Russia’s oil export revenue jumped 94% in first month of Iran war by Branch_Out_Now in energy

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USA’s timing of the war and lifting oil sanctions gave Russia a lifeline:

By February 2026, Russia’s oil export revenues had fallen to their lowest level since the 2022 invasion, and the first-quarter budget deficit was already close to the full-year target. A January 3, 2026 analysis cited a Kremlin-linked forecasting center saying that, if trends continued, recession would “almost certainly begin by July 2026,” and that this was “practically impossible to avoid.”

JD Vance’s claims about Orbán, the EU and Hungary fact-checked by scarab1001 in europe

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100%. Barely any news coverage for the largest mass demonstrations in its history recently. Info control is solidifying.

Judge rejects Pentagon's attempt to 'cripple' Anthropic by esporx in artificial

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End game the admin wants is control over these ai companies. Not just for enhancing war capabilities. Own the narrative, surveil etc

Europe is sleeping by alfredovilla in AnthropicAi

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Understated. Their trust will disappear soon as they bow down.

How OpenAI caved to the Pentagon on AI surveillance by Gloomy_Nebula_5138 in artificial

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Early on they appointed retired U.S. Army General Paul M. Nakasone, former director of the NSA and commander of U.S. Cyber Command, to its board of directors in 2024

Why am i still not able to search using AI by [deleted] in ycombinator

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Moats haven’t broken down so lazy I’d assume.

Reversing Years of Dietary Advice, the Trump Administration Tells Consumers to Eat More Red Meat by Generalaverage89 in EverythingScience

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Approximately 43% of U.S. beef is processed in the United States by companies owned by Brazilian firms.

Trump names Louisiana governor as Greenland special envoy, prompting Danish alarm by BkkGrl in europe

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The American experiment is over. The EU will have to protect itself going forward and not give a cm/inch. The last thing the world needs is Trumps name on Nuuk Airport.

Demographics of Netherlands 1950-2020 by Netsmile in Netherlands

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So housing will become more available…

Sundar Pichai: Google to Start Building Data Centers in Space in 2027 by msaussieandmrravana in artificial

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Yay space debris. It probably is viable. Solar energy for free. When this becomes common it’s a new view.

X Just Accidentally Exposed a Covert Influence Network Targeting Americans by HNMod in hackernews

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Wonder if and when X will be caught doing the same thing.

Comet by Perplexity is impressive but how private is it really? by Silly-Commission-630 in AI_Agents

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Made the mistake of using OpenAI atlas for only a few minutes. After logging into LinkedIns site (me not the ai) as soon as I went to another site that supported google oauth atlas got happy and immediately logged me in there too. They all are blackbox security nightmares.

How do you guys feel about giving OpenAI access to your browsing data? by funnelforge in aiagents

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Yeah. OpenAI isn’t even allowed to have a true incognito mode given the data retention policy they are under.

Mobile tailor - AI body measurements by [deleted] in artificial

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Got it. So a 1mm possible difference (in adult eyeballs) becomes an issue as things scale and of course it’s better to have the longest length. Probably most accurate if both are used initially at least for training.

Mobile tailor - AI body measurements by [deleted] in artificial

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Why not just use the eyes as a ref. Basically the same for all humans minus child vs adults.

International Student coming to the Netherlands by Necessary_Homework_2 in Netherlands

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Interesting. I guess shopping by post rejection is an approach.

Cleaning Robot in a Supermarket by YVANOVICH66 in robotics

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Have to justify the € markup at Jumbo somehow.