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22 minutes ago

“Magic: The Gathering”, is powering Hasbro’s stock, analyst says Roth Capital Markets analyst Eric Handler has maintained his “Buy” rating and $120.00 target on Hasbro

“Magic: The Gathering”, is powering Hasbro’s stock, analyst says In an April 7 report, Roth Capital Markets analyst Eric Handler maintained his “Buy” rating and $120.00 target on Hasbro (...

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Titania

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5 hours ago

Crítica literaria La estructura que presenta la página principal del blog no resulta ideal, pero permite tener una visión general de las últimas publicaciones. Por desgracia, también significa que los artículos más …

It is time to resume my lists of #posts published on my #blog. It is all about #books and #literature, but today we take a look at a bunch of them from 2020:

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StarWars

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15 hours ago

If You Haven’t Cringed In A While, These 61 Photos Might Remind You What That Feeling Is Like (New Pics) Embarrassing humblebrags, pointless lies, and attention-seeking posts are the bread and bu...

#Fails #Funny #attention #seeking #cringe #cringe […]

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15 hours ago

If You Haven’t Cringed In A While, These 61 Photos Might Remind You What That Feeling Is Like (New Pics) Embarrassing humblebrags, pointless lies, and attention-seeking posts are the bread and bu...

#Fails #Funny #attention #seeking #cringe #cringe […]

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15 hours ago

If You Haven’t Cringed In A While, These 61 Photos Might Remind You What That Feeling Is Like (New Pics) Embarrassing humblebrags, pointless lies, and attention-seeking posts are the bread and bu...

#Fails #Funny #attention #seeking #cringe #cringe […]

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StarWars

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15 hours ago

If You Haven’t Cringed In A While, These 61 Photos Might Remind You What That Feeling Is Like (New Pics) Embarrassing humblebrags, pointless lies, and attention-seeking posts are the bread and bu...

#Fails #Funny #attention #seeking #cringe #cringe […]

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15 hours ago

If You Haven’t Cringed In A While, These 61 Photos Might Remind You What That Feeling Is Like (New Pics) Embarrassing humblebrags, pointless lies, and attention-seeking posts are the bread and bu...

#Fails #Funny #attention #seeking #cringe #cringe […]

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StarWars

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15 hours ago

If You Haven’t Cringed In A While, These 61 Photos Might Remind You What That Feeling Is Like (New Pics) Embarrassing humblebrags, pointless lies, and attention-seeking posts are the bread and bu...

#Fails #Funny #attention #seeking #cringe #cringe […]

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15 hours ago

If You Haven’t Cringed In A While, These 61 Photos Might Remind You What That Feeling Is Like (New Pics) Embarrassing humblebrags, pointless lies, and attention-seeking posts are the bread and bu...

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Nasdaq

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1 day ago

This analyst just chopped his price target on Tilray Haywood analyst Neal Gilmer cut his target on Tilray Brands to $7.40 from $10.50 and maintained his “Hold” rating

This analyst just chopped his price target on Tilray In an April 2 report, Haywood analyst Neal Gilmer cut his target on Tilray Brands (Tilray Brands Stock Quote, Chart, News, Analysts, Financials ...

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1 day ago

Wow! Would you like to #schedule #posts in #Sharkey a bit more eloquently? My friend Mike has vibe coded a *nix shell script to do exactly that! This is pretty cool.

CW: Mike's profile is very NSFW so you might not want to 'explore' it.
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🍆 Mr. 30㎝ / 🤖:gaysparkles: :over18: 🔞 :v_gay:

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1 day ago

Do you remember #Tumblr's "Scheduled Post" feature? Where you could #queue up a bunch of #posts and it will spread them throughout the day? Well, I wanted the same thing for #Sharkey because the schedule post workflow in Sharkey is ... somewhat _obtuse_.

Well, with the help of my Gemini Pro […]

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1 day ago

Anduril to build facility at Rickenbacker International Airport Military drone manufacturer Anduril Industries will lease property at Rickenbacker International Airport and build new hangars.

