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    SpaceX Reportedly Targets $2 Trillion Valuation In IPO▼SpaceX Reportedly Targets Valuation In Excess Of $2 Trillion In Its IPO✉newsScienceSpace5 h ago

    SpaceX is reportedly aiming for a valuation above $2 trillion in its initial public offering, a figure that would make it one of the largest public listings in history. Elon Musk's space company, which operates the Falcon 9, Starship and Starlink businesses, has seen mounting investor speculation about a listing, and the reported target is drawing attention to how markets will price a private giant of this scale.

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    Allegations of harassment and rape at Bay Area AI party houses●Allegations of sexual harassment and rape at Bay Area AI party housesYhnBusinessRetail389 h ago

    A new report details allegations of sexual harassment and rape connected to so-called AI party houses in the San Francisco Bay Area, where young tech workers in the artificial intelligence industry live and socialize. The accounts have drawn widespread attention and criticism of the culture surrounding the AI startup scene, with renewed debate over safety, accountability and excess in the industry.

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    Earth absorbing heat equal to four Hiroshima bombs every second●Climate is accumulating 4 Hiroshima atomic bombs worth of heat per secondYhnEnvironmentClimate601 h ago

    A widely shared figure holds that the world's oceans and atmosphere are accumulating excess heat at a rate equivalent to the energy released by four Hiroshima atomic bombs every second. The comparison, popularised by climate scientists to make planetary energy imbalance tangible, reflects measured ocean warming data and underscores the scale of heat trapped by greenhouse gas emissions.

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    Google pauses open-source bug bounty after flood of AI junk reports▼Google freezes open-source bug bounty program amid flood of invalid AI slop submissions — product flaw submissions halted until 2027 as maintainers drown in hallucinations✉newsTechnologySoftware1 h ago

    Google has suspended submissions for its open-source bug bounty program for product flaws until 2027, citing an overwhelming volume of invalid AI-generated bug reports. Maintain volunteers and reviewers are reportedly spending excessive time filtering out hallucinated or low-quality automated submissions, drowning out genuine vulnerability reports and forcing the freeze.

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    Report: Palantir AI Over-Reliance Led to US Bombing of Iranian School●Stupid Over-Reliance on Palantir AI Helped Lead to US Bombing of Iranian SchoolYhnWarMiddle East2810 min ago

    New reporting alleges that excessive reliance on Palantir's artificial intelligence tools contributed to a US strike that bombed a school for girls in Iran. The claim has sparked sharp criticism of the Pentagon's use of AI in targeting decisions, with commentators arguing that automated systems were treated as authoritative despite their limits, raising questions about accountability and human oversight in lethal military operations.

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    US Surgeon General urges children to cut screen time▼'Get off your phones': Surgeon general advisory calls on kids to cut screen time✉newsHealth27 min ago

    The US Surgeon General has issued a new advisory calling on children and teenagers to spend less time on their phones, urging families to limit social media and screen use. The warning frames excessive device use as a growing public health concern for young people's mental wellbeing.

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    Broncos' Meinerz fined for Yahtzee celebration, will appeal●[Klis] After his humorous Waddle, Meinerz got fined $14,926 for his Yahtzee dice roll pantomime after Nix to Waddle 2-poMmastodonSportFootball23 h ago

    Denver Broncos offensive lineman Quinn Meinerz has been fined $14,926 by the NFL for pantomiming a Yahtzee dice roll after Bo Nix connected with Waddle on a two-point conversion. The league reportedly objected to the gambling connotation of the celebration. Meinerz plans to appeal the fine, and fans are debating whether the punishment is excessive for a lighthearted gesture.

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    Why Wuhan's property overhaul focuses on supply, not demand▼Why Wuhan’s property overhaul focuses on supply – not demand✉newsBusinessReal Estate1 h ago

    Wuhan has launched a property market overhaul aimed at the supply side rather than boosting buyer demand, according to the South China Morning Post. The approach suggests the central Chinese city is tackling excess housing inventory and developer distress instead of relying on incentives like subsidies or looser mortgage rules. The report has drawn attention as Chinese cities search for workable responses to a prolonged real estate slump.

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    California raises taxes on private immigration detention facilities▼Immigration expert blasts California’s eye-popping tax raise on private immigration detention facilities✉newsScienceSpace Policy1 h ago

    California has imposed a steep tax increase on private immigration detention facilities operating in the state, drawing sharp criticism from at least one immigration expert who called the move excessive. The levy targets companies running detention centers for federal immigration authorities, and the dispute highlights ongoing tension between California and federal immigration policy over the role of private prison operators.

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    Calls to tax windfall profits resurface in energy debate●@ jon Also we know since the 1980s that the solution is to # tax rents/windfall profits. Not perfect, but better than otMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy25 h ago

    A commentator argues that taxing economic rents and windfall profits has been recognised since the 1980s as the best available response to excess profits, even if imperfect, citing academic work noting that price caps are not strategically neutral for market participants. The remark comes amid ongoing debate over how to handle energy companies' windfall gains.

