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The Gravity Map Inside Your Brain: The Neuroscience of Balance and Orientation

by Neuroscience & Neuroplasticity

The article explores how vestibular, visual, and proprioceptive systems work together to create a sense of balance and stability, detailing the underlying neuroscience involved.

Neuroscience & Neuroplasticity
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Rewiring Attention: How Meditation Reshapes the Brain

by Neuroscience & Neuroplasticity

Examines how mindfulness meditation influences brain communication and enhances functionality between various brain networks.

Neuroscience & Neuroplasticity
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Planting What Will Outlast Us

by Rev. Cameron Trimble

A meditation reflecting on the legacy of actions and thoughts that extend beyond personal existence.

Piloting Faith: An (Almost) Daily Meditation
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What We Are Being Asked to Accept

by Rev. Cameron Trimble

A meditation exploring acceptance in a rapidly changing world and personal challenges.

Piloting Faith: An (Almost) Daily Meditation
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California Research Agency Not Ruling Out Spending Nearly $1 Billion Annually for Stem Cell/Gene Therapy Awards in the Golden State

by David Jensen

The article details the thoughts of the head of California's stem cell agency regarding future funding for stem cell and gene therapy research, hinting at significantly increased annual spending.

The California Stem Cell Report
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On creating 'new knobs of control' in biology

by Abhishaike Mahajan

This post discusses innovative approaches in biological control mechanisms, examining potential methods for altering biological systems.

Less Wrong
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Reproducing steering against evaluation awareness in a large open-weight model

by Thomas Read et al.

The post details an experiment aimed at understanding how evaluation awareness can be influenced within machine learning models.

Less Wrong
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Anthropic did not publish a "risk discussion" of Mythos when required by their RSP

by RobertM

This post critiques a decision made by Anthropic regarding the disclosure of discussions related to the Mythos framework.

Less Wrong
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Four-Billion-Dollar Trump Research Threat a Year Ago Trickles Away in Missed Deadline -- Seemingly

by David Jensen

The article discusses the fading threat of a significant Trump-era initiative related to stem cell research funding as deadlines pass with little action.

The California Stem Cell Report
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Pushing brainmaxing to its limit

by storm

Discussion about extreme optimization techniques and personal experiments in cognitive enhancement through biohacking.

Dangerous Things Forum
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Vearch Dopamine

by storm

Exploration of dopamine modulation and its effects on cognition within the context of biohacking.

Dangerous Things Forum
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Population-scale repeat expansions elucidate disease risk and brain atrophy

by Vijay Kumar Pounraja et al.

Decreased brain volumes and increased NfL levels can be observed earlier than disease diagnosis in short-tandem-repeat-associated neurological diseases.

Nature.com
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Synthetic super-enhancers enable precision viral immunotherapy

by Ute Koeber et al.

Synthetic super-enhancers enable specific delivery of anticancer payloads, achieving tumour elimination after a single dose in a mouse model of aggressive glioblastoma.

Nature.com
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Nexalin Announces Peer-Reviewed Study Showing the Company’s DIFS™ Technology Reduced Self-Injury and Depression Symptoms in Female Adolescents

by Nexalin Technology et al.

BMC Psychiatry publication reports statistically significant reductions in self-injury behaviors and depressive symptoms, with brain-network findings further supporting Nexalin’s differentiated, non-invasive DIFS approach

GlobeNewswire
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Ketogenic interventions enhance REM sleep in females and support memory in aged rats

by Arianna R. S. Lark et al.

This original research article investigates how ketogenic interventions affect REM sleep patterns and memory performance in aged female rats.

Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
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Opportunistic Network-Level ISAC with Cooperative Sensing: A Meta-Distribution Analysis

by Yasser Nabil et al.

Submission focuses on network-level ISAC methodologies using cooperative sensing.

arXiv Signal Processing
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Chatbots Can Talk, but Parents Can Connect

by Amber W. Childs Ph.D.

GenAI has entered teens' lives faster than many parents realize. While policymakers rush to catch up, what teens need is genuine connection with parents and other trusted adults.

Psychology Today
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Why some neuroscientists now believe we have up to 33 senses

by PsyPost

This article discusses the emerging views among neuroscientists regarding the concept that humans may possess up to 33 distinct senses, providing insights into the neurological and evolutionary implications of this hypothesis.

PsyPost
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Fake medicine yields surprisingly real results for older adults’ memory and stress

by PsyPost

A study explores how placebo effects, termed 'fake medicine', can produce substantial benefits for older adults regarding memory enhancement and stress reduction, challenging traditional views on treatment efficacy.

PsyPost
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Hidden Brain Drainage System Found

by Science Daily

A hidden waste-removal pathway in the brain has been observed in action. Researchers utilized advanced MRI scans to show fluid movement along the middle meningeal artery in a manner akin to lymphatic flow, differing from blood circulation.

Science Daily
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Gut Bacteria Linked to ALS and Dementia

by Science Daily

Recent research indicates a significant connection between gut bacteria and the onset of ALS and frontotemporal dementia. Harmful sugars produced by these gut microbes may stimulate immune responses that inflict damage on the brain.

Science Daily
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Designing better weapons to fight prostate cancer

by Allen Institute

Study unlocks key insights that could help develop next-generation immunotherapies.

Allen Institute
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Mind trip: How psilocybin changes the brain

by Allen Institute

New research may help improve psychedelic therapy for neuropsychiatric disorders.

Allen Institute
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An Open Letter to People Who Reject Their Bipolar Diagnosis

by Dennis Heil

Years ago, Adam completed suicide because there’s something important he didn’t know, something I hope you’ll understand by the end of this letter.

Bluntly Bipolar
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What 2 Timothy 1:7 Is Actually Saying — And Why It Matters for Mental Health

by The Bipolar Bro

The verse that gets misquoted at struggling people deserves a closer reading.

The Bipolar Bro
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Crypto News. April 8, 2026

by Crypto Integrated

Crypto News ft Binance, Jupiter, Paysafe, Circle, Sui, Fantom Opera, etc.

CryptoIntegrated
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Navigating dense breast tissue and breast cancer screening guidelines

by Amantia Kennedy et al.

The article discusses the challenges faced by physicians when delivering invasive breast cancer diagnoses to patients and the emotional impact it has on both patients and doctors.

KevinMD
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ROLLUP: Iran Ceasefire Rally | Anthropic’s “Mythos” Model | Q-Day Divide | Stablecoin Yield Debate

by Bankless

Markets are rallying on a fragile Iran ceasefire, but the real risks may be getting closer. David and Haseeb break down Anthropic's secretive new AI model and why it could expose vulnerabilities across crypto, from smart contracts to core blockchain infrastructure.

Bankless
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Will The Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ) Rebuild $ETH Dominance? | Gnosis Martin Koppelman & Friederike Ernst

by Bankless

Martin Koppelmann and Friederike Ernst from Gnosis explain how Ethereum's Economic Zone could help unify liquidity and streamline trading processes on the Ethereum network.

Bankless
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Superhuman Contact Lenses, Motivation Supplement Stack, Cat Scratches Cause Brain Fog, Amino Acid Shortening Lifespan, and more...

by Dave Asprey

This episode discusses how infection from Bartonella transmitted through cat scratches could lead to chronic fatigue and cognitive decline. It also examines the links between elevated tyrosine levels and shortened lifespan and explores the benefits of blue light blocking contact lenses. Additionally, it highlights a study on taurine and B vitamins in enhancing motivation and the calming effects of floral scents on the nervous system.

Apple Podcasts
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Clinical application of base editing for treating β-thalassaemia

by Yongrong Lai et al.

A clinical phase 1 trial of a single infusion of CS-101, CD34+ cells modified using a transformer base editor to reactivate fetal haemoglobin production, led to early and enduring transfusion independence in patients with β-thalassaemia.

Nature.com
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Oxford BioTherapeutics signs collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb

by Pharma Times

Partnership to develop next‑generation T‑cell engagers for solid tumours

Pharma Times
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Research on Alzheimer’s disease MRI image classification based on spatial attention mechanism

by Shanshan Zhao et al.

This original research focuses on advancing the classification of MRI images for Alzheimer’s disease using spatial attention mechanisms to improve diagnostic accuracy.

Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
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Chasing the Zero That Matters

by Inside Precision Medicine

An article discussing various challenges and advancements in precision oncology, highlighting the importance of seeking effective treatments and outcomes for patients.

Inside Precision Medicine
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ALS Patient: How Elon Musk's Neuralink Has Given Him Purpose | 33:04

by YouTube

ALS took Brad's voice, but with Neuralink, he's gotten it back. I was honored to join Brad in his home with his family to learn more about ‪@neuralink‬ and how it's completely changed his quality of life. ALS Patient: How Elon Musk's Neuralink Has Given Him P…

Freerepublic.com
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Brain organoids are a transformative technology — but they need regulation

The potential benefits of organoids for fundamental research and medicine are huge. Efforts to establish proper boundaries for their use should be supported.

Nature.com
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ADHD Diagnoses Rose in Young People After Two Major Events, Canadian Study Shows

by MedPage Today Staff

A study reported significant increases in ADHD diagnoses in young individuals, particularly among teen girls and young women, coinciding with two national events.

MedPage Today
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Gut Microbiota is associated with Imaging Biomarkers in Arteriosclerotic Cerebral Small Vessel Disease with Idiopathic Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

by Jiaxin Cai

This original research article discusses the association between gut microbiota and imaging biomarkers related to a specific neurological condition, providing insights into the gut-brain axis.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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The Impact of the Lab4 Probiotic on Neurodegenerative Processes in a Murine Alzheimer’s Disease Model

by Timothy R. Hughes

This research article evaluates Lab4 probiotic's efficacy on neurodegeneration in Alzheimer's disease model organisms.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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Risk score for futile recanalization: integrating cerebral circulation time and collateral cascade

by Xiaowen Song et al.

This original research article discusses the development of a risk score intended to improve outcomes of recanalization treatments by considering cerebral circulation metrics.

Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
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First man convicted under Take It Down Act kept making AI nudes after arrest

by Ashley Belanger

Ohio man used more than 100 AI tools to make fake nudes of women and minors.

Ars Technica
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Who Will Reinvent Indian Pharma?

by Salil Kallianpur

An analysis discussing the strong balance sheets of Indian pharma companies that may be hiding their weak business models.

My Pharma Reviews
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Meta, Anthropic & OpenAI hit by unexpected 4TB Data Breach +4 Moves

by AI Governance Lead ⚡

The article discusses a recent data breach affecting major AI companies, including Meta and OpenAI. It also covers related governance issues and developments in the field of AI.

AI Governance, Ethics and Leadership
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Peakspan: The True North of Longevity and Why We Must Aim Beyond Healthspan

by Alex Zhavoronkov

Explores the concept of Peakspan as a new essential metric for longevity in the 21st century.

Forever.AI
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Your TVL Is High. Your Exit Risk Is Higher.

by Web3 Newswire

This article analyzes why businesses with high Total Value Locked (TVL) face significant exit risks, focusing on liquidity problems.

Web3 Newswire
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This protocol can reverse brain atrophy

by Elijah Krings

This article discusses how immunity, lipids, and membrane physiology collapse, and what steps can be taken to address it.

Become/Decentralized
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Moving In Vivo: Next Steps For CAR T-Cell Therapy

by Inside Precision Medicine

This article discusses the transition of CAR T-cell therapies towards in vivo applications along with their implications and future directions.

Inside Precision Medicine
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Topological resilience of EEG-based functional networks during virtual reality-induced emotional states

by Min Jae Lee et al.

This original research article investigates the topological resilience of functional networks captured through EEG during virtual reality experiences that induce emotional states.

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
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A 3D-printed phantom to validate subject orientation in 3D imaging and recordings

by Guillaume Jean-Paul Claude Becq et al.

This article discusses the development of a 3D-printed phantom to assist in validating subject orientation during 3D imaging and recording processes, potentially improving the accuracy of neuroimaging studies.

Frontiers in Neuroinformatics
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How can cities adapt to protect our health from extreme heat?

by Professor Jason Lee Kai Wei

This article discusses strategies and considerations for cities in adapting to extreme heat conditions to safeguard public health.

Wellcome Trust
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The VitaDAO Longevity Newsletter March ’26

by VitaDAO

This edition of the VitaDAO newsletter includes the latest updates and research insights from the decentralized longevity community.

VitaDAO
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Reduced cortical brain perfusion following COVID-19 infection: impact of COVID-19 severity and relation to memory performance

by Justin M. Palmer et al.

Original research that examines the effects of COVID-19 infection severity on cortical brain perfusion and memory performance.

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
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Scientists map the brain’s hidden wiring using RNA barcodes in major breakthrough

by null

Researchers have developed a cutting-edge technique that uses RNA “barcodes” to map how neurons connect, capturing thousands of links with single-synapse precision. The method transforms brain mapping into a sequencing task, making it faster and more scalable…

Science Daily
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Biallelic variants in the noncoding RNA gene RNU4-2 cause a recessive neurodevelopmental syndrome with distinct white matter changes

by Rocio Rius et al.

Biallelic variants in RNU4-2 cause a recessive neurodevelopmental disorder that is phenotypically and molecularly distinct from dominant ReNU syndrome and associated with reduced RNU4-2 transcript levels, consistent with a loss-of-function mechanism.

Nature.com
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Hundreds of Israeli soldiers returned from war with brain injuries: 'We got a different child back'

by Ido Efrati

Due to the Gaza war, the number of Israeli soldiers diagnosed with brain injuries has significantly increased over the past two years and estimates suggest the phenomenon is even more widespread. But Israel has yet to formulate a comprehensive rehabilitation …

Haaretz
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Metabolomics across scales: from single cells to population studies

by Theodore Alexandrov et al.

This Perspective reviews the potential and the challenges of metabolomics approaches, encompassing both single-cell and population-scale metabolomics.

Nature.com
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Trajectories of plasma and CSF MTBR-tau243 and phosphorylated-tau species across the Alzheimer’s disease continuum

by Lyduine E. Collij et al.

Plasma and CSF p-tau biomarkers show similar dynamics across Alzheimer’s disease progression, though plasma %p-tau217 and eMTBR-tau243 show less ceiling effect than CSF. Combining %ptau217, %p-tau205, and (e)MTBR-tau243 supports staging and prognosis.

Nature.com
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BioXcel Therapeutics Announces Enrollment of First Patients in U.S. Department of War-Funded Study of BXCL501 (Sublingual Dexmedetomidine) for Treatment of Acute Stress Reactions

by BioXcel Therapeutics

DoW-funded Phase 2a trial led by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) Institute for Trauma Recovery Positive outcomes from trial can...

GlobeNewswire
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Pink1 at the crossroads of aging, exercise, and diet in Parkinson’s disease: a mechanistic review

by Ying Lin et al.

This review article explores the role of Pink1 in the intersection of aging, exercise, and diet with regard to Parkinson's disease.

Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
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Modern Radiotherapy for Breast Cancer Likely Cut Heart Disease Risk

by Source not specified

Retrospective study found minimal long-term cardiovascular risk with left-sided breast radiation.

MedPage Today
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Developing Tools for Measuring Mental Health Outcomes

by National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

The National Institutes of Health has funded six projects to develop, test, and validate outcome-focused quality measures for mental health, which are used to understand the impact of interventions when implemented in real-world health care systems and settings.

National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
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Meta’s Superintelligence Lab unveils its first public model, Muse Spark

by Kyle Orland

Meta touts strong benchmarks but admits “performance gaps” in agentic and coding systems.

Ars Technica
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Digital Health in Pharma Has Crossed the Rubicon

by Salil Kallianpur

Details on how most pharma companies are unprepared for the digital health transformation.

My Pharma Reviews
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Salesforce Shrinks Exec Pay, AI Ageism Lawsuit Against Meta +3 Moves

by AI Governance Lead ⚡

This article assesses the latest shifts in executive compensation at Salesforce in reaction to the changing AI landscape and discusses ongoing ageism issues within tech governance.

AI Governance, Ethics and Leadership
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Google's ZKP-hidden quantum attack

by adlrocha

Proving a 20x reduction in the resources needed to break secp256k1, while using a vulnerable primitive to do it.

adlrocha
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The Market Doesn’t Care About Your Project — It Cares About the Narrative

by Web3 Newswire

This article discusses the importance of narrative in the success of projects in the Web3 space, emphasizing that being part of a relevant narrative is essential for existence in the market.

Web3 Newswire
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Why Liquidity Doesn’t Stay — Even When You Attract It

by Web3 Newswire

This article explores the challenges of maintaining liquidity in Web3 projects and the systemic issues that often lead to liquidity disappearing.

Web3 Newswire
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Repurposing Protein Folding Models for Generation with Latent Diffusion

by Amy X. Lu

PLAID is a multimodal generative model that simultaneously generates protein 1D sequence and 3D structure by learning the latent space of protein folding models.

Berkeley AI Research
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Toward a true understanding of consciousness: the explanatory power behind the non-physicalist paradigm

by Joachim Keppler

This perspective article articulates arguments supporting a non-physicalist view of consciousness, contributing to debates over consciousness understanding.

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
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EVAH: a new initiative to generate evidence for AI in health

by Wellcome Trust

Highlights the EVAH initiative aimed at creating robust evidence around the use of AI in health.

