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Google has released a detailed guide on how to effectively use the Nano Banana Pro. Inside, you'll find all the tips: how to generate and edit complex images, how to work with APIs, and how to create visually appealing results. It includes examples and ready-made prompts. Save it and study it!

The chance of finding a job in 2025 is just 0.4% — as reported by Business Insider. The "white-collar" job market has turned into a black hole, with applicants simply tossing their resumes into the void, not really expecting to hear back. — Companies have cut hiring post-pandemic, while submitting resumes has become incredibly easy — people are now sending out hundreds of applications each day; — The competition is fierce: there are about 242 applications for each job posting. That's three times (!) more than in 2017; — Automated resume screening systems (ATS) are overwhelmed: thousands of applications just pile up in recruiters' archives and never reach interviews; — HR professionals are so overloaded that many job postings aren't even read thoroughly. As a result, the "white-collar" job market is stagnating and slowly dying. There are few companies, many candidates, algorithms are failing, and people are burning out.

⚡️ AMD graphics cards will increase in price by 10% — the company has already informed partners about the price hike. The increase will begin next year — experts predict that Nvidia will also raise prices and not stay on the sidelines. You literally have just one month left to build your PC. It’s all ChatGPT’s fault once again.

The "X5 Club" is continuing to enhance its loyalty program—now it creates a personalized list of recommended favorite categories using neural networks. This new mechanism takes into account purchase history, customer preferences, and product availability in stores, gathering the most relevant categories. The initial results speak for themselves: those who shopped based on personalized recommendations have started visiting X5 retail chains more frequently.

Labubu in the form of Naruto will be released by TopToy — this is already the second collection. This time, the set includes: Jiraiya, Tsunade, Orochimaru, Sasuke, Itachi, Naruto, and a "secret" Naruto in the form of Kurama. Each toy will cost around 2500 rubles, while the complete collection will amount to 16,000 rubles.

The fluffiest cheat code has been discovered — to activate it, all you need to do is feed it well. A good aim is not guaranteed.

A 66-year-old Japanese man secretly lived off a lottery win of 600 million yen (around 301 million rubles), hiding the money from his wife. For three years, he led a double life, alternating between his home and luxurious travels. Previously, the man used to buy inexpensive lottery tickets every day, and one day he was informed of his win. Instead of telling his wife, he claimed he had only won 5 million yen and would spend it on home renovations. In reality, he purchased a luxury car, relaxed in expensive hot springs, and traveled around Japan, spending tens of millions of yen in just six months. The most amusing part is that to conceal his lavish lifestyle, he used public transportation, wore old clothes, and distanced himself from friends. However, living this secret life weighed heavily on him. He felt guilt and loneliness, reminiscing about his late father and his past grievances.

The beast: the off-road Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato has found its natural habitat — the vehicle is capable of driving through mud, rocks, and ruts. The Sterrato features increased ground clearance, reinforced underbody, and a naturally aspirated V10 engine producing 610 horsepower: it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.4 seconds, with a top speed of 260 km/h. Production is limited to 1,499 units. Yes, there are people who actually buy supercars for tens of millions to drive on rough terrain rather than just display them in their garages.

For the first time in Moscow, there will be a NIGHT OF VIDEO GAMES as part of the Video Game Week. From 5 PM to 6 AM, you can enjoy gaming on computers, try out retro arcade machines, and play board games accompanied by DJ sets at the VK Play Arena. As a bonus, there will be a dedicated cosplay zone, tournaments featuring top players and streamers (Recrent, Dosia), a ton of games, and even Just Dance with motion capture. And all of this is completely free! So, gamers, get ready to rest up for an exciting gaming marathon on November 29–30!