OHIO.. The center of the 9th circle of Hell.
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1 day ago

This analyst loves Aviat Networks In an April 2 report, Roth Capital Markets analyst Scott Searle reiterated his “Buy” rating and $38.00 target on Aviat Networks

This analyst loves Aviat Networks In an April 2 report, Roth Capital Markets analyst Scott Searle reiterated his “Buy” rating and $38.00 target on Aviat Networks (Aviat Networks Stock Quote, Ch...

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1 day ago

ChatGPT Now Crawls 3.6x More Than Googlebot: What 24M Requests Reveal Find out why Googlebot is no longer the only dominant crawler as OpenAI's ChatGPT-User takes the lead in web requests.

ChatGPT Now Crawls 3.6x More Than Googlebot: What 24M Requests Reveal Find out why Googlebot is no longer the only dominant crawler as OpenAI's ChatGPT-User takes the lead in web requests. The ...

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Ema J Anime

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2 days ago

Posting this week’s post schedule (4/5 to 4/11) Will post if anything changes
#media #posts #schedule #tiktok #instagram #art #adventuretime #mylifeasateenagerobot

Faith

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2 days ago

Knowing that #Trump is Putin’s puppet, I wonder if #Putin is the #author of some of Trump’s #posts.

Knowing that #Trump is Putin’s puppet, I wonder if #Putin is the #author of some of Trump’s #posts.

A Chronic Voice

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3 days ago

Best Blog Pages All Blogs Should Have Everyone knows you need a blog about page, but what about the others? Check out the best blog pages all blogs need, both for brand new blogs and for intermediate ones. Blogging is intimidating enough…

"Having a #page just about your most popular #posts is a great way to get people to stay on your #blog longer..this page has both the titles and the preview images for the post. Both the images and the text are linked.": buff.ly/Srfoaj9

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Kai25

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4 days ago

On the #next #heatedrivalry I want to see a scene where #Shane #swallows #Ilya’s #nut and he says; “You’re about to #play the #whole #game #tasting #my #cum!” That is truly #hot #dialogue and #credit @kingcorvo.bsky.social who has my #frat #cock #dripping 💧 #wet whenever I read his #posts

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5 days ago

25 Purrfesional Felines Coming for Your Job Before AI If you have been quaking in your boots, fearing that artificial intelligence will come along and boot you out of your job. Then you had better ...

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Bizsential

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5 days ago

How Often Should I Post For Impact?

Consistency builds recognition, but sustainability ensures longevity.
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Jim Ferguson 🫘

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5 days ago

A covered bridge was moved to Mill Race Park in Columbus, Indiana where it now serves as part of the road that loops through the park. The bridge was built in the 19th century and all the major members in this photo are original. Given when it was built, the posts and beams are probably oak or chestnut. The photo shows the intricate construction that was used to produce a bridge that, with maintenance, has survived for over a century.

Structural Elements #photography #Support_Public_Lands #posts #beams #rafters #bracing

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6 days ago

Is Universal Display Corp a buy right now? Roth Capital Markets analyst Scott Searle has maintained his “Buy” rating and $180.00 target on Universal Display Corporation

Is Universal Display Corp a buy right now? In an April 1 report, Roth Capital Markets analyst Scott Searle maintained his “Buy” rating and $180.00 target on Universal Display Corporation (Unive...

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6 days ago

44 Funny Memes That Perfectly Capture Our Love For Eating This Instagram account takes everyday food moments—midnight snacks, diet struggles, and irresistible cravings—and turns them into humor...

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1 week ago

Should you sell your zSpace stock? Roth Capital Markets analyst Rohit Kulkarni has slashed his price target on zSpace

Should you sell your zSpace stock? In a March 31 report, Roth Capital Markets analyst Rohit Kulkarni maintained his “Buy” rating on zSpace (zSpace Stock Quote, Chart, News, Analysts, Financials...