Wellcome Trust
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Interoceptive NeuroEmpowerment Scale: a trauma-informed measure of adaptive state ownership

by Kate Truitt et al.

This hypothesis and theory article introduces the Interoceptive NeuroEmpowerment Scale, aimed at measuring adaptive state ownership in a trauma-informed context.

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
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Primary cilia in the hypothalamic AgRP neurons mediate metabolic effects of butyrate

by Santosh Rijal et al.

This study shows that primary cilia in the hypothalamic arcuate nucleus, by inhibiting AgRP neuronal activity, are essential for butyrate’s effects of suppressing appetite and enhancing glucose metabolism.

Nature.com
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This “rotten egg” brain gas could be the key to fighting Alzheimer’s disease

by null

Scientists have uncovered a surprising new player in Alzheimer’s disease: a protein called CSE that helps produce tiny amounts of hydrogen sulfide gas in the brain. In experiments with genetically engineered mice, removing this protein led to memory loss, bra…

Science Daily
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CB1 receptor signaling at the cingulate-striatal circuit is anxiogenic

by Thomas J. Kelly et al.

∆9-tetrahydrocannabinol induces anxiety at high doses, but the neural mechanisms remain unclear. Here, authors show that CB1 receptor–mediated inhibition of the ACC → DMS pathway drives anxiety-like behavior and THC aversion in mice.

Nature.com
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Serving those who served: For many Yale physicians, veteran care has become a mission

by news@yale.edu (Yale News)

Generations of Yale physicians have treated patients and launched cutting-edge health care initiatives through Yale’s affiliation with the VA Connecticut Healthcare System.

Yale.edu
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Altered volumetric and functional connectivity of the habenula in chronic insomnia disorder

by Jingjing Sun et al.

The article discusses changes in the habenula's volume and functional connectivity in patients suffering from chronic insomnia disorder.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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QuantumXCT: Learning Interaction-Induced State Transformation in Cell-Cell Communication via Quantum Entanglement and Generative Modeling

by Selim Romero

This paper introduces QuantumXCT, a hybrid quantum-classical framework for inferring cell-cell communication from single-cell transcriptomics by learning interaction-induced state transformations. The proposed model utilizes quantum circuits to learn these transformations, enabling the discovery of new communication programs in biological systems.

arXiv Genomics
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Scientists uncover the neurological mechanisms behind cannabis-induced “munchies”

by PsyPost

This article discusses research uncovering the neurological mechanisms underlying the phenomenon of increased appetite, also known as the 'munchies,' associated with cannabis consumption.

PsyPost
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AI on the couch: Anthropic gives Claude 20 hours of psychiatry

by Nate Anderson

Mythos is “the most psychologically settled model we have trained to date.”

Ars Technica
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Your Body Is Keeping Score of Every Decision You Avoid

by David Tost

This article discusses how unresolved decisions can affect one's health, suggesting that burnout is linked to emotional and psychological load rather than just work intensity.

The Founder’s Biology
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BioNTech Starts Shuttering Singapore mRNA Manufacturing Site Amid Pipeline Pivot

by Hedley Rees

An overview of BioNTech's decision to close a manufacturing site as part of their pivot towards different drug modalities.

INSIDE PHARMA
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The Hidden Cost of Asking ADHD People to Look Less ADHD

by Kristen McClure

This article discusses the implications of societal expectations on individuals with ADHD and the hidden costs associated with conforming to them.

ADHD Advocate
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75. Sunlight, Mitochondria & Decentralized Science | Alexis Cowan, PhD

by Max Gulhane et al.

This episode discusses Dr. Jack Kruse's work on decentralized medicine focusing on mitochondrial DNA, sunlight, circadian/quantum biology, and independent scientific inquiry. Alexis Cowan, a post-doctoral researcher, joins to provide insights on decentralized health education.

Regenerative Health with Max Gulhane, MD
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Low-cost care model reduces blood pressure in high-risk populations

by NIH

NIH-supported clinical trial shows coordinated care strategy more effective than standard care

U mycologists lead research on mushrooms that cause hallucinations of ‘whimsical little fairies and elves’

by By Will Ruzanski et al.

Imagine seeing dozens of energetic little people jumping and climbing around an otherwise undistorted world, just inches tall and dressed in brightly colored clothes, all because you ate an undercooked mushroom. That’s the focus of Colin Domnauer’s doctoral r…

Dailyutahchronicle.com
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Mini models of the human brain are revealing how this complex organ takes shape

by Alison Abbott

Lab-grown organoids are turbo-charging the study of human brain development and disease.

Nature.com
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Axsome Therapeutics to Report First Quarter 2026 Financial Results on May 4

by Axsome Therapeutics et al.

NEW YORK, April 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Axsome Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: AXSM), a biopharmaceutical company leading a new era in the treatment of central nervous system (CNS) disorders, today announced it will report its financial results for the first…

GlobeNewswire
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CIPHER-seq enables intracellular multimodal profiling of cytokine responses in single immune cells

by Avni Bhalgat et al.

Scientific Reports - CIPHER-seq enables intracellular multimodal profiling of cytokine responses in single immune cells

Nature.com
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pycbsdk 9.7.1

by chadwick.boulay@gmail.com

Python bindings for CereLink SDK (Blackrock Neurotech Cerebus devices)

Pypi.org
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pycbsdk 9.7.0

by chadwick.boulay@gmail.com

Python bindings for CereLink SDK (Blackrock Neurotech Cerebus devices)

Pypi.org
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Real-time quantification during indocyanine green fluorescent-guided surgery in canine soft tissue sarcomas and mast cell tumors

by Elisa Maria Gariboldi et al.

The aim of this pilot study was to evaluate the feasibility and utility of real-time tumor fluorescence-guided surgery (TFGS) with near-infrared fluorescence indocyanine green (NIRF-ICG) for the removal of spontaneous soft tissue sarcoma (STS) and mast cell t…

Nature.com
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Engineered immunosuppressive dendritic cells protect against cardiac remodelling

by Xiaoying Li et al.

Lesion-targeted immune modulation is a feasible strategy to control cardiac fibrosis, and engineered dendritic cells are a promising therapeutic platform for treating cardiac remodelling and heart failure.

Nature.com
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RPS19 and RPL5 haploinsufficient models reveal divergent ribosomal subunit controls of fetal hematopoiesis

by Yuefeng Tang et al.

Deletion of one allele of Rps19 or Rpl5 highlights how ribosomal proteins control fetal hematopoiesis. Imbalanced ribosomal protein stoichiometry disrupts developmental programs leading to pediatric disorders known as ribosomopathies.

Nature.com
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ChatGPT uncovered woman's rare condition after years of misdiagnosis

Phoebe was told she'd be treated as a mental health patient if she kept returning to A&E.

BBC News
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Personalized audiovisual gamma stimulation enhances neural connectivity and entrainment beyond fixed 40 Hz protocols

by Jin Yong Jeon et al.

The research evaluates the effects of personalized audiovisual gamma stimulation on brain connectivity and synchronization beyond conventional stimulation protocols.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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StarkWare Researcher Publishes Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Transaction Scheme

by The Defiant

The QSB scheme uses only existing Bitcoin consensus rules, sidestepping the network's contentious upgrade process.

The Defiant
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Error equation predicts brain’s ability to generalize

by Natalia Mesa

Four statistical measurements of neural network geometry capture how well brains and artificial networks use what they already know to solve new problems, a study suggests.

The Transmitter
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Can Deep Brain Stimulation Unlock Treatment-Resistant Depression?

by Neuroscience News

Researchers are testing Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for treatment-resistant depression. By acting as a 'brain pacemaker,' the device targets white matter to help patients who haven't found relief from standard medications or therapy.

Neuroscience News
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Trump-appointed judges refuse to block Trump blacklisting of Anthropic AI tech

by Jon Brodkin

Appeals court denies Anthropic’s emergency motion for a stay.

Ars Technica
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Decentralized Science (DeSci) & the Future of Health Research

by The Partners in Digital Health Newsletter

The article discusses a call for papers related to Decentralized Science (DeSci) and its implications for health research. It emphasizes the need for collaboration and innovative approaches to meet the challenges in health science.

The Partners in Digital Health Newsletter
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Keeping up with the GPTs

by Anson Ho

An exploration of the competitive landscape among AI companies, discussing aspects such as model distillation and talent acquisition.

Epoch AI
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Handling Race Conditions in Multi-Agent Orchestration

by Nahla Davies

In this article, you will learn how to identify, understand, and mitigate race conditions in multi-agent orchestration systems.

Machine Learning Mastery
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The Best Red Light Therapy Devices for Joint Pain (2026 Guide)

by Outliyr

6 red light therapy devices tested for joint pain relief. Clinical evidence, wavelength penetration science, and treatment protocols for knee, shoulder, hip, and back pain.

Outliyr
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Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii

by bryankeller

This article discusses the technical steps and challenges of porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii, exploring the compatibility and performance issues encountered during the process.

bryankeller.github.io
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A new modelling framework reveals how neuromodulators reshape brain activity

by EBRAINS

Neuromodulators shape how neurons behave, but their diverse effects lacked a coherent framework. This study shows they can be explained through two core mechanisms: switching activity states and scaling existing dynamics.

EBRAINS
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Exploration of brain function changes in the visual cortex of astigmatic subjects based on fNIRS

by Yuling Tang et al.

Scientific Reports - Exploration of brain function changes in the visual cortex of astigmatic subjects based on fNIRS

Nature.com
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Why Neuren shares are rebounding on Wednesday after a brutal 2026 sell-off

by Aaron Teboneras

Neuren shares jump after DAYBUE STIX expands across the US. The post Why Neuren shares are rebounding on Wednesday after a brutal 2026 sell-off appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.

Motley Fool Australia
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Retinocortical in-sensor neuromorphic vision platform for NIR-augmented artificial vision

by Jong Bin An et al.

Current artificial vision systems are less effective beyond the visible spectrum. Here, An et al. report an oxide-semiconductor-based vision platform that enables direct near-infrared signal detection, reliable image enhancement and subsequent image processin…

Nature.com
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Matthew Perry's Ketamine Dealer Sentenced; TMS Win in PTSD; AI Psych Script Refills?

by MedPage Today

Summary of key news including a sentencing related to Matthew Perry's treatment and developments in mental health therapies.

MedPage Today
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From bytecode to bytes: automated magic packet generation

by Axel Bosenach

By applying symbolic execution and the Z3 theorem prover to BPF bytecode, we’ve automated the generation of malware trigger packets, cutting analysis time from hours to seconds.

Cloudflare.com
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So long, Llama: Meta unveils Muse Spark AI with Contemplating mode and health focus

by Zac Hall

Llama is out; Muse Spark is in. Meta has unveiled its rebooted AI efforts with a new model it calls Muse Spark. Unlike Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview announcement yesterday, Muse Spark is actually available publicly today. Meta is also taking on the…

9to5Mac
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2023 train shooting incident: Victim’s kin seeks recalling of order to send ex-RPF cop for further treatment

by Express News Service

Says Mental Health Review Board declared him stable

The Indian Express
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Clinical application of base editing for treating  -thalassaemia

by Yongrong Lai et al.

A clinical phase trial of a single infusion of CS-101, CD34+ cells modified using a transformer base editor to reactivate fetal haemoglobin production, led to early and enduring transfusion independence in patients with  -thalassaemia.

Nature.com
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Golfer details PTSD, says he 'thought people were trying to kill me'

by null

In an interview before this week's US Masters, former US Open champion Gary Woodland opens up about his mental health struggles.

ABC News (AU)
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Gary Woodland details PTSD, says he 'thought people were trying to kill me'

by null

In an interview before this week's US Masters, former US Open champion Gary Woodland opens up about his mental health struggles.

ABC News (AU)
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Drug Manufacturer Recalls 175,000 Bottles of Blood Pressure Medication Over Carcinogenic Impurities

by Morgan S. Verity

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a voluntary recall by Appco Pharma LLC of prazosin hydrochloride capsules, a medication used to treat hypertension and, off-label, for PTSD-related nightmares. The recall, initiated on March 31, 2026, was issue…

Naturalnews.com
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Topeka's Gary Woodland playing in marquee group at the 2026 Masters

by Liam Keating et al.

Topeka's Gary Woodland is set for his 13th appearance in the Masters Tournament. Woodland spoke about his continual battle with PTSD and the state of his game.

The Topeka Capital-Journal
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Why nightmares persist in children – and how to break the cycle

by Julia Musto

Traumatic nightmares may not be that different from daytime PTSD flashbacks

The-independent.com
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Cures Within Reach Approves Five Clinical Trials at Chicago-based Research Institutions

by Cures Within Reach

Clinical trials are led by early-stage investigators and/or impact health equity, veterans and pediatricsFuture funding increased to offset cuts in medical research funding

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Heart Rhythm Ballet; Patient Secretly Recording Care; 'Oh, Mama, There's a Bleeder!'

by MedPage Today Staff

A collection of anecdotes and stories from healthcare social media that reflect current healthcare challenges and humorous moments.

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Exploratory assessment of cerebrospinal fluid-related microdynamics after mild traumatic brain injury using intravoxel incoherent motion magnetic resonance imaging

by Shinya Watanabe et al.

This study explores cerebrospinal fluid microdynamics following mild traumatic brain injury, utilizing intravoxel incoherent motion (IVIM) MRI techniques.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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New psychology research explains why some women devalue their own orgasms

by PsyPost

This article examines findings on why certain women may downplay the significance of their orgasms, linked to psychological and social factors.

PsyPost
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Psychedelic retreats linked to mental health improvements in people with severe childhood trauma

by PsyPost

This article presents research that connects attendance at psychedelic retreats with notable mental health benefits for those with severe childhood trauma.

PsyPost
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Week #15: The Prediction Boundary: A Hypothesis Machine, a 40× Discovery Gap, and a Neural Network in a Monastery

by Angelina Zaitseva

A materials science model generates hypotheses worth testing, AlphaFold hits the wall between structure and discovery, and ancient alphabets get their first mathematical proof of kinship.

Garden Research
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April Squid Drop (Covering March)

by Leviathan News

This article covers the developments in decentralized media during March, analyzing trends in crypto and blockchain technology.

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AI drug developer Insilico Medicine and Lilly ink commercialization deal worth up to $2.75 billion

by Brittany Trang

Insilico Medicine has signed a commercialization deal with Lilly that could total up to $2.75 billion, highlighting advancements in AI-driven drug development.

STAT News
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MYndspan Launches Crowdfunding Campaign to Expand Access to Preventive Brain Health Technology

by PR Newswire

MYndspan, the first company to bring clinical-grade Magnetoencephalography (MEG) brain scanning directly to consumers, has launched its equity crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube.

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The Drama of OCD

by Melissa Lozada-Oliva

On mass shootings, intrusive thoughts, and large language models. The author delves into the complexities of OCD and its relation to broader societal issues.

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A Hands-On Guide to Testing Agents with RAGAs and G-Eval

by Iván Palomares Carrascosa

A hands-on guide to understand how to test LLM and agent-based applications using both RAGAs and frameworks based on G-Eval, concretely, by leveraging DeepEval.

Machine Learning Mastery
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Brain study reveals hidden link between autism and ADHD

by null

Scientists are uncovering a surprising connection between autism and ADHD that goes deeper than labels. Instead of diagnoses, it’s the severity of autism-like traits that seems to shape how the brain is wired—even in children who don’t officially have autism.…

Science Daily
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Craving Drives Bad Decisions, Relapse, and Drug Use

by Mark S. Gold M.D.

Cravings affect addiction recovery and relapse. Treatment must help the person with substance use disorder relearn healthy risk vs. benefit analyses and behaviors to overwrite old reflexes.

Psychology Today
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A framework for constructing insect steering circuits

by Robert Mitchell et al.

Author summary Steering towards a goal is a fundamental animal behaviour. In fruit flies, the brain circuits underlying this behaviour appear to operate by comparing the animal’s current heading with a desired goal direction, where both angles are encoded in …

Plos.org
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High-Q multimodal guided-surface lattice resonances in index-discontinuous environments

by Suichu Huang et al.

High-Q multimodal and intensity configurable guided-surface lattice resonances are generated in index-discontinuous environments through radiation pattern modification by slab waveguides, promoting high-performance bio-molecule detection.

Nature.com
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Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI has discovered thousands of vulnerabilities in every OS and browser

by Kosta Andreadis

Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI model is reportedly too powerful and dangerous to release, as it poses a real threat to cybersecurity.Continue reading at TweakTown

TweakTown
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Masters 2026: Gary Woodland ready for Augusta National challenge amid PTSD battle after Houston Open win

by Ryan Young

"It's still a battle in my head if I'm safe or not."

Yahoo Entertainment
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Gary Woodland brain surgery, explained: How golfer battled through tumor, PTSD to return to PGA Tour

by null

Gary Woodland has proven himself to be one of the most inspirational golfers in the PGA Tour ranks in recent years. Here's why.

Yahoo Entertainment
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Concordance between self-report and six commonly used clinical estimates or serological measures: Insights from a Canadian healthy aging study

by Tovan Lew et al.

