.
- The author advises against upgrading from the previous Windows version and recommends a fresh reinstall instead.
- Advocating for tying a Windows license to a Microsoft account for easy reinstalls, the author suggests splitting storage drives for efficient reinstallation.
- By keeping games and important files on a separate drive, reinstalling Windows becomes a quick and time-saving process.
- The strategy helps reduce clutter, encourages backup practice, and ensures a clean and error-free Windows installation.
- The author emphasizes the benefits of a minimal desktop after reinstalling Windows, which results in improved performance.
- They recommend relying on Windows Defender for antivirus protection and suggest flattening the system in case of malware infection.
- The author provides tips on preparing for a Windows reinstall, including backing up important files and ensuring internet connectivity.
- In case of internet connectivity issues during Windows 11 install, the author shares a workaround to continue installation without internet connection.
- Overall, the author advocates for a 'salt-the-earth' approach of reinstalling Windows periodically for a fresh and efficient system.
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Medium
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Introduction to Python: The Journey of the Most Popular Programming Language
- Python has become the most popular programming language due to its simplicity and power.
- It is used in various fields including web development, data analysis, AI, automation, cybersecurity, and game development.
- Python is beginner-friendly and offers numerous job opportunities in AI, web development, and data science.
- Learning Python can provide endless opportunities and is highly recommended for students and professionals.
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Medium
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iPhone 17 Series: The Future of 8K Video Recording
- The iPhone 17 introduces 8K video recording, providing ultra-clear and sharp footage for filmmakers, vloggers, and content creators.
- ProRes and HDR10+ support enable high-dynamic-range videos with true-to-life colors for better color grading and post-processing.
- Upgraded sensor-shift stabilization technology ensures smooth, shake-free videos, even in motion.
- The iPhone 17 Pro models feature a periscope zoom lens for up to 10x optical zoom and improved storage options and battery life for optimized video recording.
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Gsmarena
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Huawei FreeArc review
- Huawei has expanded its wearables lineup with the FreeArc, open-ear headphones for comfort and active lifestyles. The release was overshadowed by the Mate XT Ultimate launch.
- The FreeArc features a unique 'C-bridge Design' for a secure fit, made from high-performance Ni-Ti alloy and soft silicone, ensuring comfort and durability.
- With an open-ear design, the FreeArc lets users stay aware of surroundings but sacrifices some audio quality. It excels for activities like running and calls at home.
- The sound quality is decent with a 17 mm x 12 mm driver, punchy bass, and balanced sound suitable for music and podcasts. Calls are clear with AI noise filtering.
- Battery life is impressive, with over 6 hours of use at 75% volume and quick charging. The FreeArc is comfortable, lightweight, and offers a reliable option for daily use.
- Best suited for quieter environments, the FreeArc struggles with Apple devices. Priced at £99 in the UK and €99 in Europe, it offers bundle deals, making it a worthwhile consideration.
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Idownloadblog
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Rumor: Apple is developing M5 MacBook Air, M6 iPad Pro and a new budget iPad
- Apple is reportedly developing the M5 MacBook Air, M6 iPad Pro, and a new budget iPad.
- The next iPad Pro featuring the Apple M6 chip is expected to be released this year, possibly in October.
- The MacBook Air is also expected to receive an M5 chip this year, despite the recent M4-powered update.
- Apple is preparing to launch a newer chip for the budget iPad, but no other hardware improvements are expected.
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Medium
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Artificial Intelligence: Beyond the Buzz
- AI-generated content raises legal concerns regarding ownership and data sources.
- Introduction of AI could lead to a significant impact on employment, particularly in creative fields.
- Consumers both contribute to and face limitations in using powerful yet imperfect language models.
- AI's true potential lies in providing meaningful benefits in daily human tasks, not just generating text or images.
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Brighter Side of News
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Archeologists unearth the largest fully preserved dinosaur claw
- Paleontologists unearthed the Duonychus tsogtbaatari, a dinosaur with evolutionary oddities in its hands, in Mongolia's Gobi Desert.
- Duonychus had two 30-centimeter-long claws, breaking the norm of three claws seen in its relatives.
- The unique dinosaur's claws were likely used for various purposes like grasping branches and self-defense.
- The fossil was discovered during the construction of a water pipeline and is a significant find in dinosaur evolution.
- Duonychus belonged to a rare group of herbivorous theropods called therizinosaurs and had two-fingered hands, a rarity among such dinosaurs.
- The discovery sheds light on how hand structures changed over time in the therizinosaur clade.
- The fossilized keratin sheath over one of Duonychus's claws is a significant find as keratin rarely fossilizes.
- The unique hand structure of Duonychus might be linked to its feeding habits or specific plant diet.
- The dinosaur stood approximately 3 meters tall, weighed around 260 kilograms, and likely had a feathered body.
- The discovery of Duonychus challenges previous understandings of dinosaur hand evolution, emphasizing specialization and unique adaptations.
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Metro
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Rocket launched from mainland Europe crashes 30 seconds after take-off
- A European rocket launched from mainland Europe crashed into the Norwegian Sea, 30 seconds after take-off, in a powerful explosion.
- The rocket, named Spectrum, was developed by German start-up Isar Aerospace and was intended to be the first rocket capable of reaching orbit launched from continental Europe.
- Despite the crash, Isar Aerospace considered the mission to be a success as it provided valuable flight data and experience for future missions.
- The launch was delayed due to weather conditions and the rocket did not carry a payload on its first flight.
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VentureBeat
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Beyond encryption: Why quantum computing might be more of a science boom than a cybersecurity bust
- The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released post-quantum encryption standards last August to combat potential quantum computing threats to traditional encryption.
- Despite concerns, quantum computing's impact on encryption may not be as immediate or detrimental as portrayed in media.
- Quantum computing's limitations in energy demands and computing power may steer its focus towards scientific advancements rather than encryption hacking.
- The analogy of the 7-pass wipe method for data erasure in response to fears of electron microscope data recovery is drawn.
- Quantum computing requires significant computing power and access, mostly available to nation-states and large corporations.
- It is suggested that the primary use of quantum computing by such entities may lie in scientific research and global economic competition, rather than encryption breaking.
- Quantum computing shows potential for breakthroughs in materials development, pharmaceuticals, and space travel optimizations.
- Only a limited scope of entities will have access to quantum computing, leading to a cost-benefit analysis of its usage in various industries.
- While quantum computing can pose risks in the wrong hands, its main focus is likely to be on beneficial applications rather than encryption breaches.
- The need for careful consideration of real-world applications of quantum computing before extensive overhaul of cryptographic algorithms is emphasized.
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Medium
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The Opacity Paradox: What AI's Black Box Reveals Abomayut Consciousness
- Large language models and neural networks face the "explainability problem" of not being able to trace inputs to outputs.
- The opacity of AI systems may share similarities with human consciousness, where reasoning processes are not fully understood.
- Gödel's incompleteness theorems highlight the limitations of formal systems in completely describing themselves, similar to consciousness.
- AI's opacity and human consciousness both involve abstraction and emerge naturally from complexity.
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Don’t Pay for a Course to Learn HTTP
- HTTP is just structured text sent over a TCP connection.
- An HTTP request consists of a start line, headers, and an optional body.
- An HTTP response consists of a start line, headers, and an optional body.
- The empty line (
) indicates the end of headers.
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