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    Apple warns AI agents pose Full Disk Access security risks●Apple sounds the alarm on AI agents and 'Full Disk Access' There's an increasingly high cost to convenience. https://wwwMmastodonTechnology213 h ago

    Apple has issued a warning about AI agents being granted 'Full Disk Access' on Macs, highlighting the privacy and security risks that come with letting AI tools read users' entire systems. The company cautions that the convenience of AI assistants carries an increasingly high cost, as broad permissions could expose sensitive personal data. Commenters are debating the trade-off between AI functionality and user privacy on Apple devices.

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    Hunting Groups Challenge Colorado's Two-Furbearer Daily Limit▼SAF and SCI Challenge Colorado’s Two-Furbearer Daily Limit✉newsEnvironmentWildlife6 h ago

    The Sportsmen's Alliance, joined by Safari Club International, has filed a challenge against Colorado's rule limiting hunters and trappers to two furbearer animals per day. The groups argue the restriction is excessive and unsupported by wildlife management data. The move is drawing attention among hunting, trapping and conservation communities watching how Colorado regulators respond to the legal pushback.

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    Oceans absorbed record heat equal to 40 times global energy use●"World’s oceans absorbed record heat equal to 40 times annual global energy use" # Oceans # Environment # Climate # ClimMmastodonEnvironmentClimate410 h ago

    The world's oceans absorbed a record amount of heat in 2025, warming by around 23 zettajoules, roughly 40 times humanity's total annual energy use. The finding, reported by the Guardian from ocean heat data, underscores how seas are taking up most of the excess energy trapped by greenhouse gases, accelerating warming, sea level rise and marine stress.

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    Strike Commando's over-the-top movie poster gets a fresh look▼Let’s Take a Moment to Revel in the Awful Awesomeness of Strike Commando’s Movie Poster✉newsCultureFilm7 h ago

    Film fans are revisiting the poster for Strike Commando, the 1980s Italian-made action film directed by Bruno Mattei, celebrating its gloriously bad, over-the-top design in the tradition of so-bad-it's-good cult cinema. The item is an appreciation piece urging readers to savour the poster's shameless excess rather than mock it outright.

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    Anne Hathaway Stars in Film Adaptation of Bonkers Bestseller▼A Notoriously Bonkers Bestselling Book Is Now an Even Wilder Movie Starring Anne Hathaway. It’s Quite the Ride.✉newsCultureFilm10 h ago

    Anne Hathaway stars in a new film adaptation of a bestselling novel that has long been famous for its over-the-top, divisive plot. Critics say the movie leans even further into the book's excesses, calling it a wild, unrestrained ride. The film's release has reignited debate among readers about the source material's notorious reputation and whether the big-screen version improves on it.

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    Study Examines Lived Experience of Hirsutism in Transfeminine Individuals●Lived Experience of Hirsutism in Transfeminine Individuals https:// quokk.au/c/science/p/1217745/l ived-experience-of-hiMmastodonScience33 h ago

    A discussion of the lived experience of hirsutism in transfeminine individuals is being shared in science-focused online communities. Hirsutism, or excess facial and body hair growth, can be a significant source of distress and is a common topic in gender-affirming care. The item highlights how lived experience is being given attention alongside clinical research in this area. Little detail beyond the topic itself is available.

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    Kim Alexis recalls cocaine, harassment in 1980s fashion world▼Supermodel Kim Alexis recalls dark side of ’80s fashion world: Cocaine, harassment and Studio 54 overdoses✉newsLifeFashion7 h ago

    Former supermodel Kim Alexis is speaking out about the darker side of the 1980s fashion industry, describing widespread cocaine use, harassment, and overdose incidents at the famous nightclub Studio 54. Her recollections shed light on the pressures and excesses behind the glamour of the era's modeling scene, adding to a broader conversation about past misconduct in fashion.

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    Colorado Supreme Court Rejects Coverage Rule for Insolvent Insurers▼Colorado Supreme Court rejects "drop down" coverage for insolvent insurer✉newsWorldLaw & Courts9 h ago

    The Colorado Supreme Court has ruled against the 'drop down' doctrine, declining to require an insolvent insurer's excess policies to drop down and cover claims when the primary insurer cannot pay. The decision limits policyholders' ability to seek recovery from higher-layer insurers when a lower-layer carrier becomes insolvent, a ruling with significant implications for insurance coverage disputes in the state.

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    NFL wide receiver Mack Hollins was hit with two separate fines stemming from a single play, totaling $34,441. News of the unusually large penalty has drawn attention, with fans and commentators weighing in on whether the double fine was excessive. The league has not been quoted explaining the breakdown of the two fines.

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    Gaza Health Ministry reports fewer excess deaths in 2025 than expected▼Gaza Health Ministry report shows excess 2025 deaths lower than experts expected✉newsWarMiddle East11 h ago

    Gaza's Health Ministry has released a report indicating that excess deaths in 2025 came in below what experts had anticipated. The finding is drawing attention given prior projections of higher mortality linked to the ongoing conflict and humanitarian conditions. Analysts are expected to scrutinise the figures, as casualty data from Gaza remains contested and central to international debate over the war's toll.