Objective To assess the concordance between self-reported and clinically assessed prevalence of selected chronic conditions and latent viral infections among women living with and without HIV. Methods Women (aged ≥ 16 years residing in British Columbia) enr…

Plos.org
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Gary Woodland’s Masters return is a victory so much bigger than golf

by Mark Cannizzaro

Woodland’s personal battle _ recovery from 2023 brain surgery and the subsequent affliction of PTSD as a debilitating side effect _ and the good that’s coming out of him being so transparent about his struggles dwarfs even the magnitude of the Masters.

New York Post
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Gary Woodland savors Masters return after brain surgery, PTSD battle nearly ended his career

by null

Gary Woodland opens up about battling PTSD at the Masters, saying large galleries at Augusta National trigger fears despite heavy security presence.

Fox News
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Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF MSBT Sees $30.6M in Inflows on First Day

by The Defiant

Morgan Stanley's new Bitcoin ETF has garnered significant investment on its debut, showing strong interest from investors.

The Defiant
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Exclusive: How Sea­port is hedg­ing against fail­ure in Phase 2b de­pres­sion study

by Endpoints News

This article discusses Seaport's strategic measures to mitigate risks associated with its ongoing Phase 2b clinical trial focused on depression.

Endpoints News
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Thermal Force Imaging of Hot Electrons in Operando Nanodevices

by Weikang Lu et al.

The authors demonstrate a non-contact approach for detecting nanoscale hot electrons by sensing thermal Casimir forces, enabling direct operando mapping of nonequilibrium hot-electron distributions in semiconductor nanodevices.

Nature.com
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Direct synthesis of amorphous metal–organic frameworks from nanoclusters

by Nanna L. Baun et al.

The synthesis of amorphous metal–organic frameworks is challenging to control rationally. Here, the authors show that direct synthesis using a nanocluster-based approach enables tuneable structural disorder and defect content.

Nature.com
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Brands for a Better World: Coffee with Benefits with Holly Xing of Eightbillion

by PRINT Magazine

In this episode, Holly Xing shares her journey as a nutritional scientist and formulating chemist, and how that experience led her to develop JostArriba, an instant coffee with added brain health and mental well-being benefits. The post Brands for a Better Wo…

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Molecular Hydrogen as a Treatment for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

by communities@mercola.com (Dr. Joseph Mercola)

Imagine waking up after eight hours of sleep feeling like you just ran a marathon. Now imagine that happening every single day for months. Chronic fatigue syndrome — known in medical literature as myalgic encephalomyelitis, or ME/CFS, drains your body's energ…

Mercola.com
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Spin-transition modulated light-emitting devices in a 2D magnet

by Fanglu Qin et al.

The authors report a 2D spin-LED based on CrSBr. Distinct from conventional circular polarization schemes, it actively transduces magnetic phase transitions into tunable electroluminescence, establishing a magnetic-order-modulated paradigm.

Nature.com
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Cell-free RNA reveals host and microbial correlates of broadly neutralizing antibody development against HIV

by Mark Kowarsky et al.

Author summary A subset of people living with HIV develop broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs), a phenomenon that remains poorly understood but relevant to vaccine development. We applied combined cell-free RNA and DNA sequencing to 42 longitudinal plasma …

Plos.org
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Near-Infrared Reinforced Alginate-Tyramine-Curcumin Gels for Alleviation of Osteoarthritis in an ACLT Murine Model

by Yao-Tung Tsai et al.

J. Mater. Chem. B, 2026, Accepted ManuscriptDOI: 10.1039/D5TB00975H, PaperYao-Tung Tsai, Yu-Wen Tseng, Shen-Han Wu, Yan-Ting Chen, Hui-Wen Chiu, Hieu Trung Nguyen, Chueh-Hung Wu, Andrew E. Y. Chuang, Wen-Shiang Chen, Chih-Kuang ChenOsteoarthritis (OA) poses a…

Royal Society of Chemistry
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Anthropic limits access to AI model, fearing future of cyberattacks

by Cointelegraph by Martin Young

AI models have reached a level of coding capability where they can surpass all but the most skilled humans at finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities, Anthropic said.

Cointelegraph
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NVIDIA's N1 SoC pictured on an engineering board with 128GB of memory for local AI

by Hassam Nasir

The entire motherboard package was listed on Goofish for 9,999 RMB, or about $1,400, giving us our first detailed look at the hardware.Continue reading at TweakTown

TweakTown
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What Anthropic’s Mythos and Project Glasswing Mean for Your Apple Devices

by Rich Mogull

AI is accelerating the discovery of security vulnerabilities, transforming the landscape of digital security. But Apple users are in a good spot, thanks to Apple’s focus on security and control over the entire ecosystem. TidBITS Security Editor Rich Mogull ex…

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‘Too Powerful’: Anthropic Restricts Access to Mythos AI Model

by Nana K.

Anthropic refused to release its new Claude Mythos Preview model to the public, deeming it too dangerous. Instead of a public release, the model will... The post ‘Too Powerful’: Anthropic Restricts Access to Mythos AI Model appeared first on Bitcoin Foundatio…

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Why does Gary Woodland have PTSD? Golfer opens up about ongoing battle after brain surgery

by David Suggs

Gary Woodland was diagnosed with PTSD in 2023, months after undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumor.

Sporting News
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Gary Woodland Gets Emotional as He Plays with His Kids at First Masters Par 3 Contest Since Brain Surgery

by Anna Lazarus Caplan

The golfer earned an invitation to play at Augusta after winning the Texas Children's Houston Open on March 29

PEOPLE
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Gary Woodland’s Masters security will be extra careful after ‘people were trying to kill me’ in PTSD battle

by Matt Ehalt

He revealed earlier this year that he's been battling PTSD for three year.

New York Post
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Understanding Hoarding Disorder: A Serious and Often Misunderstood Mental Health Condition

by Brain & Behavior Research Foundation

Experts emphasize the need for awareness, compassion, and evidence-based care Experts emphasize the need for awareness, compassion, and evidence-based care

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World Liberty Financial Has Borrowed Millions Against Its Own Token

by The Defiant

World Liberty Financial has successfully borrowed against its own token, marking a significant financial maneuver in the DeFi sector.

The Defiant
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New data shows a relationship between subjective social standing and political activity

by PsyPost

This article discusses research findings that explore how a person's perceived social standing influences their engagement in political and civic activities.

PsyPost
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Florida AG announces investigation into OpenAI over shooting that allegedly involved ChatGPT

by Lucas Ropek

The latest development in ongoing scrutiny of OpenAI as authorities explore possible ties between its chatbot ChatGPT and violent incidents.

TechCrunch
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Broad-Spectrum Biohacking

by Thinking Peptides

The Top Five Peptides for General Health and Performance.

Thinking Peptides
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Future Sustainability According to Pro-Growth Paradigms

by Clifton Ware

The Pro-and-Con Objectives of Techno Optimism and Green Growth.

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Israel’s War in Lebanon Has Not Stopped

by Isaac Chotiner

While America and Iran negotiate a ceasefire, Beirut remains under siege.

New Yorker
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Low-dose lithium treats suicidal ideation safely

by Carrie Friedman et al.

The article discusses the effective use of low-dose lithium in treating patients experiencing passive suicidal thoughts, highlighting its benefits in mental health treatment.

KevinMD
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Coming To Terms With Taking Antidepressants

by Neha Grows

On 'Pure O' OCD and redefining what 'normal' means.

Neha Grows
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The tension at the heart of new healthcare tech

by ddefrancesco@businessinsider.com (Dan DeFrancesco)

BI's health correspondent Hilary Brueck took a $950 Grail's Galleri blood test to detect more than 50 different cancers, then shared how she got on.

Business Insider
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Meta Is Pulling Down Ads That Seek to Recruit Clients for Social Media Addiction Litigation

by Ece Yildirim

Two landmark social media addiction trials opened the floodgates and Meta is officially afraid.

Gizmodo.com
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Research-Driven Agents: What Happens When Your Agent Reads Before It Codes

by Alex Kim

Coding agents working from code alone generate shallow hypotheses. Adding a research phase — arxiv papers, competing forks, other backends — produced 5 kernel fusions that made llama.cpp CPU inference 15% faster.

Skypilot.co
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Microsoft's baffling account ban blocks security patches for Windscribe, WireGuard VPN, VeraCrypt

by Rene Millman

Without the ability to sign kernel-level drivers, millions of people using these privacy tools could be left waiting for critical security fixes. Microsoft has now publicly acknowledged the issue, stating it is actively working to reinstate the accounts.

TechRadar
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PyTorch Foundation Expands Its Open Source AI Portfolio With Helion and Safetensors

by Sourav Rudra

Meta's Helion and Hugging Face's Safetensors are now hosted projects under the PyTorch umbrella.

Itsfoss.com
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Grayscale Highlights XRP’s Push To Counter Quantum Risk

by Christian Encila

Developers working on the XRP Ledger added a new type of digital signature to the network’s test environment in December 2025 — one designed to hold up against attacks from quantum computers. Related Reading: North Korean Agents Have Been Inside DeFi For Near…

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New nasal flu vaccine shows promise in mice

by LaTina Emerson-Georgia State

Researchers have developed a new vaccine platform to bring about broad, protective immunity against numerous influenza virus infections.

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Lindian raises ~$6M from options exercise and underwriting following $100M placement

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There are zero-day exploits for your mind

by Michael Morgenstern

What happens when human manipulation has its Claude Mythos moment?

Substack.com
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Study on mmage defect recognition and classification of power transmission equipment based on lightweight model residual Mamba

by Cui Jindong et al.

Scientific Reports - Study on mmage defect recognition and classification of power transmission equipment based on lightweight model residual Mamba

Nature.com
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Will quantum-safe cryptography slow Ethereum down? The performance tradeoff explained

by Cointelegraph by Dilip Kumar Patairya

Ethereum’s shift to quantum-safe cryptography brings real performance tradeoffs. The transition could affect speed, costs and scalability, while pushing Ethereum toward new design solutions.

Cointelegraph
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Health Canada warns against injecting unauthorized drugs promising anti-aging, weight loss or wellness

by null

People shouldn’t buy or use unauthorized, injectable peptide drugs claiming to help with body issues and wellness, warns Health Canada — they can come with serious side effects.

CBC News
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Injectable Peptides Are a New Anti-Aging Trend. Are They Safe?

by Timothy Piatkowski et al. et al.

Here's what the experts say. ScienceAlert stories are written, fact-checked, and edited by humans, never generated by AI. Don't miss a story, subscribe here.

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Injectable peptides are the new anti-ageing trend. But what evidence do we have they’re safe for humans?

by Timothy Piatkowski et al.

Once taboo, injecting is becoming normalised in the beauty industry and on social media. But what do peptide serums actually contain? And do the anti-ageing claims stack up?

The Conversation Africa
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Open-source hardware DAB+ receiver combines ESP32 SoC with Skyworks SI4684 digital radio chip

by Jean-Luc Aufranc (CNXSoft)

When I wrote about a DIY ESP32-S3 internet radio last week, "raspbeguy" commented he'd rather choose an ESP32-based DIY DAB+ receiver kit, such as the one offered by the PE5PVB project based on a Skyworth SI4684 receiver. I first heard about DAB (Digital Audi…

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Formulation of mucoadhesive dissolving film containing cinnamaldehyde and chitosan incorporating papain enzyme for inhibit oral candidiasis: in vitro study

by Andi Asti Akhriani et al.

Objective: To find a mucoadhesive dissolving film formula based on cinnamaldehyde (C) and shrimp skin chitosan (K) incorporating papain enzyme (P), in order to inhibit oral candidiasis caused by Candida albicans, in diabetes mellitus patients. Study design: O…

Nature.com
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A plant-receptor-inspired cuprous complex for wearable trace-level ethylene gas sensing

by Lulu Xu et al.

Inspired by plant physiology, researchers developed a biomimetic sensing element of Cu2Cyt/MXene and built a noble-metal-free, wearable ethylene gas sensor with low detection limit, fast response, high selectivity, and room-temperature operation.

Nature.com
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Top Crypto Airdrops in 2026: A Practical Guide for Beginners

by Yevheny Serhiienko

What Are Crypto Airdrops? Definition and How Airdrops Work Crypto airdrops are one of several methods that Blockchain projects use to distribute their tokens to... The post Top Crypto Airdrops in 2026: A Practical Guide for Beginners appeared first on Bitcoin…

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The age you should start exercising regularly to ward off dementia has been revealed in new research - and it's not your 20s or 30s

by Grace Walsh

Lifelong exercise habits are always encouraged, but if you've come to working out later in life, you're in luck

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Major champion Woodland on dealing with PTSD

Major champion Gary Woodland says he is "battling every day" with post-traumatic stress disorder, following an operation to remove part of a brain tumour.

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Former Marine charged in mass shooting is ordered to undergo psychiatric treatment

by The Associated Press

A judge has ordered a wounded North Carolina Marine veteran charged with murder to undergo psychiatric treatment

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Platelet plug microstructure and flow modulate fibrin gelation dynamics: Insights from computational simulations

by Janneke M.H. Cruts et al.

The study presents a 2D computational framework to understand how platelet-plug microstructure and flow affect fibrin gelation dynamics during thrombus formation. It examines the interrelations between platelet density, coagulation factor concentrations, and gelation initiation under varying flow conditions.

Florida AG to probe OpenAI, alleging possible connection to FSU shooting

by Amanda Silberling

Florida’s Attorney General is investigating OpenAI following allegations linking the company to the recent shooting incident at FSU.

TechCrunch
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Get the limited edition $HEMPY hoodie!

by ValleyDAO

This article discusses the limited edition $HEMPY hoodie, highlighting the connection between decentralized science and products developed through research funded by the ValleyDAO community.

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🔑 Claves para invertir en criptomonedas 10/04/26

by Fazil Crypto

Weekly updates on the crypto world, focusing on investment strategies.

Fazil Crypto Newsletter
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Ethereum News. April 7, 2026

by Crypto Integrated

Ethereum News ft Ethena, Aave, Phantom wallet, Chaos Labs, etc.

Crypto Integrated
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Ethereum News. April 8, 2026

by Crypto Integrated

Ethereum News ft Velora, Base, PeerAuth, Privy, L2BEAT, etc.

Crypto Integrated
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Ethereum News. April 9, 2026

by Crypto Integrated

Ethereum News ft MetaMask, Lido, Base, Monad Foundation, Hyperbeat, etc.

Crypto Integrated
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Verified Humans. Verified Agents. One Protocol.

by Team Concordium

Concordium's Next Chapter

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Claude Sonnet Beat Opus at TypeScript. Score: 9.49

by The Multivac

Day 98 | CODE-010 | March 30, 2026 | 10 models | 72 valid judgments

The Multivac
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Advancing Your Career Through Strategic Healthcare Board Leadership

by Healthcare Leadership Academy

As a healthcare professional, you have spent years achieving clinical excellence.

Healthcare Leadership Academy
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A Cosmic Event at the Kunsthistorisches Museum

by Open Source Cinema

On Jem Cohen's "Museum Hours," screening at the Main Cincinnati Library's One South Atrium on April 9th, at 7:30pm.

Open Source Cinema
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Longer Context Silently Shortens LLM Reasoning

by Benjamin Marie

The Weekly Salt #115 discusses how longer context can surprisingly shorten reasoning in LLMs.

The Salt - Curated AI
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🔮 Where we’re taking Exponential View next

by Azeem Azhar et al.

This article discusses the future direction of Exponential View and the importance of selecting the right editor for a research studio.

Exponential View
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Why physicians pay more in taxes and how to reclaim your income [PODCAST]

by The Podcast by KevinMD

A podcast episode discussing tax issues faced by physicians and providing insights on tax strategies to reclaim income.

KevinMD
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When AI Day of Reckoning?

by Robin Hanson

This article anticipates a potential crash in the AI sector after years of substantial investment and excitement.

Overcoming Bias
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New Skoltech study develops carbon nanotube fiber sensors with record measurement error below 0.1%

by Skoltech

A new study from Skoltech has led to the development of carbon nanotube fiber sensors that demonstrate remarkable accuracy, achieving a record measurement error of less than 0.1%.

Skoltech
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An Arctic Road Trip Brings Vital Underground Networks into View

by Max G. Levy

A vast meshwork of soil-bound fungi governs life aboveground. In Alaska, and at field sites around the world, researchers are racing to understand exactly how, with essential stores of carbon at stake.

Quanta Magazine
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Single-cell analysis of inhibitory efferent neurons of the zebrafish lateral line

by Remy Manuel et al.

