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Nifty prediction today – July 11, 2025: Breaks a crucial support. Go short
- Nifty has fallen below a crucial support level of 25,300, indicating a negative trend.
- Rising back above 25,300 is crucial for a bullish scenario, targeting levels like 25,400 and higher.
- Nifty 50 July futures are down approximately 0.4%, with support levels seen at 25,220-25,200 on the downside.
- Traders are advised to go short at 25,322, with stop-loss and exit strategies outlined in the article.
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TCS’ net headcount increases by 5,090 employees in the June quarter
- TCS added 5,090 employees to its headcount in the June quarter, marking a second consecutive quarter of additions after a period of slow hiring.
- The company's attrition rate rose to 13.8% in the same quarter, slightly higher than the previous quarter's rate of 13.3%.
- TCS now has 1.14 lakh employees with 'higher-order AI skills' out of about 6.13 lakh in its global workforce as of June 2025, up from 6.07 lakh employees in March.
- The company's Resource Management Group recently implemented a policy requiring employees to ensure project assignments and limiting non-billable bench time, which faced opposition from the All India IT Employee Union.
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Here's why Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold7 doesn't have a bigger battery
- Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold7, Flip7, and Flip7 FE at its grand Unpacked event.
- The Galaxy Z Fold7 kept the same 4,400 mAh battery capacity as its predecessor despite the Flip7 receiving a battery increase.
- Samsung prioritized better cameras, a thinner and lighter body, and a wider cover screen for the Fold7 over a larger battery size.
- A higher battery capacity might not be possible for the Fold7 without switching to Si/C batteries like Chinese brands, potentially limiting battery size for future models.
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The Day I Struggled to Breathe – and How Technology Is Responding
- The author describes a day where high pollution levels affected their breathing and raised awareness of environmental impact.
- They delve into transformative technologies addressing carbon emissions, such as AI-driven carbon accounting and blockchain for carbon credits.
- Digital twins are highlighted for simulating sustainability outcomes before implementation, and IoT-enabled smart grids are mentioned for optimizing energy efficiency.
- The article emphasizes the role of these technologies in empowering individuals and organizations to make informed, impactful choices for a greener future.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus told Michelle Obama the secret to getting your adult kids to come home
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus shared a tip for empty-nesters to attract their adult kids back home: providing high-quality sheets and comfortable beds.
- Michelle Obama also confirmed using the same strategy to make their home appealing and hard to resist for their daughters, Malia and Sasha.
- Both Louis-Dreyfus and Obama emphasized creating a welcoming environment with clean tubs, bath salts, and a well-stocked fridge to keep adult children coming back.
- The concept of dealing with empty-nest syndrome was also discussed by celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and Brooke Shields in different contexts.
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First Principles or First Excuses? How to Build What Doesn’t Exist Yet
- Exploring the tension between risk-taking and caution in driving progress and innovation.
- Drawing parallels from Greek mythology, Prometheus symbolizes visionary actions for progress.
- Describing the concept of First Principles Thinking through historical and modern examples.
- Analyzing the relationship between risk-takers, regulators, and the role of innovation in society.
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Michael Dell said Meta's AI hiring spree could raise questions of fairness among employees
- Michael Dell expressed concerns about Meta's AI hiring spree potentially causing cultural problems due to generous pay packages.
- Existing employees at Meta might feel upset and envious over the high salaries of new colleagues, leading to distractions and fairness issues.
- Meta has been aggressively recruiting AI talent from competitors like OpenAI and Google, making significant investments in the field.
- While some industry figures like Sam Altman and Helen Toner see challenges ahead for Meta with its hiring practices, others like Reid Hoffman believe such investments are economically justified.
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This New Language Might Kill NVIDIA’s GPU Monopoly
- NVIDIA's CUDA has dominated high-performance computing, but now faces competition.
- New specialized processors like Intel Gaudi, AMD Instinct, Groq TSP challenge NVIDIA's GPUs.
- MLIR and Mojo present a paradigm shift, offering a diverse, efficient programming philosophy.
- Mojo, based on MLIR, offers high-level performance without vendor lock-in, breaking NVIDIA's monopoly.
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Creators Are Using AI to Build Real Relationships (and Revenue)
- AI is transforming the creator economy with personalized, scalable conversations and deeper connections.
- Messaging automation via AI helps creators engage authentically on platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp.
- AI interprets user intent, personalizes responses, and drives conversions through tailored interactions.
- Creators leverage AI for real-time engagement, building relationships, and increasing revenue streams.
- AI-powered systems streamline interactions, improve response rates, and enhance customer experiences for creators.
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Go Beyond Functional Testing: How to Use Playwright for Front-End Performance Insights
- Playwright can be used for front-end performance insights, not just for testing UIs.
- It allows you to run real browsers, measure load times, responsiveness, and resource usage.
- You can integrate performance metrics into existing functional tests for a better testing experience.
- Playwright supports cross-browser testing, network throttling, and simulating real-world conditions.
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5 Offbeat Passive Income Ideas You Can Start Today
- Explore offbeat passive income ideas like resume-building business using WordPress plugins.
- Another idea is to license your class notes or study guides online for passive income.
- Consider creating niche print-on-demand merch or starting a niche newsletter to monetize.
- Create a 'chill' digital product to sell forever, offering solutions to small problems.
- Passive income requires upfront work but can lead to earnings while you sleep.
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Muon Colliders: The Era of Electroweak Gauge Boson Collisions
- Muon colliders offer advantages over proton colliders for cleaner collisions.
- Particles in momentum eigenstates enable known center-of-mass energy for each collision.
- Predictions involve PDF convolutions, with muon collider simplifications discussed in detail.
- Theoretical advancements facilitate perturbative control, enhancing accuracy and simplifying calculations.
- The paper delves into muon collider physics, covering gauge boson collisions at high energy.
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Write a book with the help of Youbooks AI Book Generator
- Youbooks is an AI tool that assists in writing books by combining AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Llama to create professional-quality non-fiction books.
- The platform allows for the creation of manuscripts up to 300,000 words, catering to content creators, educators, and entrepreneurs, with the option to upload research and steer the AI towards desired outcomes.
- Users can set writing styles, own the final product completely, and publish, sell, or share the book as they wish. The AI tool also incorporates real-time web research to maintain accuracy and relevance.
- With a lifetime subscription priced at $49 (originally $540) and 150,000 monthly credits, Youbooks offers users flexibility and ample opportunities to create, with the ability to stack codes for more credits.
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China's biggest car rental company now offers autonomous cars
- China's largest car rental company, Car Inc., is now offering autonomous cars for rental services in 11 Chinese cities using cars provided by Baidu.
- The autonomous cars are part of Baidu's 'Apollo' program and are subject to geofencing restrictions, limiting their operation to designated areas.
- The service aims to cater to multiple scenarios like daily commuting and weekend trips, but specific details on geofencing, range, and battery management are not disclosed.
- While the pricing of these autonomous cars is expected to be similar to conventional car rentals, the exact fleet size and operational details remain undisclosed.
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Yandex Releases Massive Dataset to Help AI Understand What You Really Like
- Yambda is a vast open dataset for RecSys, featuring 4.79B anonymized user interactions.
- The dataset from Yandex's Music service includes listens, likes, and dislikes.
- It aids researchers with large-scale data for better recommender algorithms and performance evaluation.
- Yambda enables the development of improved recommendation systems through vast user interaction data.
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