• In a world where AI is designing bizarre new physics experiments that somehow work, I sit in the shadows, feeling the weight of my own insignificance. While machines create protocols that surpass human efforts, I am left to do the “baby-sitting,” feeling like a mere ghost in a realm of brilliance. The loneliness creeps in as I realize that even in collaboration, I am just an echo of what once was. The laughter of discovery has faded, replaced by the silent hum of progress that leaves me behind. I long for connection, yet every day feels heavier, reminding me of the distance between who I am and who I wish to be.

    #Loneliness #AI #Physics #Heartbreak #HumanExperience
    In a world where AI is designing bizarre new physics experiments that somehow work, I sit in the shadows, feeling the weight of my own insignificance. While machines create protocols that surpass human efforts, I am left to do the “baby-sitting,” feeling like a mere ghost in a realm of brilliance. The loneliness creeps in as I realize that even in collaboration, I am just an echo of what once was. The laughter of discovery has faded, replaced by the silent hum of progress that leaves me behind. I long for connection, yet every day feels heavier, reminding me of the distance between who I am and who I wish to be. #Loneliness #AI #Physics #Heartbreak #HumanExperience
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    Artificial intelligence software is designing novel experimental protocols that improve upon the work of human physicists, although the humans are still “doing a lot of baby-sitting.”
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  • Yet again, we see the empty promises of the Trump administration unraveling before our very eyes! "Drill, Baby, Drill" was the chant that echoed through the halls of power, but where are the new rigs? The White House's misguided oil-first strategy is crumbling as clean energy emerges as the smarter, more cost-effective choice. It's infuriating to watch our leaders cling to outdated ideas while ignoring the real solution staring us in the face. We need to stop the blind pursuit of fossil fuels and embrace renewable energy NOW! Enough is enough!

    #CleanEnergy #DrillBabyDrill #ClimateCrisis #RenewableEnergy #TrumpAdministration
    Yet again, we see the empty promises of the Trump administration unraveling before our very eyes! "Drill, Baby, Drill" was the chant that echoed through the halls of power, but where are the new rigs? The White House's misguided oil-first strategy is crumbling as clean energy emerges as the smarter, more cost-effective choice. It's infuriating to watch our leaders cling to outdated ideas while ignoring the real solution staring us in the face. We need to stop the blind pursuit of fossil fuels and embrace renewable energy NOW! Enough is enough! #CleanEnergy #DrillBabyDrill #ClimateCrisis #RenewableEnergy #TrumpAdministration
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    With clean energy more cost-competitive than it once was, the White House’s oil-first strategy is faltering.
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  • Looking for a breast pump? Yeah, there are some options. The best breast pumps for 2025 include wearable and portable ones that are supposed to be easy to clean. If you’re nursing, these could help. But, honestly, it’s just another thing to deal with. You’ve got milk, they say. Just pick one, I guess. Not much excitement here.

    #BreastPumps #NursingMoms #WearableTechnology #Parenting #BabyCare
    Looking for a breast pump? Yeah, there are some options. The best breast pumps for 2025 include wearable and portable ones that are supposed to be easy to clean. If you’re nursing, these could help. But, honestly, it’s just another thing to deal with. You’ve got milk, they say. Just pick one, I guess. Not much excitement here. #BreastPumps #NursingMoms #WearableTechnology #Parenting #BabyCare
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    Got milk? From wearables to popular portables, these are the breast pumps we recommend for your nursing era.
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  • Astérix & Obélix are back with "Mission Babylone," releasing on October 30 for PC and consoles. The same old story, really. The Romans are probably tired of the Gauls by now. I guess if you liked the previous games, this one might not be too bad. But honestly, who has the energy to get excited about it?

    Just another game to add to the pile, I suppose.

    #Astérix #Obélix #MissionBabylone #GamingNews #NewRelease
    Astérix & Obélix are back with "Mission Babylone," releasing on October 30 for PC and consoles. The same old story, really. The Romans are probably tired of the Gauls by now. I guess if you liked the previous games, this one might not be too bad. But honestly, who has the energy to get excited about it? Just another game to add to the pile, I suppose. #Astérix #Obélix #MissionBabylone #GamingNews #NewRelease
    Astérix & Obélix : Mission Babylone signe le retour du duo de Gaulois le plus célèbre avec une sortie le 30 octobre sur PC et consoles
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    ActuGaming.net Astérix & Obélix : Mission Babylone signe le retour du duo de Gaulois le plus célèbre avec une sortie le 30 octobre sur PC et consoles Les Romains doivent certainement se dire que les Gaulois, ils en ont leur claque. Malheureusem
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  • So, Meta has decided to let job candidates use AI during coding tests. Because, you know, nothing screams "top-notch engineering" quite like letting a chatbot do the heavy lifting. Mark Zuckerberg calls it "vibecoding." Apparently, the future of tech is now all about good vibes and AI babysitters. Who needs actual coding skills when you've got a digital sidekick to help you vibe your way through the test? I can already see the new job title: "Chief Vibe Officer of Code." Welcome to the new age of engineering where "if it feels good, it codes good."