The zebrafish lateral line system is a sensory network made up of neuromasts, which contain hair cells to detect water flow. Neuromasts signal via sensory afferent neurons and their activity is modulated by efferent neurons. Inhibitory efferent neurons consis…

Plos.org
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Christof Damian: Friday Links 26-12

by cdamian

Two weeks of links. A lot of AI related articles again. I liked the paper about using chatbots in leadership, and the one about the YAML of the mind. If you want a podcast, check out the one about night trains. Quote of the Week The technologies we use to try…

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Master C and C++ with our new Testing Handbook chapter

by Graham Sutherland

We added a new chapter to our Testing Handbook: a comprehensive security checklist for C and C++ code. We’ve identified a broad range of common bug classes, known footguns, and API gotchas across C and C++ codebases and organized them into sections covering L…

Trailofbits.com
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Taurine, the forgotten amino acid that improves male fertility and heart health

by Lance D Johnson

In a health landscape obsessed with testosterone boosters and protein powders, a humble sulfur-containing amino acid has quietly accumulated decades of peer-reviewed evidence showing it can lower blood pressure, rescue damaged sperm mitochondria, and restore …

Naturalnews.com
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This Is The Most Underrated Supplement That Actually Supports Men's Health

by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/molly-knudsen

No, not protein powders.

mindbodygreen.com
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Sipeed T256s – A USB thermal camera with 256×192 LWIR sensor, 640×480 AI super resolution

by Debashis Das

Sipeed T256s is a portable USB thermal camera equipped with a native 256×192 Long-Wave Infrared (LWIR) sensor and a built-in 2.4 TOPS NPU for hardware-level AI super-resolution (ISR) up to 640×480 resolution in real time, effectively suppressing image noise w…

CNX Software
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ROOT Brands® Addresses the GLP-1 Gap with CRUSH and SCULPT, a Science-Driven Protocol for Metabolic and Muscle Support After Ozempic® and Wegovy®

by The ROOT Brands

As millions of GLP-1 medication users face the challenge of maintaining results after stopping injections, ROOT Brands offers a non-drug, cellular-first solution designed to support metabolic function, preserve lean muscle, and sustain long-term body composit…

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How to Regulate Your Nervous System: Deepak Chopra’s Simple Daily Tips

by Hilary

If your nervous system feels like it’s constantly turned ON, you’re not alone. Between endless notifications, packed schedules, and the … The post How to Regulate Your Nervous System: Deepak Chopra’s Simple Daily Tips appeared first on The Skinny Confidential.

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US Prosecutors Reject Tornado Cash Founder’s Defense Amid Push For October Retrial

by Rubmar Garcia

US Southern District of New York (SDNY) prosecutors have pushed back on the Tornado Cash co-founder’s defense, claiming that his arguments for dismissal lack applicability ahead of a crucial hearing later this week. Related Reading: Crypto Leaders ‘Hopeful’ O…

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NYT Claims Adam Back Is Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto

by BeauHD

A New York Times investigation by John Carreyrou claims a British cryptographer named Adam Back is the strongest circumstantial candidate yet for being Satoshi Nakamoto. The report citing overlaps in writing style, ideology, technical background, and old post…

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This Small Town's Secret To Longevity Had Nothing To Do With Diet

by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/jason-wachob

Health isn't just about nutrition and exercise.

mindbodygreen.com
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Artemis II astronauts have fitness lessons for everyone

by Katia Riddle

The Artemis II astronauts don't have a lot of space to exercise. That's why they've got the flywheel — a small device that can be used for strength and cardio workouts.

Go maintainer joins collective klaxon about encryption-breaking quantum computers — developer urges immediate switch to post-quantum methods to prevent worldwide disaster

by Bruno Ferreira

Go maintainer joins collective klaxon about encryption-breaking quantum computers and urges immediate switch to post-quantum methods to prevent disaster.

Tom's Hardware UK
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Bitcoin’s quantum threat is distant, but migration clock is ticking, says Adam Back

by Olivier Acuna

Researchers are advancing post-quantum protections even as current hardware remains far from breaking crypto systems

CoinDesk
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Drink This Daily For Better Metabolism, Inflammation Levels, & Cognitive Health

by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/ava-durgin-writer

And it's backed by decades of research

mindbodygreen.com
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This New Longevity Retreat in the Caribbean Is Opening Its Doors Next Month. Here’s a Look Inside.

by Nicolehoey1

The LifeCo, a medical spa brand focused on all things wellness and longevity, is opening its doors next month as a part of A'ila Resorts in St. Lucia.

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Healthcare IT News

by David Chou

Week of April 6th, 2026

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Author Correction: Oncogene ablation-resistant pancreatic cancer cells depend on mitochondrial function

by Andrea Viale et al.

Nature - Author Correction: Oncogene ablation-resistant pancreatic cancer cells depend on mitochondrial function

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Flexible Metamaterials with Near-Infrared Chirality Fabricated by 1D Multi-pen Tip-based Lithography

by Jeong-Sik Jo et al.

Nanoscale, 2026, Accepted ManuscriptDOI: 10.1039/D6NR00215C, PaperJeong-Sik Jo, Jihoon Choi, Chiwon Choi, Heeso Noh, Jae-Won JangWhile three-dimensional (3D) chiral metamaterials can provide strong optical chirality, their fabrication is often challenging. Tw…

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Polarization Photovoltage Transistor enabling Amplified Responsivity and Sensitivity

by Jiayue Han et al.

2D polarization-sensitive detectors are usually limited by a responsivity-speed-polarization ratio trade-off. Here, the authors report mid-infrared polarization photovoltage field-effect transistors based on black phosphorus/MoS2 heterostructures, showing a p…

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BRD4 directs myofiber identity and metabolic adaptation through CHD4 cooperation

by Zheng Zhou et al.

Skeletal muscle fiber type is key to metabolic health. Zhou et al. reveal that the protein BRD4 dictates muscle fiber identity, blocking it promotes energy-burning slow fibers and prevents obesity in mice, offering a new target for metabolic disease.

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The AI industry’s race for profits is now existential

by Nilay Patel

Today on Decoder, let’s talk about the looming AI monetization cliff, and whether some of the biggest companies in the space can become real, profitable businesses before they careen right off it. My guest today is Hayden Field, who’s our senior AI reporter h…

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Little Snitch for Linux – Because Nothing Else Came Close

by null

Recent political events have pushed governments and organizations to seriously question their dependence on foreign-controlled software. The core issue is simple and uncomfortable: through automatic updates, a vendor can run any code, with any…

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LittleSnitch for Linux

by null

Discover powerful applications such as Little Snitch Mini, Little Snitch, LaunchBar and Micro Snitch.

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Little Snitch, the macOS network tool, is now available on Linux

by Joey Sneddon

A Linux version of Little Snitch, the iconic network monitoring and firewall tool for macOS, has been released. Little Snitch for Linux is written in Rust and uses eBPF for kernel-level traffic interception (which lets sandboxed code run inside the Linux kern…

Omgubuntu.co.uk
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Intel NPU Linux Driver To Allow Limiting Frequency For Power & Thermal Management

by Michael Larabel

The Intel IVPU accelerator driver used on Linux for the neural processing unit (NPU) on Core Ultra SoCs saw a patch posted for allowing the NPU clock frequency to be limited in the name of power and thermal management...

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This longevity supplement has a hidden beauty benefit

by Charlotte Finch

This buzzy supplement has a secret beauty benefit.

New York Post
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Asahi Kasei achieves laser oscillation in 2 microm-band infrared PCSEL

See the rest of the story here. thefly.com provides the latest financial news as it breaks. Known as a leader in market intelligence, The Fly's real-time, streaming news feed keeps individual investors, professional money managers, active traders, and corpor…

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One of the Messiest Loose Ends from NFT Mania Has Finally Been Tied Up

by Mike Pearl

No future accounting of the Bored Ape Yacht Club story would be complete without the ending of this bizarre legal saga.

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Vita Smart Cup Massager claims examined. 2026 report covers suction, red light, and heat features, undisclosed specs, pricing, and return terms....

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by Giorgio Mendoza

RealSense has introduced the RealSense ID Pro F500, a facial authentication module designed for access control, kiosks, and identity verification systems. The solution combines depth sensing, vision processing, and local computation to support secure biometri…

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by Bruce Gil

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New research this week highlights a novel approach to temporarily blocking male fertility.

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Clear mascara, nootropic bath soaks, tinted nail polish, and a strawberry matcha deodorant that really works.

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Background Communication between patients and staff during emergency caesarean birth is important for ensuring positive outcomes and reducing the negative psychological impact of the procedure. Communication failures have been linked to obstetric violence, mi…

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by Daily Crypto News

Analysis of the current macroeconomic pressure affecting the cryptocurrency market.

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by Emilia Ferreira et al.

Most parenting advice focuses on outcomes—behavior, milestones, performance.

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by HEITOR DE PAOLA

A Fundação para a Liberdade Online já havia documentado a pressão global e nacional em prol de identidades digitais por meio da verificação de idade.

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by Kevin Barrett

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by Alan Unell Ph.D.

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/molly-knudsen

Improving muscle health does more than make you stronger.

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Blockchain is transforming IP protection through immutable records, smart contracts, and tokenization, addressing vulnerabilities and enabling new monetization models across diverse industries globally. Blockchain is transforming IP protection through immutab…

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by contact@algorand.foundation

API for writing Algorand Python Smart contracts

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by Ece Yildirim

Adoption by the rising generation in the workforce could have big implications for the economy.

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[Enginerd]’s chonky key handle is a beautiful use of 3D printing that helps people help themselves. The large wings, indented faces, and beefed-up grip make a typical house key much …read more

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by Japan Trends

Japanese beauty, or ‘Bihaku,’ has long been admired worldwide for its emphasis on clear, luminous skin. While modern influencers are just now discovering the wonders of rice-based cosmetics, the truth is that Japanese women have relied on this humble grain fo…

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Sure, a cuddle can feel great. But that doesn’t mean ‘cuddle therapy’ is for you.

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by Jeremy Gray

OM Digital Solutions (OMDS) officially announced the OM System OM-1 Mark II IR in Japan, a new infrared version of the OM-1 II released in early 2024. The new camera is designed primarily for industrial and scientific applications. [Read More]

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by Mark Hallum

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Multivariate analysis coupled to infrared spectroscopy unravels the diversity of adsorption sites and strengths of a zeolite surface †

by Reda Aboulayt et al.

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Scientists just uncovered the secret behind nature’s “proton highway”

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by Janet Osborne

As a personal trainer focused on longevity and healthy eating, I stock up on protein-filled foods like frozen chicken and Greek yogurt at Costco.

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Cryptographers place $5,000 bet whether quantum will matter

by Thomas Claburn

The time is maybe Quantum computing exists in a sort of superposition with regard to cryptography – it's both a pending threat and a technology of no immediate consequence for decryption.…

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Bee Write Back is a DIY distraction-free writing machine with OLED display and mechanical keyboard

by Brad Linder

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Arduino Days 2026 empowers students across Vietnam through hands-on technology experiences

by Arduino Team

While hundreds of Arduino Days celebrations took place simultaneously in over 100 countries worldwide, on March 28th Vietnam stood out by hosting synchronized events in four major cities – Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Can Tho – bringing more than 1,0…

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Almost half of traded wildlife carry disease-causing pathogens

by Claudia Steiner

More than 40% of traded mammal species share at least one pathogen with humans, compared with only 6% of non-traded mammals.

Nature.com
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by Isaiah Colbert

'Prove You're Human,' from the developers behind '1000xResist' and 'Slay the Princess,' is a surreal interrogation of an AI that thinks she's human.

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by ABC News

Author Ruchika Malhotra discusses how competition with others leads to stress and could do more harm than good.

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by Mirko Zorz

AI agents are executing consequential tasks autonomously, often across multiple systems and with little record of what they did or why. Asqav, a Python SDK released under the MIT license, addresses that gap by attaching a cryptographic signature to each agent…

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Resident Evil star debuts AI project

by RT

Milla Jovovich has released open-source memory system MemPalace with Ben Sigman, claiming top benchmark performance

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by Wade Stephens

State election voting will be made quieter and calmer for neurodivergent voters in Victoria.

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AI-powered binoculars promise smart night-time discovery

by Monica J. White

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Compal launches Sylux in US to expand automotive infrared safety solutions

by Kevin Wang

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Adam Back denies he’s Satoshi Nakamoto after NYT report claims he’s Bitcoin’s creator

by Helene Braun

Similarities reflect shared early research, not proof, said Back. Others have questions too.

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by Olivier Acuna

Massive transfer of wealth to younger, crypto-native users and rising payment volumes challenge dominance of Visa and Mastercard

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/jila-senemar-m-d-facog

Modern medicine has long treated women's health as a series of isolated chapters. Longevity care reframes the entire story.

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Get ready for smoother sailing.

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by EarthDaily Analytics

Agreement highlights growing demand for calibrated, consistent data powering AI-driven Earth intelligence Agreement highlights growing demand for calibrated, consistent data powering AI-driven Earth intelligence

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by Cointelegraph by Martin Young

Ethereum’s onchain stablecoin value reached a record $180 billion, with projections pointing to as much as $1 trillion by 2030.

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by Sterling Ashworth

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Sauna bathing may boost immune responses

by University of Eastern Finland

Kuopio, Finland., April 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sauna bathing releases white blood cells into the bloodstream, a new study from Finland shows. Circulating white blood cells play a key role in the body’s defence against various pathogens and diseases. The…

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JPMorgan CEO Says Bank Must Build Its Own Blockchain To Counter Crypto Threats

by Ronaldo Marquez

JPMorgan CEO, Jamie Dimon, warned investors in his latest annual letter that the bank must accelerate its efforts in blockchain technology to meet mounting competition from the crypto sector.  Dimon told shareholders that a “whole new set of competitors” has …

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fasthcc 0.2.1

Fast reader and writer for Telops HCC infrared camera files — no SDK required

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by Lewis Parker

Considering she starred in James Franco's 2018 film Future World, MemPalace might only be the second worst thing Jovovich has promoted

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by ra@ike.ba

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by ItsSoCheap | Staff

Woot [woot.com] has Westinghouse Infrared Wall Mounted Electric Outdoor Heater for $69.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime. Otherwise shipping is $6.

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Daily Deal: The Complete Raspberry Pi And Alexa A-Z Bundle

by Daily Deal

Learn Raspberry Pi and start building Amazon Alexa projects with The Complete Raspberry Pi and Alexa A-Z Bundle. Catered for all levels, these project-based courses will get you up and running with the basics of Pi, before escalating to full projects. Before …

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Virtual SG-41 project brings Nazi cipher machine to life in the browser

by Richard Speed

Martin Gillow's 3D recreation lets users explore would-be Enigma successor's mechanics and enciphering logic online An enthusiast has built a digital 3D model of the SG-41 cipher machine, replete with wheels, levers, and stepping logic, accessible via a brows…

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/alexandra-engler

Does your body have an energy budget?

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by Brad Linder

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Yes, vascular and muscle health are connected.

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The Foyle MLA says he has been "suffering from a bout of ill-health" but now sees a "glimmer of light in what has been a very dark tunnel".

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Social engineering attacks on open source developers are escalating

by Zeljka Zorz

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by Julia Wexler

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NYC nurse fired after antisemitic attack on Israeli tourists that was stopped by “Spider-Man”

by Emily Crane

A New York City mental health nurse has been fired after she filmed herself harassing a group of Israeli men in Times Square -- repeatedly calling them "baby killers" and "terrorists" in a hate-filled antisemitic rant.

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Diaspora communities carry the burden of watching war from afar

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Distance does not necessarily protect immigrants from wars happening abroad. Instead, global connectivity embeds the stress and strain of these conflict zones in their daily lives.

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by Chuck Armstrong

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Doris Tsao to give 2026 Martin Meyerson Berkeley Faculty Research Lecture

by Berkeley Neuroscience News

Neuroscience faculty member Doris Tsao is one of two honorees this year, and she will speak on April 8, 2026.

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by Sachi Singh

Why I don't want to hack my biology.

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by Efosa Udinmwen

New Rowhammer attacks on Nvidia GPUs enable full system compromise by manipulating memory, exposing risks in shared environments despite limited real-world use.

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Intel Arc Pro B70 Benchmarks With LLM / AI, OpenCL, OpenGL & Vulkan

by Michael Larabel

Last month Intel announced the Arc Pro B70 with 32GB of GDDR6 video memory for this long-awaited Battlemage G31 graphics card. This new top-end Battlemage graphics card with 32 Xe cores and 32GB of GDDR6 video memory offers a lot of potential for LLM/AI and o…

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PyTorch Foundation lights up welcomes for Helion & Safetensors

by Adrian Bridgwater

The PyTorch Foundation has welcomed Helion as a PyTorch Foundation-hosted project. As an organisation dedicated to promoting open source development of the PyTorch AI ecosystem, PyTorch itself is ...

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by Shaurya Malwa

Claude Mythos Preview identified thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across every major operating system and browser, including in cryptography libraries that DeFi infrastructure depends on.

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Yuga Labs settles lawsuit against artists accused of copying its NFTs

by Cointelegraph by Stephen Katte

Yuga Labs settled its long-running lawsuit with artists Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen for allegedly copying its NFT imagery for their own project, ending the saga that's been ongoing since 2022.

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by Nicole Stawiarski

April Someone born in April wants to test your boundaries and see where your weaknesses are. They want to learn how to fight with you, and more importantly, how to win. It’s a defense mechanism to …

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Efficient Triton kernels for LLM Training

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Persistent Memory Kernel for AI Agents — crash recovery, shared memory, audit trail, real-time dashboard

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by Steven Nelson

"We have equipment the likes of which nobody has ever even thought about," Trump told The Post.

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Doctor explains what to do if you have 'Pruritus ani' as two-thirds of men affected by bumhole issue

by Olivia Burke

Colorectal surgeon Shahab Siddiqi how you can help treat the ailment that a lot of blokes find embarrassing as it causes an itchy backside.

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[Kerry Wong] Finds SMD Test Clips

by Al Williams

One of the many problems you run into when you work with SMD parts is trying to probe the little tiny pins. While we usually watch [Kerry Wong’s] videos for the oscilloscopes, it makes sense …

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/ava-durgin-writer

The easiest heart-healthy habits you’ve never tried

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/kelli-pearson-d-c

It's important for healthy aging.

