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SHOPPING
Jewish doctors in Quebec denounce ‘militant’ open letter on Gaza – Montreal Gazette
Jewish doctors in Quebec denounce ‘militant’ open letter on Gaza Montreal Gazette Source link
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BUSINESS
Iran says two of its generals killed in Israeli airstrike – NBC New York
An Israeli airstrike that demolished Iran’s consulate in Syria killed two Iranian generals and five officers, Syrian and Iranian officials said Monday. The strike appeared to signify an escalation of Israel’s targeting of Iranian military officials and their allies in Syria, which had already intensified following the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas militants, who receive money and weapons…
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TECH
$NODIFI: Pioneering the Future of DeFi with Revolutionary Nodes-As-a-Service (NaaS) Protocol – GlobeNewswire
$NODIFI: Pioneering the Future of DeFi with Revolutionary Nodes-As-a-Service (NaaS) Protocol GlobeNewswire Source link
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ENTERTAINMENT
The missing lemur in Clinton Hill has been found… to be a joke • Brooklyn Paper
Flyers were plastered on trees and lampposts in Clinton Hill as part of one couple’s April Fool’s joke on their neighbors Provided Sign up for our Brooklyn Paper email newsletter to get news, updates, and local insights delivered straight to your inbox! Clinton Hill residents have been on the lookout for a loose lemur roaming the streets after flyers popped…
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LIFESTYLE
Inside the viral Trader Joe’s mini-tote craze
A stroll through the average upwardly mobile Brooklyn neighborhood will bring you face-to-face with a cute little bag that has somehow become the accessory of the season: The Trader Joe’s canvas mini tote. Don’t have one yet? The good news is that it’s retailing for $2.99 at all locations of the popular grocery chain, making it theoretically easily attainable. The…
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REAL ESTATE
See inside the Brooklyn Paramount as historic theater reopens after 60 years
Image courtesy of Evan Joseph Fort Greene’s historic Brooklyn Paramount Theater, which once hosted legendary artists such as Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, and Duke Ellington, reopened last week for its first season in 60 years. A multi-million dollar restoration modernized the venue while preserving its opulent latticework ceiling, hand-crafted statues, and other Baroque features. For its first show in six…
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ECONOMY
Learning by Bouncing: Overdraft Experience and Salience
Donald P. Morgan and Wilbert van der Klaauw Overdraft credit, when banks and credit unions allow customers to spend more than their checking account holds, has many critics. One fundamental concern is whether overdrafts are salient—whether account holders know how often they overdraw and how much it costs them. To shed light on this question, we asked participants in the…
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Will AI Tools Take the ‘Social’ Out of ‘Social Media’?
The growth of generative AI content has been rapid, and will continue to gain momentum as more web managers and publishers look to maximize optimization, and streamline productivity, via advanced digital tools. But what happens when AI content overtakes human input? What becomes of the internet when everything is just a copy of a copy of a digital likeness of…
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GADGET
You can now use ChatGPT without an account
On Monday, OpenAI began opening up ChatGPT to users without an account. It described the move as part of its mission to “make tools like ChatGPT broadly available so that people can experience the benefits of AI.” It also gives the company more training data (for those who don’t opt out) and perhaps nudges more users into creating accounts and…
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MOBILE
Sony Xperia 1 VI may have exactly the same cameras as its predecessor
Sony’s Xperia 1 VI has so far been rumored to sport a different aspect ratio for its screen, foregoing the long-standing 21:9. The new phone should be a little bit less tall and a tad wider, and apparently the company may even give up on the 4K resolution that no other smartphone maker has adopted. So those are some interesting…
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