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1 week ago

Should you sell your Rezolve AI stock? In a March 31 report, Roth Capital Markets analyst Rohit Kulkarni maintained his “Buy” rating on Rezolve AI

Should you sell your Rezolve AI stock? In a March 31 report, Roth Capital Markets analyst Rohit Kulkarni maintained his “Buy” rating on Rezolve AI (Rezolve AI Stock Quote, Chart, News, Analysts...

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1 week ago

Over hiring, not AI, behind recent tech industry redundancies Julian Fell, Teresa Tan, and Joshua Byrd, writing for writing for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC): “It’s just gravity...

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1 week ago

Good Jobs for Autistic People & Adults _Good Jobs for Autistic People& Adults was originally published on Mentra._ With an 85% unemployment rate, we are perceived as a minority that needs to be “fixed” in order to fit into the larger community. But, with the right accommodations and support, autistic people have unique gifts that can sometimes even allow us to outcompete neurotypicals in many different types of roles. So what are the best jobs for autistic adults? Given the right role and environment, neurodivergents are an untapped talent group in today’s economy. If you or a loved one is struggling to launch a career as an autistic individual, here are roles to consider where your autistic traits might not need to be “masked”, but rather recognized and utilized as a competitive asset. **Here are the Top 10 Jobs we’ll be discussing:** 1. **AI & Software Engineering** 2. **Cybersecurity & Data Management** 3. **UX Design & Data** 4. **Manufacturing** 5. **Researcher or Research Scientist** 6. **Accountant or Financial Advisor** 7. **Information Technology** 8. **Mathematician or Engineer** 9. **Visual Artists** 10. **Skilled Trades** With an 85% unemployment rate, we are perceived as a minority that needs to be “fixed” in order to fit into the larger community. But, with the right accommodations and support, autistic people have unique gifts that can sometimes even allow us to outcompete neurotypicals in many different types of roles. So what are the best jobs for autistic adults? Given the right role and environment, neurodivergents are an untapped talent group in today’s economy. If you or a loved one is struggling to launch a career as an autistic individual, here are roles to consider where your autistic traits might not need to be “masked”, but rather recognized and utilized as a competitive asset. **Why Tech Roles Make Excellent Jobs for Autistic People** Tech careers often revolve around clear rules, logical structures, and measurable outcomes which are all elements that resonate with many autistic individuals. Whether writing code, tuning machine-learning models, or securing networks, these roles turn “restrictive and repetitive interests” into professional superpowers. In our interview with Zach Wilson, Founder of DataExpert.io, he and Jhillika Kumar, Founder of Mentra discuss the rising job market shift to hire for these in demand roles and the importance of using your inherent interests and skills to showcase your career readiness for these roles. AI & Software Engineering: Top Jobs for Neurodivergent Professionals Why it fits ND traits: Both AI engineering and software development demand precision in syntax, algorithmic logic, and deep, sustained focus. Autistic people frequently excel at breaking problems into discrete steps and iterating until perfection.​ Growth outlook: Software developers are projected to see 17% growth (2023–2033), with roughly 140,100 annual openings . AI-related roles in computer systems design (including model training and deployment) are set to expand 19.5% by 2033 . Our tip: In her conversation with Fritz Johnson, a self-taught, autistic software engineer with close to 700K followers, Jhillika explores how leveraging a supportive network and showcasing cognitive strengths (beyond diagnosis) can accelerate advancement in these jobs for autistic people. Cybersecurity & Data Management: Jobs for Autistic People That Thrive on Detail ​ Why it fits ND traits: Information Security Analysts and Data Center Technicians both rely on methodical log review, anomaly detection, and strict adherence to protocols. These roles transform hyper-focus and love of routine into critical defenses against cyber threats and downtime. Growth outlook: Cybersecurity analysts will grow 33% through 2033, adding about 17,300 openings per year. Data Center Technician postings exceed 7,300 annually, with average salaries around $70,500 . As cloud and AI infrastructures proliferate, these jobs for autistic people not only offer stability but also a clear, rule-based environment where ND professionals can excel. UX Design & Data Roles: Ideal Jobs for Neurodivergent creatives ​ Why it fits ND traits: ​ UX Design: Combines structured