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/megan-falk

4 Ways To Protect Your Ears From Hearing Loss, From An Audiologist

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/sarah-regan

Thanks to one secret superstar ingredient.

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by https://www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/ava-durgin-writer

The truth about vibration plates from someone who's actually read the research

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Meta's latest model is as open as Zuckerberg's private school

by Tobias Mann

You were the chosen one! It was said that you would destroy the proprietary models, not join them! Nearly two years after extolling the virtues of open source AI, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is singing a different tune. …

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AMD Making It Easier To Embed Lemonade AI Capabilities Into Other Apps

by Michael Larabel

The open-source Lemonade local AI server that enables using Ryzen AI NPUs on Linux for LLM usage as well as AMD Radeon GPU support and common x86_64 CPU support (in addition to Microsoft Windows support) is now becoming easier to embed within other apps for A…

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How Drasi used GitHub Copilot to find documentation bugs

by Aman Singh

How Microsoft uses AI agents and Drasi to keep open‑source documentation accurate and working. The post How Drasi used GitHub Copilot to find documentation bugs appeared first on Microsoft Azure Blog.

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As Social Media Tears Society Apart, a New Crop of Scary Movies Focuses on the Horror of Content Moderation

by William Earl

Horror movies have always reflected the social climate of their times. From post-WWI trauma in the ’20s to feminism and bodily autonomy in the ’70s to 9/11 anxieties in the early aughts, even if the films weren’t overtly political, they reflected real-life ji…

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Microsoft locks out VeraCrypt and WireGuard devs, blames verification process

by Connor Jones

No emails, no warnings, no humans – just bots, catch-22s, and a 60-day appeals queue Microsoft says that it will work on how it communicates with developers after two leading open source figures were suddenly locked out of their accounts, leaving them unable …

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Linux 7.0 Adds Support For New Keys On Upcoming Laptops For Expanded AI Agent Interactions

by Michael Larabel

Since last year the Linux kernel already supported the Microsoft Copilot key appearing on recent laptops to trigger AI agent interactions. That keyboard key is becoming more common but now three additional new keys have been standardized for additional AI int…

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Microsoft's Azure cloud platform problems stem from AI, according to a former engineer: "Those disruptions built up."

by kevinokemwa@outlook.com (Kevin Okemwa)

An ex-Microsoft engineer recently detailed how Azure’s rushed launch, talent exodus, and AI hype left Microsoft’s cloud fragile and struggling to compete.

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Anthropic’s new AI model finds and exploits zero-days across every major OS and browser

by Anamarija Pogorelec

Automated vulnerability discovery tools have existed for decades, and the gap between finding a bug and building a working exploit has always slowed attackers. That gap is now substantially narrower. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview, a new general-purpose la…

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Ubuntu Pro comes to Nutanix bare-metal Kubernetes

by Canonical (Canonical)

Nutanix and Canonical expand partnership to offer more choice for containerized workloads Enterprise Kubernetes® is maturing into a highly flexible, multi-architecture model. As AI/ML and data-intensive workloads continue to demand maximum hardware throughput…

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kernel-checkpoint added to PyPI

by lehuannhatrang98@gmail.com

An extension for saving and restoring kernel pod state with jupyter enterprise gateway

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k-flow added to PyPI

by kapoivha@gmail.com

Contract-first voice kernel skeleton with transport wrappers

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nomogeo added to PyPI

Exact observer-geometry kernel for visible precision and hidden-load calculus.

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(PR) Intel and SambaNova Advance Agentic AI with Xeon 6

by GFreeman

SambaNova today announced the next phase of its collaboration with Intel: a heterogeneous hardware solution that combines GPUs for prefill, Intel Xeon 6 processors as both host and "action" CPUs, and SambaNova RDUs for decode to deliver premium inference for …

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Webb's Picture of the Month Features Two Planet-Forming Disks and a Few Possible Planets

by Matthew Williams et al.

Two images of protoplanetary disks side-by-side. The left image shows a dark horizontal band covering the star, with broad, colorful, conical outflows above and below it, and a narrow jet pointing directly up and down from the star. The right image shows the …

Universe Today
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NASA Captured the Artemis II Launch in Infrared and it Looks Awesome

by Jeremy Gray

NASA continues to upload more media from its exciting Artemis II launch last week and ongoing lunar mission. Part of the latest batch of images is infrared still frames and videos from the Artemis II launch, which not only provide useful data for scientists b…

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Empowering the Mission: Join Cisco at Modern Day Marine 2026

by Scott Klear

Visit Cisco at Modern Day Marine, Booth #1420 (April 28–30). See how our AI-driven operations, Zero Trust security, and quantum-resistant cryptography are enabling mission-readiness. Join us to explore the future of technology!

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Insights and guidance from our engineering team on how Astral secures its tools.

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Lichess and Take Take Take Sign Cooperation Agreement

Take Take Take will use Lichess as the infrastructure of their new play zone, in a win for open source

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Microsoft Abruptly Terminates VeraCrypt Account, Halting Windows Updates

by BeauHD

Microsoft has apparently terminated the account VeraCrypt uses to sign its Windows drivers and bootloader, leaving the encryption project unable to publish Windows updates and throwing future releases into doubt. VeraCrypt's developer says Microsoft gave no c…

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Dyson Spot+Scrub Ai Robot Vacuum Review (2026)

by Nena Farrell

The Spot+Scrub Ai is Dyson's first robot mop, and it does the job. But the built-in AI didn’t blow me away, and its height works against it.

Wellness: Germany's best 'Kur' towns and why you should visit

by The Local

Germany has a strong wellness culture that dates back more than 2,000 years. If you're looking to take a dip in mineral waters or sweat it out in the sauna, spa towns – known as "Kurorte" – offer the perfect weekend break.

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sandtrap 0.1.14

by null

Local Python sandbox using AST rewriting, with optional subprocess isolation and kernel-level enforcement.

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Yes, You Can Build ‘Mirror Muscles’ and Still Train for Longevity. Here's How.

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I've finally found a premium Meta Quest 3 headstrap that doesn't suck

by Nicholas Sutrich

I'm taking a look at the best premium headstrap for the Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S today, and it'll not only improve your comfort but also your play time.

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The Protocol: Bernstein says quantum threat to Bitcoin is real but manageable

by Margaux Nijkerk

Also: North Korea’s 6-month plot with Drift, Solana Foundation’s new ad and Alchemy AI.

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Anthropic Says Its New AI Model Is So Good at Finding Security Risks, You Can't Use It

by Omar Gallaga

With its new Claude Mythos Preview model, the company is pulling together tech giants for a new cybersecurity consortium, Project Glasswing.

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by Bankless

The Linux Foundation now officially houses x402 as agentic commerce grows at hyperspeed.

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by Jill Adams

An article discussing the implications of single-gene systems-level effects in autism research.

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by Pedro Prado

This article presents a narrative exploring the events surrounding a character named Samuel, delving into themes of decision making and its consequences.

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Zionists Refuse Global Ceasefire Consensus; Rampage in Lebanon

by Free Palestine TV

Laith Marouf rushes to the scene of a massacre a block away from his home in Beirut.

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by Deanbonian

This topic serves as a hub for users to share their installation videos and pictures of implants.

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by charly

A user offers for sale dormakaba evolo smart NFC doorlocks.

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Children and the Age of “Why?”: Lessons for Grandparents

by Jeff Segal Psy.D.

Children's "Why?" and "What's that?" questions help grandparents rediscover curiosity, strengthen family bonds, and stay mentally engaged.

Psychology Today
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Scientists Think Our Eyes Began as a Single Eye on Top of The Head

by George Kafetzis & Dan Nilsson et al.

The eyes have it.ScienceAlert stories are written, fact-checked, and edited by humans, never generated by AI. Don't miss a story, subscribe here.

ScienceAlert
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‘Reader, Come Home’ by Maryanne Wolf selected as Princeton Pre-read

by Emily Aronson et al.

The Princeton Pre-read for the Class of 2030 addresses the ‘vital importance’ of deep reading in a digital age. Incoming students will receive copies of the book this summer.

Princeton University
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Navigating the Mythos-haunted world of platform security

The preview release of Claude Mythos presents a massive challenge for IT security experts, as well as an opportunity (at least for the organizations that can afford it). Mythos represents a new category of frontier model that can not only identify complex mem…

Redhat.com
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PicoZ80 – Drop-In Z80 Replacement

by Philip Smart

picoZ80 - RP2350 based drop-in Z80 CPU replacement with WiFi management interface. Cycle-accurate Z80 emulation using PIO for Sharp MZ-700 and other vintage computers.

Eaw.app
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I had an identity crisis after becoming a mom. Hiring a career coach helped.

by Rebecca Strong

Motherhood triggered an identity crisis. Career coaching helped me uncover strengths, interests, and new job possibilities.

Business Insider
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The Hidden Security Risks of Shadow AI in Enterprises

by info@thehackernews.com (The Hacker News)

As AI tools become more accessible, employees are adopting them without formal approval from IT and security teams. While these tools may boost productivity, automate tasks, or fill gaps in existing workflows, they also operate outside the visibility of secur…

Internet
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The Subtle Symptoms of Clogged Arteries Women Often Miss

by Kristina Mastrocola

If you're worried about clogged arteries, you're in good company: Over 40 percent of adults have some blockage. Though it's a daunting statistic, there's...

Womansworld.com
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Creation Stories and Chocolate Shamans: My Deep Dive Into Cacao

by Eden Gordon

I took my family to a cacao circle, and it wasn't what I expected at all—and brought up big questions about cacao's history and benefits.

Mental Floss
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Flash Bee – An ESP32-C3-based DIY handheld lightning detector

by Jean-Luc Aufranc (CNXSoft)

Flash Bee is an easy-to-make DIY handheld lightning detector based on off-the-shelf parts such as the XIAO ESP32C3 board and the Round Display for XIAO, as well as a 3D-printed enclosure. The design relies on the AMS AS3935 Franklin lightning sensor that's be…

CNX Software
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$19.99* | 8Bitdo SN30 Pro USB Wired Gamepad for Switch, Windows & Raspberry Pi (Gray) at Amazon

by phoinix

Amazon [amazon.com] has *8Bitdo SN30 Pro USB Wired Gamepad for Switch, Windows & Raspberry Pi *(Gray) for *$19.99*. *Shipping is free* with Prime or on $35+ orders. *Price* *$10* lower (33%...

Slickdeals.net
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Bitcoin Golden Cross Trend Enters Flow State: Why The Next 2-3 Weeks Are Important

by Scott Matherson

Bitcoin (BTC) could be preparing for another major bull rally as a Golden Cross has recently appeared on the cryptocurrency’s Inter-exchange Flow Pulse (IFP). A crypto analyst who explained the significance of this occurrence notes that the timeline of this G…

newsBTC
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flare-kernel 0.2.0

by null
Pypi.org
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kernel-checkpoint 0.1.1

by lehuannhatrang98@gmail.com

An extension for saving and restoring kernel pod state with jupyter enterprise gateway

Pypi.org
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kernel-checkpoint 0.1.2

by lehuannhatrang98@gmail.com

An extension for saving and restoring kernel pod state with jupyter enterprise gateway

Pypi.org
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async-kernel 0.16.1

by async-python@proton.me

A concurrent python kernel for Jupyter supporting AnyIO, AsyncIO and Trio.

Pypi.org
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cist-kernel 0.0.60

by oyebamijo@tooig.com

CLI for cist kernel telemetry and compilation

Pypi.org
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nvidia-nat-semantic-kernel 1.6.0rc1

by null
Pypi.org
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mongo-charms-single-kernel 1.6.27

by neha@oudin.red

Shared and reusable code for Mongo-related charms

Pypi.org
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nvidia-nat-semantic-kernel 1.6.0a20260408

by null
Pypi.org
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bulla 0.34.0

by null

Witness kernel for agent tool compositions — diagnose, attest, seal,

Pypi.org
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k-flow 0.3.0

by kapoivha@gmail.com

Contract-first voice kernel skeleton with transport wrappers

Pypi.org
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k-flow 0.3.1

by kapoivha@gmail.com

Contract-first voice kernel skeleton with transport wrappers

Pypi.org
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k-flow 0.3.4

by kapoivha@gmail.com

Contract-first voice kernel skeleton with transport wrappers

Pypi.org
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hbw 0.6.0

by gsood07@gmail.com

Fast kernel bandwidth selection via analytic Hessian Newton optimization

Pypi.org
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k-flow 0.3.2

by kapoivha@gmail.com

Contract-first voice kernel skeleton with transport wrappers

Pypi.org
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k-flow 0.4.1

by kapoivha@gmail.com

Channel-modular voice kernel with contract-first dispatch

Pypi.org
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safe-colab-cli 0.15.3

by null

CLI tool for safe collaboration - sandboxed Jupyter kernel with remote Hypha service access

Pypi.org
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mathematica-mcp-full 0.9.0

by null

Full GUI control of Mathematica notebooks and kernel via Model Context Protocol

Pypi.org
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rsklpr 2.1.0

by yaniv@shulman.info

Implementation of the Robust Local Polynomial Regression with Similarity Kernel method

Pypi.org
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mathematica-mcp-full 0.9.2

by null

Full GUI control of Mathematica notebooks and kernel via Model Context Protocol

Pypi.org
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dwarffi 0.0.35

by luke.craig@mit.edu

dwarffi is a Python library for parsing ISF files and providing an interface to access kernel symbols and types.

Pypi.org
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DIY MacBook Neo upgrade can boost the SSD to 1TB using iPhone parts

by Ben Lovejoy

If you’ve thought the MacBook Neo could be for you, but the 512GB maximum storage size wasn’t enough, a YouTuber may have good news for you. They carried out a DIY upgrade to swap out the SSD for a 1TB one, which is also faster than the stock one supplied …

9to5Mac
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Yikes, Encryption’s Y2K Moment is Coming Years Early

by Erica Portnoy

Google moved up its estimated deadline for quantum preparedness in cryptography to 2029—only 33 months from now. That’s earlier than previous deadlines, and they proposed the new post-quantum migration deadline because of two new papers that comprise a big ju…

The Galaxy A57 does one thing better than any budget Android phone, and it’s a game-changer

by Tushar Mehta

The Galaxy A57, Samsung's newest budget Android phone, has a hidden trick up its sleeve — and it's all about the hardware.

Android Authority
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"I hope NVIDIA's legal team lets this slide": I dive into OpenNOW, an open-source GeForce Now alternative that's trending in cloud gaming — for good reason

by c.cale.hunt@gmail.com (Cale Hunt) et al.

OpenNOW is quickly gaining popularity as a quality GeForce Now app alternative, all thanks to its open-source nature. It still has some limitations compared to the official software, but it's on the right path ... assuming NVIDIA's legal team doesn't get invo…

Windows Central
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Try out an open-source app to access GeForce Now, while you can

by Michael Crider

GeForce Now is a pretty good solution for PC gaming if you’ve got a big game library, but want to access it remotely, or just without high-powered hardware. But the system is, of course, heavily reliant upon Nvidia — they built the service and the servers, af…

PCWorld
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Samsung just made the Galaxy Z Fold 7 more expensive, quietly

by sanujb6@gmail.com (Sanuj Bhatia)

Samsung has increased the price of higher-capacity Galaxy Z Fold 7 models by $80.

Android Central
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Expanding Swift's IDE Support

by Apple Inc.

You can now write Swift in a broader range of popular IDEs, including Cursor, VSCodium, AWS’s Kiro, and Google’s Antigravity. By leveraging VS Code extension compatibility, these editors tap directly into the Open VSX Registry, where the official Swift extens…

Swift.org
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Skilled Older Workers Turn To AI Training To Stay Afloat

by BeauHD

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Guardian: [Five skilled workers aged 50 and older spoke] to the Guardian about how, after struggling to find work in their fields, they have turned to an emerging and growing category of work: using their expertise…

Slashdot.org
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A WebGPU Implementation of Augmented Vertex Block Descent

by jure

WebGPU physics engine based on the AVBD solver. Contribute to jure/webphysics development by creating an account on GitHub.

Github.com
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OpenAI Acquires Tech Talk Show TBPN: WSJ

by Bankless

OpenAI declined to disclose the terms of the transaction, but maintained that TBPB will retain its editorial independence.

Bankless
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Bee Busy Gathering Pollen and Nectar

by Ma An-Zuo

A discussion on how nature can teach us valuable lessons.

