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I’M LATE TO THE PARTY, BUT I’M FINALLY HERE, NOW!

1 day ago | medium.com | Don Martin

I have just discovered a television program that is not new to others, but is new to me. It has hilarious, incredible and rapid-fire dialogue that almost makes me cry. Where has it been all my life? I may have just stumbled into one of the greatest comfort shows ever made, part razor wit, part heart throb, and part odd and quirky small-town magic. Rapid-fire, literary, ridiculous, layered dialogue. Coffee obsessions, book nerd joy, awkward relationships.
LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor Reviews

1 day ago | medium.com | Phil Ryan

Have you ever felt like your monitor was holding back your gaming experience? I did. For the longest time, I stuck with a basic 60Hz display, thinking frame rate and resolution weren’t that important. But one weekend, during an intense session of “Call of Duty: Warzone,” I lost a 1v1 duel because I didn’t see the enemy soon enough. My friend, who was spectating, just said, “Man, your monitor sucks.”That hit me. I started diving deep into gaming monitors and came across the LG UltraGear series.
Ludwig Wittgenstein: A Philosophy of Sexual Repression?

1 day ago | medium.com |

The metaphysics of love“Whereof one cannot speak thereof one must be silent.”— Ludwig Wittgenstein“His ideas were generally misunderstood and distorted even by those who professed to be his disciples. He doubted he would be better understood in the future. He once said he felt as though he was writing for people who would think in a different way, breathe a different air of life, from that of present-day men.”— George Henrik von WrightI'm a little late, Ludwig, and I apologize.
Ask Ethan: Is the Hubble tension a real problem?

1 day ago | medium.com | Ethan Siegel

Is the Universe’s expansion rate 67 km/s/Mpc, 73 km/s/Mpc, or somewhere in between? The Hubble tension is real, and not so easy to resolve. There’s a mystery over how quickly the Universe is expanding, and it doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon. Back in the early 2000s, after decades of astronomers arguing over whether the expansion rate of the Universe was closer to 50 km/s/Mpc or 100 km/s/Mpc, the Hubble Key Project was completed.
Who’s going to press the AGI red button first?

1 day ago | medium.com | Enrique Dans

The 2019 alliance between Microsoft and OpenAI promised to accelerate the race for AI, but seems to be faltering over an almost philosophical question: what does artificial general intelligence (AGI) mean, and who decides when we have achieved it? The contract both companies signed in 2022 allows OpenAI to cut off Microsoft from its most advanced models as soon as its board of directors declares that this milestone has been reached.
3 Valuable Things That Help You Fulfil Your Destiny on Earth

1 day ago | medium.com | Kimberly Fosu

#3. Your perceived failuresSince I was young, I realized that the spoken word wasn’t my strong suit, but writing was where I excelled. While my spoken words sometimes failed to express my thoughts, my written words did just that. It moved others. As a child, I kept a journal and created stories for my friends to enjoy. As I grew older, my passion for writing only grew stronger. Speaking is still difficult when I stumble over my words, but writing feels natural.
Coding less, thinking more: computer science in the AI age

1 day ago | medium.com | Enrique Dans

This year’s enrollment figures for computer science at US universities grew by just 0.2% growth year-on-year, after quadrupling between 2005 and 2023. It seems the profession is about to change cycle. At Princeton University, enrollment in the degree program could fall by 25% in just two years, and at Duke, the decline in introductory courses is already around 20%, with glum predictions of the computer science bubble bursting.
Nigeria At War; But With Itself

2 days ago | medium.com | Abdulkadir Salaudeen

Nigeria At War; But With ItselfNigeria is a big name. Quote me anywhere. It is destined to be great. A brief journey into its past would expose one to this reality. Its epithet "Giant of Africa" is not a mistaken epithet. Calling Nigeria a giant is not only well thought out, it is a giant in all ramifications. Is it its abundant human and natural resources that are not enough to make it a giant? Or its fertile lands in which vegetables and even staples grow wildly—cultivated or not cultivated?
I Read India’s Most Famous Novel : Godan by Munshi Premchand

2 days ago | medium.com | Tanya Mehta

And I didn’t expect it to leave me this quiet. I didn’t pick it up out of love. I picked it up out of guilt. There it was — Godan by Munshi Premchand — sitting on my bookshelf like an unkept promise. I’d grown up hearing its name whispered with reverence: the novel that captured the soul of India. A book that every serious reader should read. But let’s be honest — most of us don’t. We tell ourselves we will… someday. I told myself the same lie for years. Too busy. Too heavy. Too rural. Too slow.
3 Signs You Are Undergoing a New Spiritual Awakening Cycle

2 days ago | medium.com | Kimberly Fosu

#1. You feel lost againMy first awakening happened during a breakup that had the scales fall off of my eyes. In those days, I didn’t have a strong connection to Source or even to myself. I was in complete darkness, and I felt lost. At that time, I explored astrology as a means to get to know myself better. This all lasted for about two years where I was alternating between bliss and anguish before the second awakening began.