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- 1Glass house owners hide facade behind trees after gawkers●Apparently all that exposed glass caused SOME issues, you can see the owners over the years have obscured the entire fro
A house originally built with an entire exposed glass front has, over the years, been screened off with large trees and bushes by its successive owners. The observation, shared in a real estate discussion, suggests the owners grew tired of passers-by stopping to stare at the property, so the once-transparent facade is now almost completely obscured from the street.
- 2Irish newcomer Badger introduces herself online●# introduction post: I'm Badger (or Abyss) 🕳️🦡 Lurker from # Ireland who doesn't usually talk all that much, but likes t
A self-described lurker from Ireland who goes by Badger, or Abyss, has written an introduction post, saying she does not usually talk much but likes to occasionally share what she calls Neat Things. She says she is trying to learn more about language, bookbinding and simple art, and to spend more time outdoors.
- 3Skepticism grows over tech CEOs' AI regulation calls●> With all that in mind, you can imagine that I do not recommend that you take a tech CEO’s calls for regulating the AI
A blog post argues that tech CEOs' public calls for regulating the AI industry should not be taken in good faith, suggesting the regulation they request serves their interests rather than the public's. The author contrasts industry-backed proposals with the kind of oversight AI actually needs but companies would never volunteer. The piece is circulating among commentators skeptical of self-interested corporate lobbying on AI policy.
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Police have arrested a man in connection with the death of Kianna Underwood, the former Nickelodeon 'All That' star. Details of the arrest, the charges and the circumstances of her death have not been fully released. The case has drawn wide attention because of Underwood's fame as a child actress on the popular sketch comedy series.
- 5Guillermo del Toro Reveals Call That Killed His BioShock Film●Guillermo del Toro Reveals 'Disastrous' Phone Call that Quashed His BioShock Movie
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro has revealed that his planned adaptation of the video game BioShock was cancelled after what he describes as a 'disastrous' phone call. The director says the conversation effectively ended the project, shelving what fans had hoped would be a major game-to-film adaptation. Film and gaming outlets are circulating the anecdote, prompting renewed discussion of the long-troubled BioShock movie.