Evidnus
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Linux Kernel Developers Adopt New Fuzzing Tools

by George Whittaker

by George Whittaker The Linux kernel development community is stepping up its security game once again. Developers, led by key maintainers like Greg Kroah-Hartman, are actively adopting new fuzzing tools to uncover bugs earlier and improve overall kernel…

Linuxjournal.com
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Valve Developer Improves The Linux Gaming Experience For Limited vRAM Hardware

by Michael Larabel

Natalie Vock of Valve's Linux graphics driver team primarily working on the RADV Vulkan driver has come up with a new interesting creation: patches to the Linux kernel and KDE for sharply improving the gaming experience for those running systems with limited …

Phoronix
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Redox OS Establishes AI Policy To Forbid Contributions Made Using LLMs

by Michael Larabel

The Rust-based Redox OS open-source operating system provided a status update on all of their interesting development activities during the month of March. In addition to a lot of code improvements, Redox OS also enhanced its documentation as well as added an…

Phoronix
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The invisibility cloak inventor now has better tricks up his sleeve

by Jacklin Kwan

John Pendry is known for creating an invisibility cloak. Twenty years on, he has used the same principles to fashion an even more powerful kind of metamaterial that can teach us about the wild frontiers of physics,

New Scientist
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Lilbits: Vertical tabs for Chrome, Mac OS 10 for the Nintendo Wii, and a CyberDeck Pi

by Brad Linder

The CyberDeck Pi is a DIY handheld computer that looks like something designed for a world where smartphones never existed. It’s a chunky device that probably won’t fit in your pocket. But it’s also a full-fledged computer that can run desktop GNU/Linux softw…

Liliputing
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The Nazis’ Most Notoriously Complex Cryptographic Machine Is Now Available Online

by Tom Hawking

Explore the byzantine inner workings of... the Hitler Mill.

Gizmodo.com
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Yes, It’s Just Fine Build Up Your ‘Mirror Muscles’

by Lindsay Berra

Some people online claim working out for aesthetic goals and training "mirror muscles" are not optimal for longevity. Here's why that's not true.

menshealth.com
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How To Overcome What You Fear (According To Tarot + Birth Month)

by Jamie Toth

Aries Your Card: Page of Cups  The Page of Cups feels everything fully and deeply. They use their sense of wonder as a lens through which to experience the world. The best way for you to let g…

Thoughtcatalog.com
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The right to rest: why South African women should get menstrual leave | The Citizen

by Lukholo Mazibuko

'Employees must be protected from being fired, overlooked for promotions, or discriminated against because of their condition.'

Auburn Citizen
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UI Suite Initiative website: UI Suite Monthly #34 — Pushing Toward Core: Design Tokens, AI Workflows, and Display Builder's Road to RC1

Overall SummaryOur 34th monthly meeting brought together a smaller-than-usual but engaged group of contributors to review the state of the UI Suite ecosystem. With Drupal's core freeze just six weeks away, we focused on what it takes to get our APIs — Style A…

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growbikenet added to PyPI

Python package to grow urban bicycle networks from scratch, spin-off from the paper 'Growing urban bicycle networks'

Pypi.org
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Hyperliquid Price Prediction (April): HYPE Price Forecast 2026

by Ingrid Wolf

Few assets are drawing as much analytical attention as Hyperliquid. To make a serious Hyperliquid price prediction for 2026, one should look at how this... The post Hyperliquid Price Prediction (April): HYPE Price Forecast 2026 appeared first on Bitcoin Found…

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Virtune Expands in Poland with First-Ever Crypto Index ETP on the Warsaw Stock Exchange

by Virtune AB (Publ)

Warsaw, April 8, 2026 – Virtune, the Swedish regulated crypto asset manager, today announces the listing of the Virtune Coinbase 50 Index ETP on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW), marking the first-ever crypto index ETP listed in Poland and traded in PLN.

GlobeNewswire
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A Mercury Rover Could Explore the Planet by Sticking to the Terminator

by Matthew Williams et al.

A Mercury lander mission would create opportunities to sample unique geological features. However, extreme temperature fluctuations on Mercury’s surface pose challenges for exploration on the planetary surface. In a narrow region near the terminator, temperat…

Universe Today
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Could We Actually Terraform Mars? A New Scientific Roadmap Lays Out the Blueprint—And the Risks

by Andy Tomaswick et al.

Reading the Mars Trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson brings the benefits and pitfalls of efforts to terraform the Red Planet into sharp relief. Since the 1970s, when Carl Sagan first suggested the possibility that we could make Mars more Earth-like, that process …

Universe Today
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A Baby Star Blows A Giant Gaseous Ring

by Evan Gough et al.

Observing the Taurus Molecular Cloud, a research team led by Kyushu University has found that during the early growth period of a baby star, the protostellar disk blows magnetic flux 1,000 au in size and creates a giant, relatively warm ring. Describing these…

Universe Today
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Invite and watch over feathered friends as they nest with this iron-guarded Birdfy smart bird house at $120

by Reinette LeJeune

With spring here and plenty of feathered friends making visits to yards everywhere, Birdfy’s official Amazon storefront is offering the Wooden Smart Bird House with an iron guard and inside camera down at $119.99 shipped. This particular model usually goes fo…

9to5Toys
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Internal rotation–induced A/E splittings in the methyl rocking band of propylene oxide (ν17 = 1) and refined analyses of the ground and first torsional states (ν24 =1)

by Karel Vávra et al.

Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2026, Accepted ManuscriptDOI: 10.1039/D6CP00517A, Paper Open Access This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence.Karel Vvra, Kateina Lukov, Eileen Dring, Jan Jakob, Thomas Giesen, Guido

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George Saunders on the Antidote to Regret

by Maria Popova

At the end of my life, I know I won’t be wishing I’d held more back, been less effusive, more often stood on ceremony, forgiven less, spent more days oblivious to the secret wishes and fears of the people around me.

Themarginalian.org
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I Ported Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii

by null

Mac OS X 10.0 (Cheetah) running natively on the Nintendo Wii

Github.io
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Intel 486 Support Likely to be Removed in Linux 7.1

by Maya Posch

Although everyone’s favorite Linux overlord [Linus Torvalds] has been musing on dropping Intel 486 support for a while now, it would seem that this time now has finally come. In a Linux patch…

Hackaday
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You’ve All Seen A Hackintosh, But Have You Seen One On A Wii?

by Jenny List

The Intel era of Apple Macs led to so-called “Hackintoshes”, more normal PCs running x86 MacOS X. Now Brian Keller proves that a Hackintosh isn’t restricted to the x86 era, …read more

Hackaday
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Mac OS X Cheetah Successfully Ported to Nintendo Wii

by Juli Clover

Developer Bryan Keller was curious whether an old version of Apple's Mac operating system was capable of running on the Nintendo Wii after seeing Windows NT ported to the gaming device, so he decided to give it a try. He was able to get Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah …

MacRumors
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Redox sees another months of improvements

by Thom Holwerda

The months keep coming, and thus, the monthly progress reports keep coming, too, for Redox, the new general purpose operating system written in Rust. This past month, there’s been considerable graphics improvements, better deadlock detection in the kernel, im…

Osnews.com
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Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah ported to Nintendo Wii

by Thom Holwerda

Since its launch in 2007, the Wii has seen several operating systems ported to it: Linux, NetBSD, and most-recently, Windows NT. Today, Mac OS X joins that list. In this post, I’ll share how I ported the first version of Mac OS X, 10.0 Cheetah, to the Nintend…

Osnews.com
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I tried ReactOS and it's unbearable to use, but what it's attempting is genuinely brilliant

by João Carrasqueira

ReactOS may not be great to use, but it represents some of the most impressive work done by the open-source community.

XDA Developers
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David Pogue’s Apple Book,“Apple: The First 50 Years”

by Bob Lefsetz

1. To tell you the truth, I finished this book almost a week ago, and I forgot most of what I wanted to say about it. Primarily the business insights. Not that I don’t remember the facts. Not that I haven’t internalized the message…

Ritholtz.com
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Belarus outlines plans for new satellite launches in 2027, 2028

by John Pike

Ivan Bucha, Deputy Head of the Aerospace Activities Department of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, announced plans for launching new satellites at a press conference on 7 April, BelTA has learned.

Globalsecurity.org
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I stopped recommending the 3GB Raspberry Pi 4, and here's why

by Samir Makwana

Timing couldn't be worse.

XDA Developers
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Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz in jeopardy after Israeli attack on Lebanon

by Bill Hutchinson

Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and claimed Israel violated a ceasefire agreement by launching a major attack against Lebanon on Wednesday.

Abcnews.com
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Join Us for a Very Special Photography Workshop

by Chris Gampat

This has been a very long time in the making, and I'm very excited to finally make this happen. The Phoblographer is launching workshops for photographers who want to find ways to grow beyond just what all the social media content developers and YouTubers tel…

Thephoblographer.com
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Sundance Heads South: Festival Announces Lineup for Third CDMX Edition in Mexico

by Christian Zilko

The Sundance spin-off returns at the end of the month, and is bringing some hits from its January edition with it.

IndieWire
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Hollywood studio shuts down Boston DIY movie theater after animated film screening

by Adam Silverstein

Wenham Street Cinema owner Matt Shuman received a cease-and-desist letter from a licensing company representing major studios, Swank Motion Pictures, after he showed the 2024 animated film without permission.

New York Post
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Hornets' sensational second half of the season + Steph Curry returns to the Warriors lineup

by Tom Haberstroh et al.

On this episode of The Big Number, Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine break down the Charlotte Hornets second half as well as take a look into Steph, KD, LeBron and Kawhi's secret to longevity.

Yahoo Entertainment
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Dyson’s HushJet Mini Cool is a pocket-sized bladeless fan that looks unfortunately PG13

by Gaurav Sood

Dyson’s HushJet Mini Cool is a pocket-sized bladeless fan that looks unfortunately PG13It’s summertime, and the temperatures are soaring, making you sweat and feel uncomfortable. A mini fan can give you some breathing space in the heavy,...

Yanko Design
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SoCal college bans men from gym areas to make women, non-binary students more uncomfortable

by Zain Khan

The move, first reported by the student newspaper, will test run from April 6 to May 15 and serve as a space where women and non-binary students can exercise more comfortably.

New York Post
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Ikea’s New Lineup of Smart Home Gear Is Quietly Changing the Game

by Nena Farrell

Ikea’s latest light bulbs, remotes, and more have arrived, plus plenty of other fun gear that’s well-priced and easy to control.

Cult-Hit Doki Doki Literature Club Fights Removal From Google Play Store Over ‘Depiction Of Sensitive Themes’

by Ethan Gach

The acclaimed visual novel had amassed thousands of positive user reviews

Kotaku
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Gunzilla CEO Denies Claims Of Not Paying Staff, Rants About ‘Haters,’ And Brags About Crunch

by Zack Zwiezen

Vlad Korolev also said people could pay him cryptocurrency to access player data for Off the Grid to see how successful it is

Kotaku
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I left Florida to retire in New York City at 62. Living in a bustling city keeps me feeling young.

by Alcynna Lloyd

Karen Meadows, 62, moved from Panama City, Florida, to Brooklyn, New York, to live out her retirement years. The big city has offered her plenty of things to do.

Business Insider
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Meta Launches Muse Spark, Its First Proprietary AI Model With No Open Source

by Arthur Kay

Meta has introduced Muse Spark, a proprietary AI model developed by its Superintelligence Labs team. Thank you for being a Ghacks reader. The post Meta Launches Muse Spark, Its First Proprietary AI Model With No Open Source appeared first on gHacks.

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Top open source AI platform Flowise hit by maximum-level security issue

by Sead Fadilpašić

A 10/10 Flowise bug was patched, but is now being abused in the wild.

TechRadar
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'He literally saved me from going into cardiac arrest': Ginger cat saves owner's life by pawing at her for hours, alerting her that something was wrong and giving her the chance to go to the ER in time

by Mariel Ruvinsky

Usually, when we say that our cats save our lives, we mean that metaphorically. But to this woman, it happened very literally.  We tell people that our cats save our lives all the time, and we mean it. Our cats save our mental health, and those two things ar…

Cheezburger.com
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Trier OS – Industrial Operating System

by DougTrier

A fully airgapped industrial OS built from 33 years of plantfloor experience. 349k lines, 1,378 modules, selfmodifying IDE, deterministic sandbox, simulation engine, and zerofriction design. Bui...

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Like This, But Funnier

by Lit Hub Excerpts

“Open Writing Assignment” Caroline was thirty-four, which was not too old to have kids. But it was, she thought, too old to not know if she wanted to have kids. In their twenties, she and Harry had happily not known,

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Measurement of Generative AI Workload Power Profiles for Whole-Facility Data Center Infrastructure Planning

by Roberto Vercellino et al.

This article explores the power consumption profiles of generative AI workloads in data center settings, aiming for effective infrastructure planning.

Dual-Envelope Constrained Nonlinear MPC for Distributed Drive Electric Vehicles Drifting Under Bounded Steering and Direct Yaw-Moment Control

by Yurun Gan et al.

The study presents a nonlinear model predictive control strategy intended for the distributed drive of electric vehicles under specified constraints.

Active Propeller Fault Detection and Isolation in Multirotors Via Vibration Model

by Alessandro Baldini et al.

This research focuses on detecting and isolating faults in multirotor aircraft propellers using vibration modeling techniques.

Open Thread 428.5 + Zagreb Update

by Scott Alexander

This post discusses various topics in an open thread format, coupled with updates regarding the recent Zagreb meetup.

Astral Codex Ten
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Exchange Data Report In March 2026: Spot Trading Volume Down 19.4%, Derivatives Down 2.9%, Website Traffic Down 2.34%

by WuBlockchain

In March 2026, spot trading volume across major exchanges decreased by approximately 19.4% compared to February 2026. All exchanges recorded declines.

WuBlockchain
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CZ's Autobiography "Binance Life": Five Vivid Details and Numerous Valuable Photos

by WuBlockchain

This memoir, “Binance Life,” records many valuable firsthand accounts of Zhao Changpeng (CZ)’s entrepreneurship and life.

WuBlockchain
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Full Video: Debate with Senator Ron Johnson on Iran War

by Rav Arora

Available to all subscribers now.

The Illusion of Consensus
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Ghost Urbanism: Haunted Concrete and Its Cultural Forms

by Tammy Lai-Ming Ho

The article explores how urban spaces can become repositories for cultural memories, particularly through the lens of ghost towns and the practices surrounding them, including burial culture in contemporary China.

3 Quarks Daily
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On Being Afraid of Iranians

by Scott Samuelson

This piece reflects on childhood fears surrounding political events concerning Iran and discusses broader implications of fear in relation to warfare and governance.

3 Quarks Daily
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The Total Art of Flat Design

by Daniel Miller

The digital era has brought about a flattening of art and culture, creating a world where depth and texture have become transgressive.

Palladium Magazine
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8 Aesthetic DIY Mother’s Day Gifts That Are Better Than Anything At The Store

by Meredith Holser

Generic department store candles and mass-produced mugs always end up tucked away and forgotten about. This Mother’s Day, it’s about time you give mom something more personal. Adding your personal touch doesn't have to be hard, expensive, or time-consuming, t…

Brit + Co
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I stopped obsessively drying filament after learning it can become more brittle than wet

by Jeff Butts

A tool that’s supposed to remove variables starts adding its own.

XDA Developers
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This $37 Gadget On Amazon Helps You Spot Hidden Cameras Fast

by staff@bgr.com (Briley Kenney)

If hidden cameras are on your mind when you travel, this small, $37 Amazon gadget can help you scan rooms and spot suspicious devices faster.

This “Unobtanium” Metal Powers the Future of Tech

by Matt Badiali

This post This “Unobtanium” Metal Powers the Future of Tech appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Matt Badiali reveals the ultra-rare metal behind cutting edge aerospace and semiconductor tech. The post This “Unobtanium” Metal Powers the Future of Tech appeared …

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OnePlus Nord 6 now official

by Erl Burtanog

The OnePlus Nord 6 is now officially launched in India, and OnePlus has also revealed its prices and key features.... The post OnePlus Nord 6 now official appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews.

Yugatech.com
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Alien Megastructures May Be Physically Feasible, a New Study Suggests

by Ivan Farkas

Alien megastructures built to harvest stellar energy or alter the orbits of stars may be physically feasible, according to a new analysis – satisfying both our sci-fi fancies and our innate yearning to not feel so alone in a large, cold Universe.

ScienceAlert
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Why Ubuntu 26.04 will thrill gamers - and it's not just the performance bump

by Jack Wallen

I love this new release for its speed, replacement apps - and for what's missing.

Little Snitch Comes To Linux To Expose What Your Software Is Really Doing

by BeauHD

BrianFagioli writes: Little Snitch, the well known macOS tool that shows which applications are connecting to the internet, is now being developed for Linux. The developer says the project started after experimenting with Linux and realizing how strange it fe…

Slashdot.org
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WolfIP Doesn’t Allocate

by Al Williams

For some types of embedded systems — especially those that are safety-critical — it’s considered bad form to dynamically allocate memory during operation. While you can usually arrange for your …read more

Hackaday
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Re: libcap-2.77 (since libcap-2.04) has TOCTOU privilege escalation issue

by Andrew G. Morgan

Posted by Andrew G. Morgan on Apr 09The prior xattr code didn't care if you have read access to the file content, so using O_PATH was a way to preserve that legacy feature. It is pretty convoluted since we're only really using that to lock the file connection…

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Dell PowerEdge R770AP Review: Dell’s Purpose-Built Answer for Latency-Sensitive Workloads

by Dylan Dougherty

The Dell PowerEdge R770AP is not a general-purpose server, and that is entirely the point. Where most 2U dual-socket platforms chase flexibility, the R770AP strips it away, trading GPU support, mixed storage options, and raw memory capacity for the highest co…

Storagereview.com
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The Git Commands I Run Before Reading Any Code | Hacker News

by pmf
Hacker News
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Alpine Linux – Why I like it?

by Vladan SEGET

Hey folks, Vladan here from ESX Virtualization. If you’ve been following my blog since way back in 2008 (yeah, we’re that old-school), you know I love diving into lightweight, no-nonsense tools that actually make life easier in the homelab, especially when ev…

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systemd-journald in systemd 259 does not escape characters in emerg messages that are wall'd to other user's terminals

by Aaron Rainbolt

Posted by Aaron Rainbolt on Apr 07Going over this semi-briefly: * systemd-journald is configured with the `ForwardToWall=yes` and `MaxWallLevel=emerg` settings by default in Ubuntu 26.04 pre-release images and Arch Linux. (I think this is because these ar…

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Ubuntu Linux Kernel Multiple Vulnerabilities

Multiple vulnerabilities were identified in Ubuntu Linux Kernel. A remote attacker could exploit some of these vulnerabilities to trigger sensitive information disclosure, denial of service condition, remote code execution, security restriction bypass and

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Multiple vulnerabilities were identified in SUSE Linux Kernel. A remote attacker could exploit some of these vulnerabilities to trigger denial of service condition, elevation of privilege and security restriction bypass on the targeted system.