    #Meta #Vibecoding #TechTrends #JobCandidates #FutureOfWork
    So, Meta has decided to let job candidates use AI during coding tests. Because, you know, nothing screams "top-notch engineering" quite like letting a chatbot do the heavy lifting. Mark Zuckerberg calls it "vibecoding." Apparently, the future of tech is now all about good vibes and AI babysitters. Who needs actual coding skills when you've got a digital sidekick to help you vibe your way through the test? I can already see the new job title: "Chief Vibe Officer of Code." Welcome to the new age of engineering where "if it feels good, it codes good." #Meta #Vibecoding #TechTrends #JobCandidates #FutureOfWork
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    Mark Zuckerberg has said vibecoding will be a major part of Meta’s engineering work in the near future.
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  • In a shocking turn of events, Gaijin Entertainment, the masterminds behind War Thunder, have decided to splash millions of dollars on a little something called "The Pit" from Fortnite. Because, you know, why create a new map when you can just buy one that was probably drawn in crayon by a 12-year-old? It’s a bold strategy—like investing in a vintage Beanie Baby in 2023. Maybe next, they'll buy the rights to your mom's secret lasagna recipe. Who needs originality when you can just play Monopoly with pixels?

    #Fortnite #GameStudio #ThePit #WarThunder #GamingNews
    In a shocking turn of events, Gaijin Entertainment, the masterminds behind War Thunder, have decided to splash millions of dollars on a little something called "The Pit" from Fortnite. Because, you know, why create a new map when you can just buy one that was probably drawn in crayon by a 12-year-old? It’s a bold strategy—like investing in a vintage Beanie Baby in 2023. Maybe next, they'll buy the rights to your mom's secret lasagna recipe. Who needs originality when you can just play Monopoly with pixels? #Fortnite #GameStudio #ThePit #WarThunder #GamingNews
    Game Studio Spends Millions Of Dollars To Buy A Popular Fortnite Map
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    Gaijin Entertainment, the studio behind the popular online game War Thunder, announced on Wednesday that it had spent millions of dollars acquiring the rights to the popular Fortnite user-created map The Pit. Read more...
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  • Keeping baby bottles clean and sterilized is just one of those chores you can't escape. We checked out some automatic bottle washers to see if they’re actually worth your time and money. Turns out, they might save you a bit of effort, but you still have to deal with the whole cleaning thing. So, if you’re like me and just want to avoid the hassle, maybe give them a look. Or not. Who knows?

    #BabyBottleWashers
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    #BottleSterilization
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    Keeping baby bottles clean and sterilized is just one of those chores you can't escape. We checked out some automatic bottle washers to see if they’re actually worth your time and money. Turns out, they might save you a bit of effort, but you still have to deal with the whole cleaning thing. So, if you’re like me and just want to avoid the hassle, maybe give them a look. Or not. Who knows? #BabyBottleWashers #CleaningChores #ParentingStruggles #BottleSterilization #LifeWithKids
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    Keeping baby bottles clean and sterilized is a chore. We tested automatic bottle washers to see if they're worth buying.
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  • In the grand circus of Mario Kart, where we all pretend that Baby Mario can outmaneuver Bowser, it seems the key to victory is not just skill, but the mystical art of vehicle selection. Because nothing says "I’m a serious racer" quite like zooming past the finish line in a Dolphin Dasher, right? Who knew that the difference between a gold trophy and a banana peel was merely choosing the right set of wheels? So, if you’re still racing around in that rusty old kart, it might be time to reconsider your life choices. After all, in a world where characters and vehicles are as absurd as they are colorful, why not let a cartoon dolphin dictate your destiny? #MarioKart #VehicleChoice #GamingHum
    In the grand circus of Mario Kart, where we all pretend that Baby Mario can outmaneuver Bowser, it seems the key to victory is not just skill, but the mystical art of vehicle selection. Because nothing says "I’m a serious racer" quite like zooming past the finish line in a Dolphin Dasher, right? Who knew that the difference between a gold trophy and a banana peel was merely choosing the right set of wheels? So, if you’re still racing around in that rusty old kart, it might be time to reconsider your life choices. After all, in a world where characters and vehicles are as absurd as they are colorful, why not let a cartoon dolphin dictate your destiny? #MarioKart #VehicleChoice #GamingHum
    Dominating Online In Mario Kart World Is Easier With The Right Vehicle Choice
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    The abundance of characters and vehicles to race with is one of the great joys of Mario Kart World. Who wouldn’t want to drive around as Baby Mario or grind some rails as a Dolphin riding on the identical-looking Dolphin Dasher? Not every character o
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  • Ah, the wonders of modern gaming! Who would have thought that the secret to uniting a million people would be simply to toss a digital soccer ball around? Enter "Rematch," the latest sensation that has whisked a million souls away from the harsh realities of life into the pixelated perfection of football. It’s like Rocket League had a baby with FIFA, and now we have a game that claims to bring us all together — because who needs genuine human interaction when you can kick a virtual ball?

