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China built an entire train station in just 9 hours — a feat that left the world astonished.
Over 1,500 workers, seven trains, and 23 construction vehicles worked through the night in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, to complete the project.
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Over 1,500 workers, seven trains, and 23 construction vehicles worked through the night in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, to complete the project.
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Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot drew a big crowd at SXSW in Austin, with people gathering just to see it up close.
All part of Elon’s plan to build machines that could eventually do everyday work.
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All part of Elon’s plan to build machines that could eventually do everyday work.
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This Florida man sold his house in 5 DAYS using ChatGPT.
No agents were needed; a fortune was saved!
AI priced it, drafted contracts (bye $500/hr lawyers), and marketed to buyers.
In the first 72h? 5 offers.
Are sales jobs safe? Think again!
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No agents were needed; a fortune was saved!
AI priced it, drafted contracts (bye $500/hr lawyers), and marketed to buyers.
In the first 72h? 5 offers.
Are sales jobs safe? Think again!
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GPT-5.4 (High) has now cleared 90% on this benchmark at a cost of just $0.37/task
So that's a 32x efficiency improvement in the last three months, or 12000x since December 2024
A year ago, we verified a preview of an unreleased version of OpenAI o3 (High) that scored 88% on ARC-AGI-1 at est. $4.5k/task
Today, we’ve verified a new GPT-5.2 Pro (X-High) SOTA score of 90.5% at $11.64/task
This represents a ~390X efficiency improvement in one year
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So that's a 32x efficiency improvement in the last three months, or 12000x since December 2024
A year ago, we verified a preview of an unreleased version of OpenAI o3 (High) that scored 88% on ARC-AGI-1 at est. $4.5k/task
Today, we’ve verified a new GPT-5.2 Pro (X-High) SOTA score of 90.5% at $11.64/task
This represents a ~390X efficiency improvement in one year
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Google searches for “can’t sell house” just hit an all-time high.
The exit door is getting crowded.
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The exit door is getting crowded.
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BREAKING: Trump says the US helped NATO with Ukraine, so NATO should help the US with Iran
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WHERE IS IRAN?
Quotidien journalist asks European politicians a simple question, and their answer is…
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Quotidien journalist asks European politicians a simple question, and their answer is…
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The US manufacturing recovery continues:
ISM Manufacturing PMI fell -0.2 points in February, to 52.4, marking the 2nd consecutive monthly expansion.
New orders fell -1.3 points, to 55.8, the 2nd-highest since February 2022.
The employment index rose +0.7 points, to 48.8, but remained in contraction for its 13th consecutive month.
Meanwhile, prices paid spiked +11.5 points, to 70.5, the highest since June 2022, raising fears of an inflation resurgence.
This surge in input costs came before the new Middle East tensions, which significantly limited oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and pushed crude oil prices sharply higher.
If energy prices remain elevated, manufacturers may have little choice but to pass costs on to retailers and consumers.
The manufacturing recovery is alive, but the inflation threat seems to be back.
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ISM Manufacturing PMI fell -0.2 points in February, to 52.4, marking the 2nd consecutive monthly expansion.
New orders fell -1.3 points, to 55.8, the 2nd-highest since February 2022.
The employment index rose +0.7 points, to 48.8, but remained in contraction for its 13th consecutive month.
Meanwhile, prices paid spiked +11.5 points, to 70.5, the highest since June 2022, raising fears of an inflation resurgence.
This surge in input costs came before the new Middle East tensions, which significantly limited oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and pushed crude oil prices sharply higher.
If energy prices remain elevated, manufacturers may have little choice but to pass costs on to retailers and consumers.
The manufacturing recovery is alive, but the inflation threat seems to be back.
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This is absolutely CRAZY.
Since the war started 16 days ago, everyone expected crypto to crash hard and safe-haven metals to pump.
But cartels had a different plan.
Since the war began,
Gold and silver erased $2.4 trillion
while crypto market added over $320 billion.
Bitcoin is up 17% and ETH is up nearly 23%.
Maybe we will finally see the altcoin rally we've all been waiting for months.
Let's hope this pump doesn't get erased on Monday.
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Since the war started 16 days ago, everyone expected crypto to crash hard and safe-haven metals to pump.
But cartels had a different plan.
Since the war began,
Gold and silver erased $2.4 trillion
while crypto market added over $320 billion.
Bitcoin is up 17% and ETH is up nearly 23%.
Maybe we will finally see the altcoin rally we've all been waiting for months.
Let's hope this pump doesn't get erased on Monday.
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A few bombshells in this study.
1. Light skin genes shared by Neanderthals and African San
2. Dark skin evolved recently from pale skin
3. Pale skin emerged 270ka-900ka
Yes this is it.
White skin evolved at least 300,000 years ago in Neanderthals.
You see, humans didn't come out of Africa, and even if they did, the ones that left Africa weren't black.
Black people evolved from pale skins.
The modern black West Africans didn't develop their black skin, frizz hair, and thick lips as heat adaptations until around 8,000 years ago when the settled around the Niger headlands doing basic farming.
Reminder that half of chimpanzees are grey or pale skins, and they don't have frizz hair or thick lips.
In fact, name any monkey or ape with thick lips or frizz hair? None have this combination of features. Only black people do, because they're not from Africa. They're heat-adapted Eurasian hominids mixed with archaic African Homo Ergaster or Homo Erectus.
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1. Light skin genes shared by Neanderthals and African San
2. Dark skin evolved recently from pale skin
3. Pale skin emerged 270ka-900ka
Yes this is it.
White skin evolved at least 300,000 years ago in Neanderthals.
You see, humans didn't come out of Africa, and even if they did, the ones that left Africa weren't black.
Black people evolved from pale skins.
The modern black West Africans didn't develop their black skin, frizz hair, and thick lips as heat adaptations until around 8,000 years ago when the settled around the Niger headlands doing basic farming.
Reminder that half of chimpanzees are grey or pale skins, and they don't have frizz hair or thick lips.
In fact, name any monkey or ape with thick lips or frizz hair? None have this combination of features. Only black people do, because they're not from Africa. They're heat-adapted Eurasian hominids mixed with archaic African Homo Ergaster or Homo Erectus.
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