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Sources detail the troubled development of Tencent's ambitious, GTA-like game Last Sentinel, which has burned hundreds of millions of dollars over six years (Jason Schreier/Bloomberg)

There are millions of people around the world who could help make the world a better place, but don’t.
I’m talking about the ones who have got the power to shape their own careers,
though you would never know it from their utterly unsurprising résumés.
About the talented folks with the world at their feet who nonetheless get stuck in mind-numbing, pointless or just plain harmful jobs.
There’s an antidote to that kind of waste, and it’s called moral ambition.
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No, you’re not fine just the way you are: time to quit your pointless job, become morally ambitious and change the world
Most working people can be put into one of three categories, from idealistic yet unambitious to greedy and immoral. But there is another option …

I've not seen a good enough take down of Jensen's metaphor about cars. "If you build an unsafe car don't sell it. Companies are incentivized by market forces to not sell it"
But that is not the history or present world of cars. Millions of people are injured or killed by cars and we are just used to it. Car companies too decades of law suits and laws before they got safer. Car companies were dragged to be safer kicking and screaming.

#Solarenergie hat in #China bei der installierten Leistung erstmals Kohlekraft überholt.
Ende Juli verfügten #Photovoltaikanlagen über 1.286 Gigawatt Leistung, Kohlekraftwerke über …

Erneuerbare Energien: China kann erstmals mehr Strom durch Solarenergie als mit Kohlekraftwerken erzeugen
Die Kommunistische Partei forciert den Ausbau der Sonnenenergie seit Jahren. Auch wenn der Aufbau von Photovoltaikanlagen zurückgeht, meldet Peking nun einen neuen Meilenstein bei der installierten Leistung.

How lifestyle influencers are having to pivot to retain attention as brands become more selective about who they work with and demanding about post performance (Rebecca Jennings/Vulture)
https://www.vulture.com/article/influencer-recession-audrey-peters-inte…

How Influencers Like Audrey Peters Have to Pivot
Once upon a time, lifestyle influencers could post cute photos and make millions. Now they are forced to pivot.

My favorite of the CoC mailing lists. #Wordle
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A new system to screen millions of mail-in ballots for this November’s US midterm elections was thrown together so hastily, and tested so little,
that a single scanning glitch could see entire batches of ballots turned away, a whistleblower has told Congress.
The project
– a key part of Donald Trump’s new restrictions on voting
– is “perilously rushed and potentially unlawful”,
according to the US senator Richard Blumenthal, who disclosed the warning in a letter…

New system for screening mail-in ballots risks denying entire batches, says whistleblower
US senator says that project, a key part of Trump’s voting restrictions, is ‘perilously rushed and potentially unlawful’

Netflix signs a deal with travel YouTuber Drew Binsky, who has 7.3M subscribers; Binsky will release new episodes on Netflix alongside YouTube (Todd Spangler/Variety)
https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/netfix-deal-drew-binsky-youtube-1236848826/

Drew Binksy Signs Deal With Netflix
Drew Binsky, the globetrotting YouTube star with millions of online fans, is bringing his unique travelogues to Netflix's worldwide audience.

At this point you’re either OK with the Trump administration proposing more cuts to Medicare while spending millions to spray-paint statues with gold
— or you’re not.
Do you really need a newspaper or a big name to tell you if you should approve of ICE killing Americans?
You either love that or hate it.

Column: In the voting booth, it's the year of the not-at-all-close call
You’re either OK with the Trump administration proposing more cuts to Medicare while spending millions to spray-paint statues with gold — or you’re not. You either love it when ICE kills Americans or you hate it.