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Microsoft AI CEO: 'Most, if not all' white-collar tasks can be replaced by AI within 12-18 months Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's AI chief, says AI can automate white-collar jobs within 12-18 months, as tech reaches human-level performance in tasks.

M&Ms CEO: 'most, if not all' meals can be replaced by M&Ms within 12-18 months

Just going to leave this here

A very good evening to whoever organised this billboard outside of Old Trafford.

Honestly, if you cannot stop looking at your phone in traffic, you need to keep it out of reach.

People have been injured and killed because drivers were "just" quickly looking.

It doesn't matter if you're stopped, it's illegal as that distraction could mean that you're not aware of a child...

Commuters disrupted as north Dublin hit by heavy rain Follow developments as flooding is being reported in parts of the capital, with north Dublin particularly impacted.

By lifting the Dublin Airport passenger cap, delaying funding for public transport that has planning permission and opening the door to commercial LNG, Minister @darraghobrientd.bsky.social's message to his constituents seems to be: prepare for much more climate chaos.
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Cicero reborn

My stuffiest political-legal opinion is that the American style of giving laws acronymic names like the CHIPS (Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors for America) Act is undignified. Laws should have boring ass names like the Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) Act 2022

Well, the alt text just means auto follow 🤌

Stay for one, see how you go?

jim ratcliffe: [seeing man utd experiencing hope and optimism for the first time in 13 years] well.. better tell everyone i'm racist

The Road - family hiking hijinks

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Places like achill and Killarney that are impossible to find a place to live in create their own political consensus. cause the people who can't find anywhere to live there leave and the people who can are often landlords like MHR himself

I have something I call The Harry Redknapp Rule, which goes thus: if someone is caught, by fluke, doing something wildly, intricately illegal - in Redknapp's case, placing dodgy cash in a Monaco bank account in his dog's name - then it is vanishingly unlikely that this is their first such crime.

I think it’s supercool of the authoritarian panopticon doorbell company to name themselves after the demon video that kills you in 7 days; almost as cool as the authoritarian panopticon precrime software company to name themselves after the evil demon orb that puts its users in thrall to Sauron.

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Former narrative event organiser thinking about doing something this year.

Former mid-table mediocre player that's been out of the scene & probably relegated to bottom-tables now.

But at least I win hobby & sports awards! 😂

Starting a thread of Age of Sigmar Players and Tournament organisers and trying to build a community vibe here on bluesky.

Tag yourself if you want people to follow your AOS journey

You've just described at least 50% of barristers, a more neurotic and personally dysfunctional shower you couldn't hope to meet

If there isn't a uniformless, cut to jayziz, nips that would knock the head off ye version on the way, blocked and reported

£2.75 for a pot of base or layer, but there are much, much better paint ranges around these days

I know the new books are getting people really excited about the game but pour one out for one we lost 🥲

My recollection (hazy) of reading Season of War: Thondia was that they were setting up BoC for a pretty solid narrative role

a regular show cartoon shows a raccoon drinking from a can of soda Alt: a regular show cartoon shows a raccoon drinking from a can of soda

Lovely article, Owen. I was only really just getting started with BoC when they pulled back the drawstring on the guillotine. But I loved them for the little while I got to play them.