Gen Z uses lots of emojis to communicate. Here’s what they really mean
On Slack, Gen Z uses emojis, memes, GIFs, and TikToks to convey a message to their colleagues. Usually, they’re used in the place of words to communicate a deeper message.
Day: February 18, 2023
Minimum wage ‘ghosts’ keep Google and Microsoft’s AI arms race from becoming a nightmare | Brian Merchant
Commentary: There’s a certain cruel irony in the fact that as the highest-profile technology in years makes its debut, the ones best suited to keep it on the rails are also the most precarious at the companies that need them.
Notre Dame promotes TE coach Parker to offensive coordinator
Notre Dame promoted tight ends coach Gerard Parker to offensive coordinator as head coach Marcus Freeman rebuilds his staff.
How Do Russians Read ‘1984’?
John Rodden, The American Conservative Formerly dangerous books have now been made available to the Russian people.
Confidence in the Military Erodes as Culture Wars Rage
Forsling, Task & Purpose After a sharp decline in military confidence, we must realize using the military for political feuds is not in the country’s best interest.
Israel condemns expulsion of its diplomat from African Union summit
Israel on Saturday condemned the “severe” expulsion of a senior diplomat from the African Union summit, accusing arch-foe Iran of orchestrating the move with help from Algeria and South Africa.
Why balloons are now in public eye—and military crosshairs
Wafting across the United States and into the attention of an alarmed national and global public, a giant Chinese balloon has changed Americans’ awareness of all the stuff floating in the air and how defence officials watch for it and respond.
US: Russia Has Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Ukraine
The new determination underlines the “staggering extent” of suffering inflicted on Ukrainian civilians.