Discovering Ted Lasso In a time when the world seemed to be filled with uncertainty and negativity, I stumbled upon a show that would become a beacon of […]
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We still need Dianne
Love her or hate her, Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California, has been a prominent figure in the Senate for over three decades, making significant contributions to […]
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Accelerating Innovation: The Synergy of IndyCar Technology
The world of motorsports has always been a hotbed of technological advancements, pushing the limits of performance and sustainability. One fascinating development in this realm is the integration […]
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The Tip of the Spear…
Micron Technology, much like the tip of a spear, was forged in the fires of innovation and determination. Founded in Boise, Idaho, in 1978, it was the sharp […]
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Digital Discrimination
We will be posting a fair amount about algorithmic bias on this blog. It is central to the explosion of AI bases developments we are currently experiencing. What […]
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Silence is not an option
Legislators in Mississippi have recently approved legislation that establishes a fresh judicial system specifically for the capital city of Jackson, replacing the existing county court system. This law, […]
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Unbanned
The Brooklyn Public Library’s Books Unbanned program reportedly offers a complimentary library card to individuals aged 13-21. This unique initiative aims to provide access to books that have […]