Geeksouts — Page 20
Amazingly, it has been 4 days and it is already closer to Moon than Earth.
As of 9 A.M. EDT on April 4, the Orion spacecraft was more than 160,000 miles from Earth, less than 120,000 miles away from the moon and traveling around 2,540 miles per hour.
I enjoy watching behind-the-scenes bloopers from movies and TV series. This one is fun to watch…
Read every Harry Potter book. Watched every movie. Now it’s coming to HBO as a TV series. The big question: will it match the magic of the books and films? Guess we’ll find out together.
Love browsing new LEGO sets even when I have no intention of buying. The Toy Story ones are cute, just not my vibe. Still worth a look though. Some sets are fun to admire from a distance — others are already testing my willpower to buy. The Toy Story sets release May 1st.
It is heartbreaking to see this happening.
A 12-year-old should be hiding safely, not guarding a military checkpoint. Iran’s IRGC recruiting children as young as 12 as “homeland defending combatants” is a gut punch. HRW calls it what it is: a war crime. Kids deserve protection, not deployment.
MIT says AI isn’t a job apocalypse — it’s a slow tide. Work changes broadly and gradually, not through sudden sector wipeouts.
AI has a 53% success rate for managerial tasks like planning, writing and analysis, but is weak when it comes to coordination, judgment, and decision-making. (Axios)
More of a slow creep than a cliff. That’s… not exactly comforting, but okay.
I learned a new word today… and it's one of those words that sounds exactly like what it means.
Happy 50th anniversary, Apple🧑💻! You’ve come so far, making computing great again and gaining so much admiration along the way. Here’s to many more achievements and innovative years ahead!
“April can be the month where we take concrete steps to empower and include autistic people in all areas of life. Awareness is not enough. [I’m motivated by] empathy, decency, and the truth.”
—Tal Anderson