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After I wrote recently about Ramanujan’s approximation \(\pi^4\approx 2143/22\), writing “why do powers of \(\pi\) seem to have unusually good rational appro...

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VW officially broke the ground on its new battery factory in Germany where production will start in 2025. The responsibility for VW’s global battery business falls to a new company that will invest €20 billion in the area.

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Joshua Schulte was convicted on all counts in connection with the biggest disclosure of confidential CIA files in the agency’s history.

It appears that Niantic is materially reckoning with the fact that nothing will ever be quite as big Pokemon Go once was. Unfortunately, that means a number of canceled projects and layoffs.

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