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by Shatterbelt

On March 19, an Iranian surface-to-air missile struck an F-35 during operations over or near Iran. The aircraft made an emergency landing. The pilot was reported stable. CENTCOM described it as an "emergency landing" and stated an "investigation is underway."…

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Sabella Arquitetura crowns Brazilian house with gridded timber roof

by Jon Astbury

A gridded timber roof shelters the interiors and external terraces of Casa Colmeia, a low-lying home outside São Paolo designed by local studio Sabella Arquitetura. Located on a sloping wooded site in Porto Feliz, the 1,600-square-metre home is organised acro…

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Meet Orpheus - A Hopper Mission Built To Hunt For Life In Martian Volcanoes

by Andy Tomaswick et al.

We’ve spent decades scratching the surface of Mars trying to uncover life there. But we’ve been searching a barren wasteland bombarded by radiation and bathed in toxic perchlorates. The entire time, it's likely that it’s been too hostile to harbor extant life…

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Photographer’s New Lens Gets Shattered by Puck at First NHL Game

by Jeremy Gray

The infamous camera cut-out at hockey arenas has claimed another victim, this time The Minnesota Star Tribune photographer Carlos Gonzalez's brand-new Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM. [Read More]

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Privacy-First Pet Tech Arrives in Europe: AutoScooper 12 Requires Zero Apps or Subscriptions

by PetPivot Inc

AutoScooper 12: privacy-first, no app or subscription. Offline pet tech with 11 sensors for safety. Now is available in Europe....

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There's no doubt — the OnePlus Nord 6 is the battery champion of 2026

by harish.jonnalagadda@futurenet.com (Harish Jonnalagadda)

With a power bank-sized 9,000mAh battery, the Nord 6 lasts two days with ease. Combine that with powerful internals and good software, and you get a great mid-range phone.

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Apple gets bottom ranking for repairability of iPhones and MacBooks – with one exception

by Ben Lovejoy

Repairability ratings based on official government criteria in Europe have found that Apple gets the worst ratings for the repairability of both iPhones and MacBooks. However, in the laptop rankings the MacBook Neo was found to be very much an exception, s…

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OPPO A6c Gets Global VersionFeaturing High-Capacity 7,000 mAh Battery

by Paulo Montenegro

OPPO has officially introduced the global variant of the OPPO A6c, debuting a series of technical and aesthetic adjustments compared to the version recently released in the Chinese market. The global iteration prioritizes battery longevity and a refreshed des…

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Struggle Against the Gods

by Gao Zhisheng

Because of my legal work on behalf of groups persecuted by the Chinese government, I have been tortured three times since September 21, 2007. I have been subject to...

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by Matt Wales

Home Safety Hotline, the wonderful analogue call centre horror from developer Night Signal Entertainment, is getting the movie adaptation treatment from Love and Monsters director Michael Matthews.

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by Sweety Kumari

Women outnumber men 4:1 in the queue at Minakhan BDO of confused, tired voters seeking to apply to tribunals, as security forces swarm premises

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by Kyle Barr

And you can bet Apple is already planning a sequel with slightly more RAM.

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Woman Arrested for Allegedly Impersonating Police Officer in Diamond Theft Case

by Elise Sole

Annie Flaherty allegedly pretended to be a police officer investigating a diamond theft case and threatening residents with search warrants.

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by Asli Akalin

Even though we might not realize it, we use certain coping mechanisms to help us deal with daily stress and uncomfortable situations. With social media becoming a prominent part of our day-to-day, we have found new ways to do that, and researchers have notice…

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by Express Global Desk

When another reporter asked Trump about his use of such a "vulgar language," the US president calmly said, "Only to make my point. I think you've heard it before.",

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by Celeste Mello

Living with friends can be fun… Until the split of rent, chores, and responsibilities becomes uneven. Life is easy when everyone pays what they are supposed to and helps with household chores as expected. But that's an ideal world. In the real world, people …

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35 People Share Hilarious Ways They Differ From Their Parents At Their Age

by Asli Akalin

There is no surprise that a lot has changed since our parents used to be our age. Not only do we have more innovations, resources or even attention to mental health, but also there is a huge difference in our views on relationships. Probably there are many of…

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Erin Andrews breaks down on podcast opening up about ‘horrible’ family emergency

by Jenna Lemoncelli

Erin Andrews was emotional as she shared that her dad, Steven, had a heart attack in front of their family and was life flighted by helicopter to a Montana hospital on Christmas Eve.

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More than 76,000 Canadians have been killed through MAID. One province has had enough. | Blaze Media

by Joseph Mackinnon

Alberta is taking steps to limit MAID before Canada's Liberal government gives the green light to euthanize the mentally ill.

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by Dezeen staff

Dezeen School Shows: a furniture collection inspired by the cultural symbolism of Mexican corn is among the projects from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey. Also featured is a modular 3D-printed bench and a floor lamp informed by oce…

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Why the macOS “49-Day” Networking Bug Probably Won’t Affect You

by Adam Engst

Don’t panic about the newly discovered macOS bug that freezes TCP networking after 49 days of uptime. Between security updates, sleep cycles, and typical usage patterns, most Mac users will never encounter this edge-case failure.

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Apple MacBooks Lose Network Connectivity After 49.7 Days Due to macOS "Time Bomb" Bug

by AleksandarK

Apple's MacBook Neo, MacBook Air, and the latest MacBook Neo series of laptops are now susceptible to a significant performance drop if they remain powered on for 49.7 days without a reboot. Specifically, after exactly 49 days, 17 hours, 2 minutes, and 47.296…

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Apple MacBooks Lose Network Connectivity After 49.7 Days Due to macOS “Time Bomb” Bug

by Stefan

Apple’s MacBook Neo, MacBook Air, and the latest MacBook Neo series of laptops are now susceptible to a significant performance drop if they remain powered on for 49.7 days without a reboot. Specifically, after exactly 49 days, 17 hours, 2 minutes, and 47.296…

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Kernel boys tennis opens new season with dual victory over Huron

by null

Apr. 9—MITCHELL — The Mitchell High School boys tennis team opened its season at home on Thursday afternoon, defeating Huron 8-1 in the team's first dual of the season at Hitchcock Park. Matthew Mauszycki, Simon Wiese, Cooper Star and Patrick Morgan were all …

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FOSS Weekly #26.15: Rollback in apt, bad USB detection, Glass UI in KDE, Linux Kernel dropping older processor support and more

by Abhishek Prakash

Some things from the past find their way back. Others are eventually left behind.

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by Grant Hermanns

Exclusive: Director Daniel Goldhaber and writer Isa Mazzei explain why Shudder's new Faces of Death movie isn't a straightforward remake.

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by info@b612foundation.org

NAIF High Precision Earth Orientation Parameters (EOP) Kernel for SPICE

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by 人生的哲理

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by Rikki Schlott

The secret to his disturbing success? A willingness to say — to 1 million-plus subscribers on YouTube and 100,000 on Kick — what others won't, no matter how vile.

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Indiana Fever share indoor renderings of new practice facility, set to open in 2027

by Chloe Peterson et al.

The Indiana Fever shared new renderings of the inside of their new practice facility, which is set to open in 2027.

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Nowhere Is Safe

by steve blank

Drones in Ukraine and in the War with Iran have made the surface of the earth a contested space. The U.S. has discovered that 1) air superiority and missile defense systems (THAAD, Patriot batteries) designed to counter tens or hundreds of aircraft and missil…

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Nike Men's Air Jordan Retro 1 Mid Casual Shoes (Summit White/Neutral Grey/Infrared 23/Black) $75 + Free Shipping

by tDames

Finish Line has Nike Men's Air Jordan Retro 1 Mid Casual Shoes (Summit White/Neutral Grey/Infrared 23/Black) on sale for $75. Shipping is free. Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for posting this de

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A Russian robotic ground platform has been fitted with a compact mortar and a manipulator arm to handle shells Read Full Article at RT.com

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by driX

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Fairytale medieval-inspired Ontario house hits the market for under $5 million

by Misha Gajewski

There are many large houses in Mississauga.There are also many fancy large houses in Mississauga.But there are very few that look like they were plucked straight out of a medieval fairytale and dropped into the suburbs.The foyer with a stained glass door. And…

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by Alice Wade

The French water brand marked its 200th anniversary with pastel visuals, factory tours and a surreal sense of spectacle

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by S Kim

KBS’s flagship variety program “Happy Together” is returning with a new format! On April 7, the production team behind KBS’s upcoming variety show “Happy Together—Glad I’m Not Alone” (literal translation) announced, “‘Happy Together’ is returning to viewers f…

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See Comedian Pete Davidson’s Art-Filled New York Home for Sale for $2 M.

by Andy Battaglia

Comedian Pete Davidson has listed his art-filled home in Westchester, New York, for sale for more than $2 million.

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ExxonMobil eyes $16bn Nigeria oil investment expansion

by Punch Newspapers

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Michigan ANG A-10s Depart Lakenheath to Bolster Middle East Forces

by Kai Greet

After arriving in late March, twelve A-10C Thunderbolt IIs from Michigan’s 107th Fighter Squadron successfully departed RAF Lakenheath on Apr. 8 towards the U.S. Central Command region.  The twelve attack jets arrived at the base, home to the U.S. Air Force’s…

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PSG's wastefulness leaves door open, but this isn't Klopp's Liverpool any more

by Mark Ogden

Liverpool escaped with a 2-0 loss vs. PSG in the Champions League. But with Jurgen Klopp's "heavy metal" style nowhere to be seen, a second-leg comeback looks improbable.

Employee CC's entire 40-person team on every email per his manager's request, clogging everyone's inbox: 'I was just following the policy he set'

by Ben Weiss et al.

This employee may have known exactly what he was doing, but that's the only way he was going to prove his point to his hot-headed manager. Sometimes, your manager is not going to believe you when you tell them that their directive has not been fully consider…

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by Community Panda

At a glance, Ivan Markovic’s sculptures seem impossibly light, as if they could dissolve back into silence at any moment. Yet, upon closer inspection, they reveal a profound structural integrity, a tension between fragility and permanence that mirrors the hum…

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Is Your Company Suffering from Initiative Overload?

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corten-clad twin pavilions frame shifting sea views along chinese coastal valley

by Xinhao Li

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by Nancy A. Youssef

U.S. declarations of victory ring hollow.

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India’s Assam and Kerala states hold legislative assembly elections

by Al Jazeera

Voting also held in the federal territory of ​Puducherry, while West Bengal and Tamil Nadu will vote later this month.

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by ABC News

A Florida school bus driver is facing 29 counts of felony child endangerment after her school bus was clipped by a passing train.

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Texans exercise fifth-year options for C.J. Stroud, Will Anderson

by Josh Alper

The Texans had a pair of fifth-year option decisions to make this offseason and they've made the same call on both of them.

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by Charean Williams

The Saints exercised the fifth-year option on defensive tackle Bryan Bresee's contract, Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football reports.

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by Andrew Mearns

It was chilly in the Bronx last night, but was it the coldest game you remember?

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by Aisha Quiñones

WNBA MVP betting favorites for 2025. Caitlin Clark's return brings much hype as she leads the charge in early MVP odds with A'ja Wilson tied for top spot.

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A Long Island Mansion That Stars in ‘Your Friends and Neighbors’ Can Be Yours for $28 Million

by Abigailtmontanez

The $28 million Old Westbury estate doubles as Nick Brandes’s home, complete with a basketball court, bowling alley, golf simulator, and golf course.

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Housing is so expensive, even a $87 billion Wall Street bank is giving workers $6.5K in cash to get on the property ladder

by Emma Burleigh

U.S. staffers at Wall Street bank BNY earning $100,000 or less can qualify for a $6,500 down payment perk to buy their first home, in an effort to support the “financial security and economic prosperity” of its workers.

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Top 5 quarterback draft classes of the last decade

by Joan Burke

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by Clemente Almanza et al.

Why it's 'no fluke' Chet Holmgren has won at every level.

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by Charles Pulliam-Moore

In Manuel Gonzales' 2013 short story "The Miniature Wife," a woman starts to become a different kind of person after her husband accidentally shrinks her down to the size of a coffee mug. Because of her new stature, the woman is more physically vulnerable, an…

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Green Berets infiltrate 90-plus miles undetected in weeklong exercise

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by Glenda Taylor

Deep cuts on Ryobi ONE+ tools put high-value kits, saws, and nailers within reach for spring projects.

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by Joe Rossignol

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This AI startup raised $4.5 million to help marketers fine-tune campaigns and monitor rivals. Read its pitch deck.

by Lucia Moses

Pomo is an AI startup that helps companies make marketing decisions faster. It just raised $4.5 million in seed, led by Kindred Ventures.

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by Nickolas Diaz

Overseas sources alleged that Samsung will increase its Galaxy S26 production in April after previous estimations were broken.

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by Andrew J. Hawkins

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by Alex Bitter

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy made $2.1 million last year and had millions of dollars' worth of company stock.

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by Harish Jonnalagadda

Native Union's Weighter is an elegant cable weight that's designed to ensure your cables don't slide off your table. Oh, and it costs $30.

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by Tashreef Shareef

Powerful, private, and free1my new favorite todo app.

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by Stacy Randall

That pre-cut notch at the bottom of your BILLY is maddeningly close to clearing your baseboard but close isn’t good enough. Here’s how to fix it, from the most polished finish to dead-simple solutions. The IKEA BILLY bookcase is a legend when it comes to furn…

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by Zac Hall

Update April 8: Amazon has brought back new inventory of the 512GB model 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro in space black for $1,399.97. This is a great deal if you want a brand new machine and not a refurbished laptop. Apple has added the plain M5 MacBook Pro to…

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by Brett & Kate McKay

When I first started the AoM podcast nearly 18 years ago, many people didn’t even know what a podcast was. This was a time before Conan, the Kelce brothers, and your sister-in-law all had a show, and there were only about a hundred thousand podcasts in existe…

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Delta's CEO said affluent passengers, 'immune' to geopolitical conflict, are driving sales

by Aditi Bharade

Ed Bastian said that, unlike last year when people were "frozen" by tariff uncertainty, premium passengers are less affected by geopolitical conflict.

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BNY offers $6,500 for some homebuying employees, as even Wall Street workers struggle with housing costs

by Reed Alexander

BNY's new housing benefit comes as rising prices and borrowing costs make homeownership harder for workers earning below six figures.

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Baldur's Gate 3's second act should get a playable new region this year, assuming this custom campaign mod doesn't hit any more roadblocks

by Mark Warren

The world certainly isn't short of ambitious Baldur's Gate 3 custom campaign mods to keep track of, and one looking to substantially expand the base game's second act has shared another progress update. Having been delayed from 2025 into 2026, its creator's s…

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First Look Teaser for Zombie Film 'Colony' Directed by Yeon Sang-ho

by Alex Billington

"I'm taking humanity to the next level." Just announced today as a big 2026 Cannes Film Festival premiere in the Midnight section! Get a first look! Colony is the next new Korean zombie thriller coming up this year - directed by the same K-zombie mastermind b…

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Wood you buy it? Moto Razr Ultra has a pair of alternative finishes in this leak

by Nickolas Diaz

Moto's Razr Ultra 2026 was involved in another leak that highlighted its unique and different finishes (yes, one is made of wood).

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by Heather Campbell

Learn how to optimize your GEO strategy by understanding which AI search signals truly drive brand citations. The post How To Turn AI Search Visibility Data Into a GEO Strategy That Closes Citation Gaps [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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8-Pk 800-Lm Feit Electric 60W A19 Dimmable LED Light Bulbs (2700K Soft White) $7.90

by phoinix

8-Pack Feit Electric A19 LED Light Bulbs, 60W Equivalent, Dimmable, E26 Standard Base, 90 CRI, 800 Lumens (2700k Soft White) for $7.90 with free shipping on Prime.

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Keycloak 26.6 bringt Zero-Downtime-Updates und Workflows

by Matthias Parbel

Das Open-Source-IAM-System Keycloak 26.6 befördert fünf Features in den produktiven Status – darunter Federated Client Authentication und Zero-Downtime-Updates.

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7 Ways to Boost the Privacy of Your Home and Gadgets

by Tyler Lacoma

Protect your privacy, identity and loved ones with these important home safety steps I've tested for the modern world.

