This robot barista can make you a coffee in minutes, but it wants to be tipped for it
A robot barista in Muji stores can make you a latte but don’t be surprised if it asks you for a tip.
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Washington turns to Ankara to ramp up shell production – Bloomberg
The US seeks to secure a supply of Turkish explosives to boost domestic production of artillery shells, sources have told Blomberg Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian producers target new market for dairy exports
Novosibirsk Region intends to send dairy products to Africa, Evgeny Leshchenko has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Germany probes prosecution in Russian tycoon’s case – Bild
German investigators are facing criminal probes over illegal searches at sites belonging to Russian businessman Alisher Usmanov Read Full Article at RT.com
The implosion of the ‘typical American family’
The short, troubled reign of the nuclear family has come to an end. But we can replace it with something even better.
Foreign companies have lost over $100 billion in the process of leaving Russia since it started the war in Ukraine
Moscow has intensified punitive measures, such as a 50% asset discount on exiting companies.
Uh oh — it looks like ChatGPT’s AI model got lazy again
Some users say OpenAI’s most powerful model, GPT-4, seems to be getting lazy again, leading them to try out rivals including Anthropic’s Claude.
A boomer couple left coastal Florida after 3 decades for rural Missouri because the Sunshine State ‘is definitely not paradise anymore’
Retired couple Sherry Meaders and James Michael Dunne moved from Florida to rural Missouri, citing Florida’s rising insurance costs and population influx.
Puerto Rican tax breaks are luring wealthy newcomers. A millennial says that’s bad news for members of her generation with dreams of careers and homeownership.
Puerto Rico is becoming a popular destination for mainland Americans seeking tax breaks, but an influx of wealth is driving up housing costs.
14 college majors where the typical graduate is making at least $100,000 by the middle of their careers
One area of study accounts for nine of the 14 highest-paying college majors, per the New York Fed’s analysis of typical mid-career wages.