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    Poland introduces windfall tax on oil companies●Einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten # News : Polen führt Übergewinnsteuer für Mineralölkonzerne ein httpsMmastodonWorld010 h ago

    Poland has introduced a windfall profit tax on mineral oil companies, targeting excess profits made during the period of high energy prices. The measure follows similar moves across Europe, where governments have sought to make energy firms contribute part of their windfall earnings to relief programmes for consumers facing high fuel and heating costs.

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    Miki Mizuno reveals surprising stories about younger actor husband●https://www. tkhunt.com/2581119/ 水野美紀 年下俳優夫は「こだわりが強いうえに過剰」「神様にいじられている」仰天エピソードぶっちゃけ – スポニチ Sponichi Annex 芸能 # CelebrityMmastodonCultureCelebrity014 h ago

    Japanese actress Miki Mizuno spoke candidly about her younger actor husband in a television appearance, describing him as having strong and excessive fixations, and joking that he is "teased by God". Her surprising anecdotes about life with her husband drew attention from fans and entertainment media.

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    Kings County Agrees to Juvenile Detention Reforms●Kings County Agrees to Juvenile Detention Reforms After Findings of Excessive Force, Isolation✉newsHealthMental Health13 h ago

    Kings County has agreed to reform its juvenile detention practices following findings that staff used excessive force against young detainees and relied on isolation. The agreement comes after an investigation documented mistreatment in the county's juvenile facilities, and it is expected to change how youth are disciplined and supervised. The case has drawn attention to conditions in juvenile detention and the treatment of young people in county custody.

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    Developer cuts AI code review noise by a third●AI code review has a noise problem. On a public benchmark of 50 real pull requests, CodeRabbit raised... # ai # codereviMmastodonTechnologySoftware319 h ago

    A developer has published findings that CodeRabbit, a popular AI-powered code review tool, produces excessive noise when reviewing real pull requests. On a public benchmark of 50 genuine pull requests, the tool flagged far more issues than necessary, and a modification reduced its review noise by roughly a third. The work has sparked discussion among developers about whether AI review tools create too many low-value comments that slow teams down.

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    Richard E. Grant goes big in Hay Fever revival●Hay Fever: Richard E. Grant hams it up no end https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/theatre/hay-fever-richard-e-grant-revieMmastodonCultureCelebrity219 h ago

    Richard E. Grant is drawing attention for his performance in a new stage production of Noel Coward's Hay Fever, with a review in the London Evening Standard saying he 'hams it up no end'. The actor's broad comic turn is proving a talking point among theatre audiences and critics, dividing opinion on whether the theatrical excess is a delight or too much.

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    Fans grumble that international break has dragged too long●This international break has been far too long. # FootballMmastodonSportSoccer115 h ago

    Football supporters are venting frustration that the latest international break has felt excessively long, interrupting domestic league action. The sentiment reflects a familiar complaint among club fans, who often find national team fixtures less engaging than league football and look forward to the return of their teams.

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    US says 'severely disappointed' as G20 members block capacity statement●The U.S. Group of 20 presidency said it was "severely disappointed" that some members rejected a statement this week forMmastodonBusiness319 h ago

    The United States, holding this year's Group of 20 presidency, said it was "severely disappointed" after some member countries rejected a statement calling for action against excess industrial capacity — a criticism most often directed at China. The failure to agree highlights deep divisions within the G20 over trade and industrial policy, keeping the issue of global overcapacity at the center of diplomatic friction.

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    Broncos Lineman Fined Over Dice Roll Celebration●Broncos Lineman Fined For Dice Roll Celebration✉newsSportSports13 h ago

    A Denver Broncos offensive lineman has been fined by the NFL for performing a dice roll celebration during a game, with the league penalizing the gesture as an unsportsmanlike conduct violation. The fine has drawn attention from fans debating whether the NFL's celebration rules have become too strict for harmless, creative touchdown displays.

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    Finnish debate over minister's comments on Israel's 'excesses'●Kun ministeri lausuu Israelin tehneen ”tiettyjä ylilyöntejä”, haluaisin kernaasti kuulla täsmällisen vastauksen mihin häMmastodonWarMiddle East619 h ago

    A Finnish minister's remark that Israel has committed 'certain excesses' in its military campaign has drawn criticism. Commenters are demanding to know exactly which actions the minister considers excesses, and whether acts such as genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes fall outside that term. The criticism reflects broader frustration with what some see as vague language on the Gaza war from Finnish government representatives.

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    NFL Hands Down 'Ridiculously Harsh' Punishment to Broncos Player▼NFL Delivers ‘Ridiculously Harsh’ Punishment to Denver Broncos Player✉newsSportFootball18 h ago

    The NFL has issued a disciplinary punishment to a Denver Broncos player, and the decision is being criticized as 'ridiculously harsh' in sports coverage. The specific player, the infraction, and the exact penalty have not been detailed in available reporting. The reaction suggests debate over whether the league's discipline fits the offense.