Casino DAILY Levy is now $150

[Leepotism]

Singapore always does the opposite. Instead of free for Sinkies, foreigners pay, it's free for foreigners but sinkis pay

 

[jw5]

I have known for a long time that the PAP cares and shares. PAP has helped to make the lives of Singaporeans so much better. Without the PAP, it would be extremely worrying.

That shows how much the PAP love and care for Sinkies. They don't bother, and rightly so, about foreigners on work permits.

Sinkies lose money - PAP sad.

Foreigners on work permits lose money - PAP happy.

PAP say thank you foreigners on work permits, for your 15% non-premium player tax to our economy. Sinkies don't like to pay taxes but at the same time, are always demanding for handouts. Please gamble more. This will help us put money into those Sinkie losers' constantly outstretched hands.

 

[jw5]

KNN they should just transport planeloads of foreigners here to the casinos to gamble, and have the construction companies wait outside the casions to recruit the workers after they have lost their money KNN.

KNN if foreigners on wp wants to gamble they should just come here to gamble instead of working so hard for the miserable pay and then losing it KNN

 

[PTADER]

I have known for a long time that the PAP cares and shares. PAP has helped to make the lives of Singaporeans so much better. Without the PAP, it would be extremely worrying.

That's great. Please don't forget to walk your talk by, like me (including my immediate and extended family), casting your vote for the PAP and not for any of the talk-a-lot / talk-rubbish and useless opposition parties, wayang or otherwise.

Thank you very much for your support of the PAP.

 

[winnipegjets]

Will John Tan go to our casinos now that the levy will weed out more low SES people from the casinos?

 

[Wunderfool]

Government officials (especially ministars) in Singapore are the highest paid in the world. A levy increase is but a little pinch to their wallets.

They are also the most stingy .

 

[LaoTze]

Will John Tan go to our casinos now that the levy will weed out more low SES people from the casinos?

 

[laksaboy]

They are also the most stingy .

Depends. When it comes to wasting money on stupid, frivolous crap, the pappies are quite the spendthrifts.

 

[Kuailan]

What do you expect from this PAP they knows nothing except to increase price of every thing!!

Be it edible no edible, coffin, from the dead they also want to increase price!! They leave nothing

without price increase just look around you!!

 

[Mark9999]

You iffer a juicey cunt...then say dun fuck hir
Can or not?

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Juicy cunt?
Please don't waste.

 

[jw5]

You are most welcome. With You, For You, For PAP. Together forever and never to part, PAP will always be in my heart.

That's great. Please don't forget to walk your talk by, like me (including my immediate and extended family), casting your vote for the PAP and not for any of the talk-a-lot / talk-rubbish and useless opposition parties, wayang or otherwise.

Thank you very much for your support of the PAP.

 

[karizma]

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[k1976]

Is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to Huat big big

 

[k1976]

Coolie genes last chance to work work work is counting down…as Tiongkokn Beekok rushing their new robot prototype to market


The Unitree Robotics R1, weighing 55 pounds and equipped with 26 joints for fluid movement, showcases advanced capabilities like cartwheels, spin-kicks, and a “kip-up” maneuver, transitioning from a supine position to standing without using its hands, as demonstrated in a recent video released by the company.

Unitree Introducing | Unitree R1 Intelligent Companion Price from $5900
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— Unitree (@UnitreeRobotics) July 25, 2025

The R1’s launch directly challenges Elon Musk’s vision for Tesla’s Optimus, which aims to lead the global humanoid robotics market. Musk has outlined ambitious plans, predicting in January that Tesla could produce“several thousand” Optimus robots this year for internal factory use, with goals to scale to 50,000–100,000 units in 2026 and achieve a tenfold increase the following year. However, reports from Taiwan’s Digitimes suggest Tesla’s Optimus faces production delays due to a redesign, with unnamed Chinese supply chain sources indicating ongoing refinements to key components before mass production can resume.

The humanoid robotics market could see explosive growth, with projections estimating a $5 trillion industry by 2050, encompassing supply chains, maintenance, and support networks. Morgan Stanely analysts anticipate adoption will surge in the late 2030s, driven by technological advancements and increasing regulatory and societal acceptance.

By 2050, over 1 billion humanoids could be in use, with 90% deployed in industrial and commercial roles.Venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, an early backer of OpenAI, has predicted a ChatGPT-like breakthrough in robotics within two to three years, envisioning adaptable humanoids capable of tasks like chopping vegetables or washing dishes.

 

[k1976]

Scientists Create Prototype of Robot Designed to Cannibalize Parts of Other Robots and Build Them Into Itself​

Frank Landymore
Tue, 29 July 2025 at 4:13 AM SGT4-min read

Should robots be able to cannibalize each other so they can accelerate their evolution, bringing them closer to resembling self-sufficient lifeforms capable of living independently of their human masters?

Good news if your answer to that question is "yes": a team of researchers from Columbia University have built a robot that can seek out and merge with other robots to grow bigger, stronger, and adapt its abilities to its environment — perhaps one day enabling entire "robot ecologies" to blossom.

What their efforts have produced so far, as detailed in a new study in the journal Science, is a prototype called the "Truss Link," a rod-shaped module that can expand, contract, crawl, and use its magnetic tips to connect with other modules. It may not look like much on its own, but it's a versatile platform that can build complex structures that can move and interact with their environment in adaptable ways.