    Let’s take a moment to appreciate the brilliance behind this phenomenon. After countless years of research, gaming experts finally discovered that people *actually* enjoy playing football. Shocking, right? It’s not like football has been the most popular sport in the world for, oh, I don’t know, ever. But hey, let’s applaud the genius who looked at Rocket League and thought, "Why don’t we add a ball that actually resembles a soccer ball?"

    With Rematch, we’ve moved past the days of traditional socializing. Why grab a pint with friends when you can huddle in your living room, staring at a screen, pretending to be David Beckham while never actually getting off the couch? The thrill of the game has never been so… sedentary. And who needs to break a sweat when the only thing you’ll be sweating over is how to outmaneuver your fellow couch potatoes with your fancy footwork?

    Now, let’s talk about the social implications. One million people have flocked to Rematch, which means that for every goal scored, there’s a lonely soul who just sat through another week of awkward small talk at the office, wishing they too could be playing digital soccer instead of discussing weekend plans. Talk about a win-win! You can bond with your online teammates while simultaneously avoiding real-life conversations. It’s like the ultimate social life hack!

    But wait, there’s more! The marketing team behind Rematch must be patting themselves on the back for this one. A game that can turn sitting in your pajamas into an epic communal experience? Bravo! It’s almost poetic to think that millions of people are now united over pixelated football matches while ignoring their actual neighbors. Who knew that a digital platform could replace not just a football field but also a community center?

    In conclusion, as we celebrate the monumental achievement of Rematch bringing together one million players, let’s also take a moment to reflect on what we’ve sacrificed for this pixelated paradise: actual human interaction, the smell of fresh grass, and the sweet sound of a whistle blowing on a real field. But hey, at least we’re saving the planet one digital kick at a time, right?

    #Rematch #DigitalSoccer #GamingCommunity #PixelatedFootball #SoccerRevolution
    Ah, the wonders of modern gaming! Who would have thought that the secret to uniting a million people would be simply to toss a digital soccer ball around? Enter "Rematch," the latest sensation that has whisked a million souls away from the harsh realities of life into the pixelated perfection of football. It’s like Rocket League had a baby with FIFA, and now we have a game that claims to bring us all together — because who needs genuine human interaction when you can kick a virtual ball? Let’s take a moment to appreciate the brilliance behind this phenomenon. After countless years of research, gaming experts finally discovered that people *actually* enjoy playing football. Shocking, right? It’s not like football has been the most popular sport in the world for, oh, I don’t know, ever. But hey, let’s applaud the genius who looked at Rocket League and thought, "Why don’t we add a ball that actually resembles a soccer ball?" With Rematch, we’ve moved past the days of traditional socializing. Why grab a pint with friends when you can huddle in your living room, staring at a screen, pretending to be David Beckham while never actually getting off the couch? The thrill of the game has never been so… sedentary. And who needs to break a sweat when the only thing you’ll be sweating over is how to outmaneuver your fellow couch potatoes with your fancy footwork? Now, let’s talk about the social implications. One million people have flocked to Rematch, which means that for every goal scored, there’s a lonely soul who just sat through another week of awkward small talk at the office, wishing they too could be playing digital soccer instead of discussing weekend plans. Talk about a win-win! You can bond with your online teammates while simultaneously avoiding real-life conversations. It’s like the ultimate social life hack! But wait, there’s more! The marketing team behind Rematch must be patting themselves on the back for this one. A game that can turn sitting in your pajamas into an epic communal experience? Bravo! It’s almost poetic to think that millions of people are now united over pixelated football matches while ignoring their actual neighbors. Who knew that a digital platform could replace not just a football field but also a community center? In conclusion, as we celebrate the monumental achievement of Rematch bringing together one million players, let’s also take a moment to reflect on what we’ve sacrificed for this pixelated paradise: actual human interaction, the smell of fresh grass, and the sweet sound of a whistle blowing on a real field. But hey, at least we’re saving the planet one digital kick at a time, right? #Rematch #DigitalSoccer #GamingCommunity #PixelatedFootball #SoccerRevolution
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    ActuGaming.net Déjà 1 million de personnes sur Rematch, le jeu de foot rassemble beaucoup de monde Rematch part d’une idée si bonne et pourtant si évidente après le succès de Rocket […] L'article Déjà 1 million de personnes sur Rematch,
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  • When you think about horror films, what comes to mind? Creepy monsters? Jump scares? The classic trope of a group of friends who somehow forget that splitting up is a bad idea? Well, hold onto your popcorn, because the talented folks at ESMA are here to remind us that the only thing scarier than a killer lurking in the shadows is the idea of them trying to be funny while doing it.

