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'Compute' Is A Jargonistic Scourge, Media Should Ban It

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By Dan Perry
| MediaPost Verified
So they amputated the language. Now we are told that nations must compete for “compute.” Startups “lack compute.” Governments seek “sovereign compute.” advertisement advertisement Venture capitalists solemnly warn of “compute bottlenecks,” as though Moses himself descended from Sinai carrying NVIDIA chips. Sorry, I meant “carrying compute.” Linguistics purists will insist that any change is simply evolution.
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Genocide Will Be Hard to Prove in Gaza. War Crimes May Be Another Story

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By Dan Perry, Dan Perry
| Moment Magazine Verified
The term “genocide” hangs like a dark cloud over Israel’s war in Gaza, amplified by images of widespread starvation in the Strip. It’s all over social media and appears increasingly in mainstream news, and global public opinion has dramatically turned against Israel. Most Israelis view the accusation of genocide as obscene—rooted in antisemitism or ignorance about the diabolical nature of Hamas.
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Prominent Druze in US warns Americans: ‘Don’t trust Syria’

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By Dan Perry
| Ask Questions Later
Just weeks ago, optimistic pundits in the West mused about welcoming a newly democratic Syria into the Abraham Accords. Perhaps Israelis would eat hummus in Damascus. Trump called the new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, a “young, attractive guy.” That perspective is evaporating as Syria descends into new ethnic and religious bloodshed. So far, nearly 1,400 Syrians have been killed in the sectarian violence, which began July 13.
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