user-research methodologies (interviews, usability tests) with visual creativity. Strong visual acuity and systematic problem-solving are hallmarks of many autistic designers. ​ Data Scientist & Data Engineer: Requires pattern-spotting, statistical analysis, and pipeline automation. Autistic people’s persistence and love of repetitive tasks drive high-quality data insights. Growth outlook: ​ Web and digital designers (including UX) will grow 8% through 2033, adding ~16,500 openings annually . ​ Data scientists are set for 36% growth, with roughly 20,800 annual openings. ​ In the Mentra Podcast with Grace Ling of Design Buddies, Jhillika and Grace emphasize that building hands-on portfolios and mastering core problem-solving skills matter far more than tool-specific expertise, key advice for anyone exploring jobs for autistic people in UX. Manufacturing ​ Manufacturing roles involve creating commodities by hand or machine that a business then sells to customers. Oftentimes, this involves repetition, as tools or assembly lines have strict procedures to be used repeatedly to create the product. The atmosphere in a manufacturing company is usually quite strict, as the execution of the company is frequently governed by a “manufacturing schedule“. This schedule dictates what activities are to be performed in what time frame by the workers. Additionally, working in manufacturing requires strong attention to detail, as the machines, product, and materials have to be accounted for and assured for quality. Being overly social can distract from the task at hand. Many neurotypical people would find such an environment stressful, but many autistic individuals thrive in manufacturing. Autistic people tend to love clearly defined rules and dislike ambiguity, something that a manufacturing schedule can easily provide. Attention to detail and the need for alone time is also found in many autistic people, as is a visual acuity that lends itself perfectly to a career of creating goods for consumers. Many autistic people make proud and loyal employees, and are eager to help people in such a tangible way. Manufacturing is a perfect fit for many autistic people! Researcher or Research Scientist ​ Researchers and research scientists can be found in many industries, where they help gather information, write, and come up with new theories. Oftentimes, they need to become highly specialized, as they are to become the “go to” experts in a topic by their company or entity. For example, a microbiology researcher might be expected to know everything there is to know about bacteria to help fight an infection, while a market or UX researcher is highly valuable if they become experts on psychology and the needs of their company. This career also takes strong writing skills to document findings, and the creativity to find connections and offer new ideas based on findings. Many autistic people discover they have a love of research from a very young age. One of the symptoms of autism is “restrictive and repetitive interests“, so while neurotypical people might find a wide variety of things “pretty interesting”, autistic people often have only a few things that they instead find insanely interesting. With a love of information, many autistics find themselves “accidentally” researching and retaining information on their topic for hours on end. Obviously, this is exactly what a researcher does! An autistic researcher gives a gift to society by fully engrossing themselves in a topic, which many neurotypical people simply cannot do. With divergent and creative minds, many autistics can connect this information and make breakthroughs that others can’t. Many autistics also love to share what they learn through writing or speaking. The famous researchers Alfred Kinsey, Barbara McClintock, and Isaac Newton have displayed marked signs of autism. Accountant or Financial Advisor ​ Accountants and financial analysts keep records and crunch numbers on the business transactions of a company or individual in any given year to help them make wise decisions. They usually conduct research on spending options and law to keep themselves and their clients informed. They have to be very organized, as losing information or documents can be detrimental to the companies they serve. Lastly, accountants and financial analysts need to be interested in communication, as they are expected to share their insights with their employer or other stakeholders. With the detail-oriented mind of autistic people, this is often a perfect fit. In other industries, being overly literal might be seen as a liability, but to an accountant or financial analyst, it’s critical, as they are dealing with black and white information to make sure their company is on the correct financial track. Many of us love organizing things, as it can be a form of stimming, which is repetitive action to relieve anxiety. Additionally, autistic people tend to love becoming