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    Singapore bank shares slip as STI ends lower▼dbs ocbc uob share price fallGgoogleSG1K3 d ago

    Shares of Singapore's three major banks — DBS, OCBC and UOB — fell as the Straits Times Index closed down 0.2% amid mixed regional trading. The market recorded about S$2.58 billion in turnover as the benchmark index slipped. Local media noted investors joining a sell bandwagon across the session, with banking counters among the names weighed down.

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    Robert C. Martin criticised for pivot from Clean Code to AI●Oh! "Creepy Uncle Bob" (Robert C. Martin) has completely ditched his "Clean Code" grift and fully pivoted to AI! 🫠 # cleMmastodonTechnologySoftware1277 h ago

    Software community commentary targets Robert C. Martin, known for the influential Clean Code books, claiming he has abandoned his software craftsmanship focus and rebranded himself around artificial intelligence. Critics in programming circles mock the shift, with some calling his Clean Code teachings a grift and tying the move to broader frustration with AI hype in development.

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    Listeners Praise Butterflydoom's Track The Pit●# Listening to The Pit by @ butterflydoom , from the 2019 EP Hello Cruel World; https:// bandwagon.fm/668613500477057c7MmastodonCultureMusic111 h ago

    The Pit, a song by the artist Butterflydoom from the 2019 EP Hello Cruel World, is being shared and recommended by listeners. One fan highlighted the track's strutting beat, quirky lead guitar, and the raw rock attitude of its lyrics and vocal performance, calling it well worth a listen. The song is available on the music-sharing platform Bandwagon, where people can queue up and discuss tracks together.

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    Editorial: Fitchburg joins economic development push●Editorial: Fitchburg hops on the economic boost bandwagon✉newsBusinessEconomy2 d ago

    An editorial in the Lowell Sun argues that Fitchburg, Massachusetts, is following other communities in embracing measures aimed at boosting its local economy. The piece examines the city's decision to hop on what the paper calls the 'economic boost bandwagon,' framing Fitchburg's move within a broader regional trend of cities pursuing growth-oriented policies and development incentives.