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What is blackjack basic strategy?
Blackjack basic strategy is the mathematically best way to play every hand: hit, stand, double, split or surrender, based only on your cards and the dealer’s up-card. Played perfectly, it cuts the house edge to roughly 0.5% in a standard 6-deck game. That makes blackjack one of the best-odds games in any casino. The hard…
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Trump to Award Elon Musk the National Medal of Science at D.C. Tech Summit
President Donald Trump is set to present Elon Musk with the National Medal of Science at a technology summit in Washington, D.C., according to a report from Forbes. The award, one of the highest honors the United States bestows for scientific and technical achievement, would mark another chapter in the complicated and highly public relationship…
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A 1,000-Mile Martian Cloud Forms and Vanishes Every Day — And Earth Physics Can’t Fully Explain It
Every Martian morning, in a particular season, a ribbon of water-ice cloud unfurls across the planet’s southern hemisphere. It stretches roughly 1,000 miles â long enough to span a continent on Earth â streaming westward from the flank of an enormous extinct volcano. And then, within hours, it’s gone. The same thing happens the next…
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What an Earnings Calendar Actually Tells You — and How to Use One
If you have ever clicked through to a page titled something like “Earnings Calendar for:” on Yahoo Finance or a similar financial portal, you have stumbled onto one of the most quietly useful tools in retail investing. It is not flashy. There is no commentary, no chart of a stock soaring or cratering. It is,…
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SpaceX Reportedly Seeks $40bn Apollo-Led Financing to Buy Nvidia AI Chips
SpaceX is reportedly seeking to raise roughly $40bn in a financing arranged by private credit giant Apollo, with the proceeds earmarked for a massive purchase of Nvidia artificial intelligence chips, according to a report carried by Yahoo Finance. If completed at that size, the deal would rank among the largest corporate financings ever assembled for…
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A Trump Supporter Says the Crackdown He Backed Came for His Own Business
A business owner who backed President Donald Trump has found himself on the wrong end of the very policies he supported, according to a report from The Daily Beast describing the man as stunned by the damage done to his company. The story is a familiar one in outline, even as the details vary from…
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Which States Are the Safest — and Which Aren’t? A New Ranking Stirs Debate
A new ranking making the rounds this week attempts to answer a deceptively simple question: which U.S. states are the safest places to live, and which are the least safe? Business Insider’s roundup of the 10 safest and 10 least safe states is the latest entry in a long tradition of state-by-state safety scorecards. These…
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Georgia Tech Announces New Online Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence
Georgia Tech has announced a new online master’s degree in artificial intelligence, expanding one of the best-known portfolios of large-scale online graduate programs in American higher education. The announcement, made through the university’s news center, signals that the Atlanta institution intends to apply the same model it pioneered more than a decade ago with its…
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Can Artificial Intelligence Learn the Art of Surgery?
Surgery has always been described as equal parts science and craft. A surgeon spends years learning anatomy from textbooks, but the deeper education happens at the operating table â in the feel of tissue under a blade, the split-second judgment when a vessel bleeds unexpectedly, the quiet recalibration when the body inside the patient does…
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How Long Until AI Hacks Everything?
The question nobody in cybersecurity can confidently answer For decades, the balance of power in computer security has rested on a simple asymmetry: finding a serious flaw in complex software is hard, slow work that demands expertise, patience, and a certain obsessive temperament. Defenders have always been outnumbered, but attackers have been throttled by the…