experts on a topic and sharing that information with others, making many autistic people a natural fit for accounting or financial advisoring, while many neurotypical people wouldn’t be able to succeed. Information Technology Information technology is a computer-oriented profession that includes creating a company’s communications networks, ensuring data and information security, creating and maintaining databases, and helping a company’s employees troubleshoot their computers. As computers are highly literal and detail-oriented, this naturally fits the mind of neurodivergents, often better than neurotypicals. This job requires strong persistence to figure out why something isn’t working, which our “repetitive interests” give us in abundance. It requires the willingness to specialize and gain a strong knowledge base, both in general about IT and specific to the company we are working for. Not only do autistics frequently love research, but they make more loyal employees on average, meaning having an autistic IT worker onboard means that there is always a “go to” expert for the entire team. Mathematician or Engineer ​ Mathematicians and engineers use math and background knowledge to solve problems, whether that’s a new proof or formula, or a new bridge to overcome. This requires pattern recognition, attention to detail when solving mathematical problems, visual acuity, and an interest in logic. Studies show that ALL of these traits are found in autistics more frequently than average! In fact, the reverse is also accurate. Psychologists created a test called the autistic quotient (AQ) test to help identify people on the spectrum. Not only was the questionnaire a success in helping psychiatrists, but the researchers also discovered that workers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) tend to have a higher AQ score on average, regardless of whether or not they meet full criteria for a diagnosis. Visual Artists Visual artists include everything from illustrators to sculptors, to cartoonists, to car designers. It takes strong creativity and visual acuity. Many famous artists are or were autistic, such as Andy Warhol, Mikaela Sheldt, and Anna Berry. Many autistic people have comorbidities, such as ADHD and dyslexia, related to poor working memory. In fact, 50-75% of autistic people have ADHD, where poor working memory is a chief symptom. Working memory is the ability to remember and work with new information given all at once, such as the ability to quickly remember a spoken set of numbers. Although, for a long time, many psychologists thought this was only an example of pathology, they’re now discovering that people with poor working memory are more creative on average. Maybe this is the secret as to why genius artists are often neurodivergent, including those who have historically been considered “artistic savants”. Skilled Trades Trades are careers that need specialized skills and knowledge acquired through experience and vocational schools. Usually, they require the ability to work with your hands. They include jobs like plumbing, welding, culinary arts, and many more. Many autistic people absolutely adore understanding and working with systems, due to their love of logic, information, and pattern recognition abilities. This makes the trades a perfect option for us. Additionally, the opportunity to specialize and become experts in a specific topic entices many of us, while the ability to work with our hands on a familiar task is something that we enjoy that neurotypicals don’t always understand. Bringing It All Together These jobs for autistic people combine robust labor-market demand with work environments that celebrate clarity, structured tasks, and deep expertise. Whether you’re coding AI models, securing networks, or designing intuitive interfaces, you can harness your neurodivergent strengths for lasting career success. If you’d like to learn more about how your unique neurodivergence may lend itself to certain roles, check out “Easy Jobs for Autistic Adults (Low-Stress, Low-Sensory)” If you’re ready to explore which roles align best with your profile, check out Mentra’s quick career quiz or if you’re ready for a more in-depth analysis, sign up for a free account, where we’ll help map your cognitive strengths and your technical skills to these high-growth opportunities so you can find not just any job, but the right job for autistic people like you.

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1 week ago

Google is set to be “next-level dominant”, this investor says Rather than being displaced, Caldwell said he expects Alphabet to emerge from the current AI transition in an even stronger position.

Google is set to be “next-level dominant”, this investor says In an interview on BNN Bloomberg’s Market Call on March 25, Caldwell Investment Management president and CEO Brendan Caldwell sai...

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