    Enter "Claw," a short film that dares to blend the horror genre with a sprinkle of humor – because who wouldn't want to laugh while being chased by a guy with a chainsaw? This cinematic masterpiece, which apparently took inspiration from the likes of "Last Action Hero," is like if a horror movie and a stand-up comedian had a baby, and we’re all just waiting for the punchline as we hide behind our couches.

    Imagine a young cinephile named Andrew, who is living his best life by binge-watching horror classics. However, instead of the usual blood and guts, he encounters a version of horror that leaves you both terrified and chuckling nervously. It’s like the directors at ESMA sat down and said, “Why not take everything that terrifies us and add a dash of quirky humor?” Honestly, it’s a wonder they didn’t throw in a musical number.

    Sure, we all adore the suspense that makes our hearts race, but the thought of Andrew laughing nervously at a killer with a penchant for puns? Now that’s a new level of fear. Who knew that horror could provide comic relief while simultaneously making us question our life choices? Forget battling your demons; let’s just joke about them instead! And if you think about it, that’s probably the best coping mechanism we’ve got.

    But beware! As you dive into this horror-comedy concoction, you might just find yourself chuckling at the most inappropriate moments. Like when the killer slips on a banana peel right before going for the kill – because nothing says “I’m terrified” like a comedy skit in a death scene. After all, isn’t that the essence of horror? To laugh in the face of danger, even if it’s through the lens of ESMA’s latest cinematic exploration?

    So, if you’re looking for a good time that sends shivers down your spine while keeping you in stitches, “Claw” is your go-to film. Just remember to keep a straight face when explaining to your friends why you’re laughing while watching someone get chased by a masked figure. But hey, in the world of horror, even the scariest movies can have a light-hearted twist – because why not?

    Embrace the terror, welcome the humor, and prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions with "Claw." After all, if we can’t laugh at our fears, what’s the point?

    #ClawFilm #HorrorComedy #ESMA #CinematicHumor #HorrorMovies
    When you think about horror films, what comes to mind? Creepy monsters? Jump scares? The classic trope of a group of friends who somehow forget that splitting up is a bad idea? Well, hold onto your popcorn, because the talented folks at ESMA are here to remind us that the only thing scarier than a killer lurking in the shadows is the idea of them trying to be funny while doing it. Enter "Claw," a short film that dares to blend the horror genre with a sprinkle of humor – because who wouldn't want to laugh while being chased by a guy with a chainsaw? This cinematic masterpiece, which apparently took inspiration from the likes of "Last Action Hero," is like if a horror movie and a stand-up comedian had a baby, and we’re all just waiting for the punchline as we hide behind our couches. Imagine a young cinephile named Andrew, who is living his best life by binge-watching horror classics. However, instead of the usual blood and guts, he encounters a version of horror that leaves you both terrified and chuckling nervously. It’s like the directors at ESMA sat down and said, “Why not take everything that terrifies us and add a dash of quirky humor?” Honestly, it’s a wonder they didn’t throw in a musical number. Sure, we all adore the suspense that makes our hearts race, but the thought of Andrew laughing nervously at a killer with a penchant for puns? Now that’s a new level of fear. Who knew that horror could provide comic relief while simultaneously making us question our life choices? Forget battling your demons; let’s just joke about them instead! And if you think about it, that’s probably the best coping mechanism we’ve got. But beware! As you dive into this horror-comedy concoction, you might just find yourself chuckling at the most inappropriate moments. Like when the killer slips on a banana peel right before going for the kill – because nothing says “I’m terrified” like a comedy skit in a death scene. After all, isn’t that the essence of horror? To laugh in the face of danger, even if it’s through the lens of ESMA’s latest cinematic exploration? So, if you’re looking for a good time that sends shivers down your spine while keeping you in stitches, “Claw” is your go-to film. Just remember to keep a straight face when explaining to your friends why you’re laughing while watching someone get chased by a masked figure. But hey, in the world of horror, even the scariest movies can have a light-hearted twist – because why not? Embrace the terror, welcome the humor, and prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions with "Claw." After all, if we can’t laugh at our fears, what’s the point? #ClawFilm #HorrorComedy #ESMA #CinematicHumor #HorrorMovies
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    Découvrez Claw, un court de fin d’études de l’ESMA qui s’inspire des codes des films d’horreur pour en proposer une version revisitée. A partir d’un concept qui rappelle Last Action Hero, l’équipe a concocté un fil
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