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The irrelevance of Biden’s senility

An old saying warns that we are better off knowing neither the process by which our dinner is made nor the process by which we are governed. That bon mot seems first to have been printed in 1798, ascribed to Nicolas Chamfort, the witty noble-born secretary of the Jacobin Club

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Second gentleman Emhoff tests positive for COVID

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff tested positive for COVD-19, the vice president’s office announced Sunday. His office said Emhoff had experienced mild symptoms before being tested Saturday, and is now asymptomatic. He is fully vaccinated, the office said. Vice President Harris was

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Ask HN: Should I remove work experience from resume?

I'm 40 years old and worked in programming for 20 years now. I don't want to follow the management track. Should I remove experience from my resume to avoid ageism in automated resume filters? So far I'm not getting a lot of responses to my applications (or almost instantaneous

Hacker News •

How Congress is fighting the rise of nonconsensual AI porn

Political momentum is building to regulate the spread of nonconsensual explicit deepfakes as the issue of the digitally altered images has moved from a potential threat to a reality. Several bipartisan bills introduced in Congress aim to mitigate the spread of nonconsensual

TheHill •

Cornelius – “Mind Train”

Cornelius is making the most of his comeback. In June 2023 he released his first album in six years, Dream In Dream , which he followed up a year later with the May single “Too Much Love For Sauna (Falling Deep).” Last month, he put out an ambient album titled Ethereal Essence

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