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"When gas falls towards a black hole, it spirals down into a kind of disk or funnel towards surface of the black hole. It ends up going so fast and is squeezed so densely that it generates temperatures of millions of degrees and lights up brightly. But only a very small amount of the gas is swallowed by the black hole. Most of it is blown back out from the poles as the black hole rotates. That's why we call black holes 'messy eaters'," explains Darach Watson.
From Science Daily
“I know there were times in my career that whether I was playing good, whether we were winning, whether we were losing, playing poorly, it didn’t matter. When you don’t feel connected, it’s not as fun. And I think whether it’s a star player or a guy who is like a fringe rotation player, you want to feel a part of it and you want to feel connected to your teammates in some capacity and that’s what makes it enjoyable.”
From Los Angeles Times
UBS analysts estimate that the combined capital spending of China’s internet leaders—much of it for AI—was equivalent to around $57 billion last year.
"I can already feel the magnitude of it," he added.
From Barron's
The news was good, but there wasn’t much of it.
From Barron's
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