Swedish composer becomes Spotify’s most-famous musician you’ve never heard of
A “secret” composer who has released music under hundreds of different names has been identified as Sweden’s most-listened-to artist on Spotify – pulling in more plays than Britney Spears or Abba. Johan Röhr, a Stockholm-based musician, has been unmasked as the person behind more than 650 different artists on the streaming service who have been played 15bn times, making him Sweden’s current most-p
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Cerebras System's new AI supercomputer Andromeda at a data centre in Santa Clara, California, US, in October 2022. Photograph: Rebecca Lewington/CEREBRAS SYSTEMS/Reuters Cerebras System's new AI supercomputer Andromeda at a data centre in Santa Clara, California, US, in October 2022. Photograph: Rebecca Lewington/CEREBRAS SYSTEMS/Reuters
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Bemiller usually turns to Google for answers. But he’s also found an alliance with some older workers, who are veterans of the copy room and can swiftly purchase shipping labels on the office UPS account. Bemiller knows that the expectation is that he’d be the one helping them out with tech issues. “There is a myth that kids were born into an information age, and that this all comes intuitively to
Oh wow! How getting more awe can improve your life – and even make you a nicer person
A few years ago I went on a solo walking holiday to Lanzarote. On day one, I walked up a coastal hill path and came across a view I still see in my dreams. Huge ochre mountains pierced the sky. Craters of black sand and eerie green lagoons dotted the landscape. It was like Mars. My skin rippled with goosebumps. I was briefly, deliciously, insignificant. The holiday was a week of daily awe walks –
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