Two guys from Texas were preparing to take over an entire island near Haiti using an army of homeless people, with the intention of establishing a totalitarian regime—killing all the men and enslaving the women and children. They chose the island of Gonave as their target for colonization, which has a population of around 80,000 people. The infrastructure and authority on the island are weak, and the residents live in poverty, making a takeover seem easy. Their plan was as reliable as a cheap watch from AliExpress. These guys were seriously planning to invade the island "just for fun": 21-year-old Gavin Weisenberg enrolled in a fire academy for physical training, while 20-year-old Tanner Thomas joined the Air Force base, hoping to gain combat experience. At the same time, both were learning to sail. In the end, their plan to take the island fell apart in the dumbest way possible: strange behavior from Thomas was noticed at the Air Force base, leading to him being taken in for questioning.

Prices for goods on marketplaces are expected to rise by 35% due to the ban on discounts when paying with branded cards, warns the Higher School of Economics (HSE). Let's not forget about the "technology fee" as well. Let’s at least do something about it in the new year.

Central Bank AGAINST discounts on cards from marketplaces — The Central Bank has sided with banks in the conflict over discounts when using branded cards from Ozon and other platforms. Previously, representatives of the banking sector claimed that marketplaces had underpaid 1.5 trillion rubles in taxes due to their discount systems. Regulators consider such schemes to be unfair. The Bank of Russia proposes: — To prohibit online platforms from setting different prices based on the payment method and to involve the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) as an additional regulator; — To prohibit marketplaces from selling products from their subsidiary banks, as these banks gain advantages not available to other market participants. The Ministry of Economic Development is already preparing a package of proposals regarding these measures.

Nano Banana Pro is now available for unlimited and free use — the best neural network for working with photos has arrived at LMarena. You can generate images without a VPN (!) and without registration. The model can create anything in any scene and style, while impressing with its detail and speed. There are limits, but they are so generous that for the average user, it feels almost "unlimited." Now is the perfect time to create amazing photos — check it out here.

The Chinese have created their own Maybach: in Guangzhou, the luxurious Hongqi Guoli Danxia was unveiled, with a price tag of nearly 7.2 million yuan, which is approximately 81 million rubles. This is one of the most expensive Chinese sedans on the market. The standout feature of the Danxia isn't its engine (though it does have a 4.0-liter V8 turbo with 380 horsepower); it's the interior: all four doors are adorned with hand-painted lacquer miniatures that emphasize the model's prestige. The dimensions are impressive as well, measuring almost six meters in length with a wheelbase of 3.7 meters. It is equipped with an 8-speed automatic transmission, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.9 seconds, with a top speed of 220 km/h. China has clearly decided to compete at the highest level.

Trump - Emperor of Mankind. The President of the United States reposted a photo of himself sitting on a throne, dressed as a character from Warhammer 40000. Next to the throne are European politicians. Spoiler: Musk is Horus.

⚡️ "Stranger Things" - the FINAL trailer has been released. There are just THREE DAYS left until the first third of the final season premieres. We're looking forward to Vecna's return on November 27 at 4:00 AM Moscow time.

**A Week Without Social Media Heals Depression** — right now, Meta* is being sued for allegedly hiding this important fact back in 2020. Inside the company, an experiment codenamed Mercury was conducted — participants had their access to social media cut off for 7 days, and their well-being was monitored. The results were astonishing: nearly all participants reported lower levels of depression, anxiety, and loneliness. Prosecutors claim that Meta* was afraid of the research results and did not allow it to be published. Instead, they classified all the data and stated that "the findings were tainted by a negative narrative." This information emerged during a lawsuit filed by schools in the U.S. against Meta* — the plaintiffs argue that Zuckerberg has ruined the lives of students for his business interests. Mark's lawyers deny all allegations but, for some reason, are unwilling to disclose the full text of the study. **Final Note**: Meta* employees themselves seemed to be aware of the harm they were cau...

The "Neuro-Grandma" on a hippopotamus teases the full launch of the T-Bank Frod-Roulette—pranksters and first testers of the service, Vovan and Lexus, have released a trailer for the launch and revealed that soon anyone will be able to use the service. So that's who works in the call centers!

Market situation for RAM: With the price of 64 GB of RAM, you could buy yourself a PlayStation 5 and still have enough left over for one game. Console gamers are back on top.