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4 month postpartum depression screening: are you keeping up with old hobbies & still finding fulfillment in monitoring the situation across territories such as Iran, Ukraine, & Haiti or are you so fucking lost that didn’t even realize Haitian gangs kidnapped El Salvadorans guys & El Salvador is going to get them back
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„Kolege i kolegice, ima način“, uzviknula je državna doministrica za ljudska prava i izbjeglice i buduća kantonalna zastupnica, možda i federalna delegatkinja, članica Predsjedništva Naše stranke Duška Jurišić. Nije se, u objavi na Facebooku, obraćala kolegama ministrima, zastupnicima ili političarima nego – novinarima i novinarkama.
Duška Jurišić jeste prošla vertikalu novinarsko-medijskog posla: od reporterke Radija Sarajevo 1986, preko uređivanja informativnog programa FTV-a do direktorovanja Televizijom Sarajevom, za vrijeme vladavine Naše stranke.
U dramatičnoj edukativnoj objavi, Jurišić se osvrnula na novu epizodu Dodikovog vrijeđanja i omalovažavanja novinara. Što je dobro i korisno.
VIŠE na odgovor.ba/article/28079
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dobre vijesti za medije u Bosni i Hercegovini - ovo je više nego jasan znak da je narod spreman platiti online sadržaj
nezavisne.com/novosti/drustv… Na OnlyFans u BiH potrošeni milioni maraka: Evo koji gradovi prednjače
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I always considered myself a well-rounded person. Then I got a PhD and became an expert on a topic that only 7 people understand. Four of them think I’m an idiot.
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the point of being a hater is having taste. For everything you hate on you must have something you just as enthusiastically recommend. Otherwise you’re a cancer upon society
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To kako mi se beba obrađuje svaki put kad se probudi iako me nije videla citavih 38 minuta je da se stavi u neku bočicu i uzima kao droga bilo rekreativno bilo preventivno ❤️
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FT Exclusive: Susie Wiles's daughter is a partner at Continental Strategy, which signed a $35,000-a-month contract to represent Republika Srpska, the Balkan entity at the centre of a new dispute about conflicts of interest inside the White House. ft.trib.al/088SMb8
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Some back-of-the-napkin thoughts concerning the parliamentary dynamics following the 2026 Bosnian general elections.
The legislative results are all over the place in terms of coalition math but the SDA is again the largest party in the country, even though Izetbegovic seems to have lost his second successive run at the presidency.
SDA-HDZ-SNSD + SDP (?) grand coalition perhaps likeliest governing bloc in the state parliament, though as final numbers become clear, there may be a mathematical way to push out Dodik's SNSD. But HDZ will almost certainly seek to obstruct that because of their decades-long alliance with Dodik, so don't count on it.
In the RS assembly, SNSD seems likely to benefit enormously from low turnout, and will almost certainly end up forming government with fewer coalition partners than in 2022.
In the FBiH, senior SDA figures have floated both a SDA-DF-SBiH government and a grand coalition with the SDP. HDZ will probably need to figure into that either way because Schmidt's 2022 election law amendments made them a near permanent fixture of the House of Peoples, and thus FBiH government. Because SDA appears to have performed strongly in both Sarajevo and Tuzla cantons, the SDA-DF-SBiH option is certainly plausible though, with SDP and the Troika out completely.
However, there is one major unknown at this point. Semir Efendic's c. 130,000+ votes for the state presidency likely cost Izetbegovic and/or Kovacevic their respective races. Will either the SDA or DF hold that against Efendic and to what extent? We don't know. I am also tempted to say it's really unclear how Izetbegovic can continue on as SDA boss after a second election in a row in which even his own party's electorate (!) said "no, not you" but he has for so long bucked the laws of political gravity that...?
Still, the major story of the night remains the historically low turnout. Yes, the official figure is inaccurate but it's nevertheless clear the the majority of Bosnians simply did not vote. Alas, do not expect anyone - least of all Dodik and Covic - to take that rebuke seriously. In low turnout elections especially, non-voting is always a de facto vote for the establishment.
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It is sad to see how clueless these guys are when it comes to how individuals and communities react to technology.
Noone is in need of such invasive, uncomfortable high-tech bullshit as the experience of Metaverse should have already pointed out.
Human beings react in the most unpredictable ways. We value privacy and intimacy more than efficiency.
These weirdos whom the zeitgeist catapulted into uncalled for importance have no idea.
They should hire a psychologist or an anthropologist to understand how humans behave on individual and communal level.
This they should do before pouring billions on stupid projects. (Unless, of course, they preach this without believing it, pushing an agenda to rip off the government or sth.)
BREAKING: Zuckerberg just described the near-future of computing, and it has nothing to do with screens.
His call: within 5 years, every person on Earth has a personal AI that knows their life, understands their goals, and does the work for them.
Not a chatbot. Not a search box.
An agent that is deeply, intimately embedded in how you live.
When the person building the social layer for 3 billion people says this is where we're going, it's not a prediction.
It's a roadmap.
Is the personal AI agent the most valuable product anyone can build right now?