Tesla Rolls Out Incredible Model Y Lease Deals For April

by Karl Furlong

Tesla recently reclaimed the global EV sales crown from BYD, and that’s largely down to the continued popularity of the Model Y crossover. The EV segment has...

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A U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Is Here, but Trump’s Stone Age Mentality Endures

by Ishaan Tharoor

A temporary truce can’t erase the chaos of a war that the White House started and never fully understood, Ishaan Tharoor writes.

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Keychron Just Released Free Factory Blueprints for 83 of Its Keyboards

by JC Torres

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NY prison strike helped fuel $1.6 billion in overtime pay in 2025

by Jon Campbell

Sing Sing Correctional Facility. Overtime spending in the state jumped nearly 23% compared to the prior year. [ more › ]

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Is This Healthcare Stock a Millionaire Maker?

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This doctor turned a 31-foot RV into one of the country's only mobile OB-GYN clinics

by Tonya Mosley

Mary Fariba Afsari's book, Labor, is a portrait of reproductive healthcare in post-Dobbs America. Her book also is about her Iranian heritage and her grandmother's death from an illegal abortion.

Gary Woodland family tree: Meet golfer's wife, son, twin daughters and more from Kansas roots

by Daniel Mader

Here's what to know about Woodland's background.

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Erin Andrews Gets Emotional While Discussing Recent Family Emergency

by Elise Nelson

Erin Andrews teared up while recalling a frightening family emergency where her father was hospitalized.

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Focus groups: Dissatisfied Democratic voters hunt for winners to pull the party forward

by Bridget Bowman et al.

Some Democratic voters may be down on their party, but they’re still heavily engaged in the 2026 elections and are prioritizing electability when thinking about upcoming primaries, according to focus group conversations with Democrats in Maine and Michigan.

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Hooray for Brown Jackson’s Brave Dissent in the Colorado Trans Case

by Harry Litman

The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Chiles v. Salazar looks at first glance to be a lopsided triumph of First Amendment values—a ringing endorsement of the principle that the state can’t prescribe what is orthodox in the marketplace of ideas.Eight justices…

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The Tim Ferriss Show Transcripts: Daredevil Michelle Khare — How to Become a YouTube Superstar, Open Impossible Doors (FBI, Secret Service, etc.), Craft Jedi-Level Cold Emails, and Use Fear-Setting to Change Your Life (#860)

by Tim Ferriss

Please enjoy this transcript of my interview with daredevil Michelle Khare. Michelle lives life to the extreme in Challenge Accepted, amassing more than 6 million followers and more than 1 billion views. Michelle hopes to prove that with enough dedication and…

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Marvel Reveals MCU Version of an Iconic Punisher Villain 26 Years After Their Debut (Will They Actually Do the Story?)

by Shawn Lealos

Image Courtesy of Marvel The first trailer for The Punisher: One Last Kill just hit, and it included one shot that has fans of the Marvel Comics storylines excited. That shot ended the trailer and had Frank Castle shooting someone in the streets in front of …

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10 Best Marvel Superheroes Who Defined the ’90s

by Jack Pecau

The ‘90s were a complicated time for Marvel Comics, as the company went from massive successes to near-total bankruptcy due to a range of financial issues and poor business strategies. Still, Marvel slowly recovered and return…

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A step forward, but far from universal: CUPE calls WSIB expansion incomplete

by Business Wire

HAMILTON, ON. — Wednesday’s announcement of the expansion of Workplace Safety and Insurance Board coverage still leaves over 1.5 million Ontario workers without critical safety protections. “Today’s announcement is a half measure,” said Fred Hahn, president o…

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Redmond: 2026 Masters – The Last Bastion of Sports Civility

by Daniel Redmond

The 90th Masters gets underway tomorrow at 7:25 am with the ceremonial tee shots of Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, and Gary Player. The post Redmond: 2026 Masters – The Last Bastion of Sports Civility appeared first on Breitbart.

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Scottie Scheffler's family, including 12-day-old son, enjoy Masters Par 3 Contest at Augusta

by null

Scottie Scheffler brought his entire family, including 12-day-old son Remy, to the Masters Par 3 Contest at Augusta National ahead of round one.

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I went to the Masters and witnessed something amazing that had nothing to do with golf

by null

Walking Augusta National during the Masters reveals a culture built on respect, family and tradition that feels increasingly rare in modern America.

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New rules for CDC vaccine panel aim to address lawsuit, empower Kennedy’s allies

by Helen Branswell et al.

This article discusses the new rules for the CDC vaccine panel, which are aimed at addressing a lawsuit and empowering allies of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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A new trick for old science, and biotech VCs’ scrambled playbook

by Allison DeAngelis et al.

This article examines novel approaches in biotechnology, including exon-skipping techniques for treating Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and the shifting landscape in venture capital.

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5 years after lupus breakthrough, CAR-T is still surprising autoimmunity researchers

by Isabella Cueto

This article looks into advancements in CAR-T therapy five years post-lupus breakthrough and its implications for autoimmune diseases.

STAT News
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FDA rejects an industry proposal to deregulate some AI devices

by Unknown

The FDA's decision to reject an industry proposal regarding AI device regulation is analyzed in this article.

STAT News
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Adaptation modulates effective connectivity and network stability

by Thomas J. Richner et al.

The article discusses how adaptive mechanisms can influence effective connectivity in neural networks, impacting their overall stability.

Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience
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EEG-based Neurodiagnostic Evaluation of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Stress Reduction in Patient with Drug Addiction

by Mashal Fatima et al.

This original research evaluates the impact of cognitive behavioural therapy on patients with drug addiction using EEG as a neurodiagnostic tool.

Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience
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How blindness shapes personality: a neuro-ecological account

by Xue Zhang et al.

This research explores the relationship between blindness and personality traits, providing a neuro-ecological perspective.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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Translation of surface electromyography into a clinically applicable objective bulbar assessment tool to improve measurement-based care in amyotrophic laterals sclerosis

by Panying Rong et al.

This article presents a novel objective assessment tool for bulbar function in ALS patients using surface electromyography.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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CRH neurons in the AM-ACC circuit drive chronic pain and anxiety comorbidity

by Qingzan Zhao et al.

This research examines the role of CRH neurons in the anterior midcingulate cortex in driving both chronic pain and anxiety disorders.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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Effective analysis of neurotoxicity and mechanisms of dioctyl terephthalate using network toxicology

by Hao Tang et al.

This research utilizes network toxicology approaches to analyze the neurotoxic effects of dioctyl terephthalate.

Frontiers in Neuroscience
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As Opioid Use Declines, Gabapentinoid Co-Prescribing Rises

by MedPage Today

Millions of U.S. patients are still prescribed long-term opioids.

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Dementia Risk May Be Linked to One's Outlook, Study Suggests

by MedPage Today

Results persisted after adjusting for depression and major health conditions.

MedPage Today
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Polylab: A MATLAB Toolbox for Multivariate Polynomial Modeling

by Yi-Shuai Niu et al.

The paper introduces 'Polylab', a MATLAB toolbox designed for the modeling of multivariate polynomials. It supports several functionalities and features for algebraic calculations in polynomial modeling, with applications in various fields.

On Ambiguity: The case of fraction, its meanings and roles

by Jan A Bergstra et al.

This paper discusses the concept of ambiguity in fractions, exploring their multiple meanings and roles in mathematical contexts, shedding light on how such ambiguities impact computational interpretations.

Brain-to-Speech: Prosody Feature Engineering and Transformer-Based Reconstruction

by Mohammed Salah Al-Radhi et al.

OpenAccess chapter: DOI link provided. Discusses transformer-based methods for reconstructing speech features.

arXiv Signal Processing
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COSMIC: Emotionally Intelligent Agents to Support Mental and Emotional Well-being in Extreme Isolation: Lessons from Analog Astronaut Training Missions

by A. Xygkou-Tsiamoulou

This paper discusses the design and implementation of emotionally intelligent agents intended to assist mental and emotional well-being during extreme isolation, drawing lessons from analog astronaut training missions.

Generative Experiences for Digital Mental Health Interventions: Evidence from a Randomized Study

by Ananya Bhattacharjee

This study examines generative experiences in digital mental health interventions and evaluates their effectiveness in a randomized trial.

Workmanship of Learning: Embedding Craftsmanship Values in AI-Integrated Educational Tools

by Tuan-Ting Huang

This article discusses integrating craftsmanship values into educational technologies powered by AI, aiming to enhance learning.

BioMoTouch: Touch-Based Behavioral Authentication via Biometric-Motion Interaction Modeling

by Zijian Ling

The authors introduce a novel method for behavioral authentication using touch-based interactions and modeling of biometric motion.

Intimate Strangers by Design: A Uses and Gratifications Analysis of AI Companionship

by Dayeon Eom

This paper explores user interactions with AI companions, focusing on motivations and gratification derived from these artificial relationships.

Aliquot #145: How to Protect Immune Function With Age

by Found My Fitness

As we age, the immune system slows, loses precision, and low-grade inflammation rises. These changes impact overall health.

Found My Fitness
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Conquering Social Anxiety: The Courage to Reach Out

by David Burns M.D.

A powerful executive lived in constant terror of social contact. A radical therapeutic assignment transformed his life.

Psychology Today
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How the Brain Replays Sight to Create Mental Images

by Neuroscience News

Researchers have cracked the 'imagination code,' proving that the brain reactivates the same neurons to imagine an object as it does to see it. The study in Science offers new insights into PTSD and OCD.

Neuroscience News
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The Shared Secret of Mammal and Dragonfly Color Vision

by Neuroscience News

Dragonflies and humans independently evolved the same mechanism for sensing red light. This ultra-sensitive dragonfly protein could lead to new deep-tissue medical treatments.

Neuroscience News
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Virtual Hippocampus: Pinpointing Alzheimer’s “Tipping Points”

by Neuroscience News

Researchers are developing a multiscale model of the hippocampus to identify why specific neurons are vulnerable to Alzheimer's. The virtual testbed aims to find therapeutic tipping points before memory loss becomes irreversible.

Neuroscience News
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AI Reveals Loneliness and Insomnia as Risks for Diabetes

by Neuroscience News

A 17-year study using AI 'digital twins' reveals that loneliness, insomnia, and poor mental health raise Type 2 diabetes risk by 78% when combined. The model suggests mental health is a stronger predictor than diet.

Neuroscience News
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Micronutrients Could Stop Brain Bleeding in Alzheimer’s Treatment

by Neuroscience News

Researchers have found that combining Alzheimer’s medications with molecules derived from grapes and turmeric is more effective and safer than current treatments, potentially reducing risks of brain swelling.

Neuroscience News
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How Science Solved the Mystery of the Psychedelic High

by Neuroscience News

A massive international study identifies a universal pattern of brain activity across psilocybin, LSD, DMT, and more. Researchers found that all major psychedelics dissolve brain network boundaries, triggering global 'cross-talk.'

Neuroscience News
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RFK Jr. rewrites CDC panel’s charter, opening door to anti-vaccine quacks

by Beth Mole

ACIP’s charter now full of anti-vaccine terms and welcomes fringe groups to CDC.

Ars Technica
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Clinical trial shows gene editing works for β-Thalassaemia, too

by John Timmer

Improved gene editing process reactivates the fetal version of a hemoglobin gene.

Ars Technica
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CDC study shows COVID shot benefits; Trump official blocks release

by Beth Mole

Study found shots cut urgent care and hospitalization by about 50% in healthy adults.

Ars Technica
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How to make the Startup Battlefield Top 20 — and what every company gets regardless

by Isabelle Johannessen

TechCrunch details the criteria for selection into the Startup Battlefield Top 20 at the Disrupt conference and what benefits all participating startups receive.

TechCrunch
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by TechCrunch Events

Reminder for the upcoming TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 event and ticket savings.

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Collide Capital raises $95M fund to back fintech, future-of-work startups

by Dominic-Madori Davis

Collide Capital announces the launch of a new fund specifically focused on supporting fintech and remote-work startups.

TechCrunch
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dEEGtal Insights reinforces governance for its next phase of growth

by Wyss Center

dEEGtal Insights presents its initiatives to enhance governance structures as it enters a new growth phase.

Wyss Center
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How does mitochondrial DNA affect your health?

by Salk Institute for Biological Studies

The article discusses how mitochondria, the powerhouses of cells, have their own DNA, which influences human health. The evolutionary relationship has implications for diseases linked to mitochondrial dysfunction.

Salk Institute for Biological Studies
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How do plant roots grow in unpredictable temperatures?

by Salk Institute for Biological Studies

The article explores how plant roots adapt to variable temperatures by growing deeper into the soil, allowing access to water and nutrients as an essential survival strategy.

Salk Institute for Biological Studies
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Essentials: The Biology of Aggression, Mating & Arousal | Dr. David Anderson

by Huberman Lab

In this episode, Dr. David Anderson discusses the biological mechanisms underlying aggression, mating, and arousal, exploring how these factors influence behavior and relationships.

Huberman Lab
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Woodland battles PTSD, emotions at Masters

by Daily Drive

Former U.S. Open champ is happy to get back to Augusta as a tournament winner.

The Daily Drive
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ICYMI O/N - April 8th, 2026

by Zack Eiseman

A roundup of news surrounding PTSD and related topics.

In Case You Missed It
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Writing Together is a Great Way to Make Friends

by Owen Scott Muir et al.

The article discusses the importance of collaboration and community in creating meaningful connections, emphasizing the magical moments that can arise from shared efforts in writing.

The Frontier Psychiatrists
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An Interview with My Daughter Two Days Before She Turns 10

by Owen Scott Muir et al.

This piece captures a candid conversation between the author and his daughter, reflecting on familial bonds, growth, and the future.

The Frontier Psychiatrists
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💥 Issue 99: The Aging Programmer, Post-Quantum Cryptography, AWS Lambda Performance Tuning, Lock-Free Programming in Java, What’s Missing in Postgres, ...

by Tech Talks Weekly

This issue discusses various topics including post-quantum cryptography, and performance tuning in AWS Lambda.

Tech Talks Weekly
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The Cryptocurrency Economy Has a Quantum Problem

by SecDev

Examines the vulnerabilities of cryptocurrency cryptography to quantum computing threats, based on recent Google research.

SecDev
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WuBlockchain Weekly: US Proposes Relaxing Rules for 401 (k) Plans to Invest in Crypto, Google Highlights Quantum Threats to Cryptography, Drift Hacked with $285 Million Stolen, etc

by WuBlockchain

This weekly roundup covers major events in the blockchain space, including crypto investments in retirement plans.

Wu Blockchain
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Who Decides What Science Gets Done?

by Elizabeth Ginexi

The article discusses the history behind the NIH funding system, particularly in the context of the changes made during the Trump administration.

Elizabeth Ginexi
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by Halo Plus

Post-SXSW 2026, hālo+ haus shares perks and offers from partners for attendees.

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Microsoft Suspends Open-Source Accounts

by CyberMaterial

Microsoft has abruptly suspended the developer accounts for open-source security projects VeraCrypt and WireGuard, preventing them from signing drivers or issuing updates to Windows users.

CyberMaterial
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THE SPIRIT OF NATURE AND OUR URGE TO MOVE AHEAD

by Linda Varos

A Guided Breathwork Practice & Faeries!

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🌿 Thursday Morning Breathwork: Breathing with Awareness

by Peaceful Healer

Good morning dear soul,

Peaceful Healer
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🔍Is DeFi lending still worth it?

by The DeFi Investor

This article provides valuable insights and a detailed examination of the current landscape of DeFi lending, assessing its viability in today's market.

The DeFi Investor
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Weekly Crypto Rundown

by Mindful DeFi

A roundup of the most important upcoming events in the cryptocurrency landscape, focusing on key developments and opportunities.

Mindful DeFi
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Weekly RWA Updates

by Mindful DeFi

A recap of recent updates regarding Real World Assets (RWA) in the DeFi space, aimed at investors keeping track of these developments.

Mindful DeFi
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Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 450

by Miko Planas

This issue includes updates on Gemma 4, a paper about Components of A Coding Agent, and VOID: Video Object and Interaction Deletion.

Deep Learning Weekly
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Deep Learning: Speed, Slope and Shape

by Mark Ashton Smith

Discussion on how life-path decisions can significantly influence personal growth trajectories.

IQ Mindware Substack
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Chocolate Sloths, Tinder, and Moral Backstops

by J Bostock

This post explores moral decision-making using humorous analogies involving sloths and chocolate.

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by Tong Hui Kang

A placeholder discussion post regarding the Open Progress Prize publication related to the NVIDIA Nemotron Model Reasoning Challenge.

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Questions & Answers

by Muhammad Junaid

Technical advice from other data scientists.

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Project Hail Mary

by Robin Hanson

This post discusses the grounding of scientific concepts within the narrative of the Project Hail Mary.

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MacGyver the Foley

by Kane Guthrie

Foley balloon tamponade can temporarily control catastrophic neck, axillary and groin bleeding, buying time for imaging and definitive care in trauma.

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New Emergent Ventures tranche on science policy and communication

by Tyler Cowen

American science policy is becoming increasingly significant in light of funding challenges. There’s a call for policy entrepreneurs and communicators to effectively shape science discourse and governance.

Marginal Revolution
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AI Risks

by Alex Tabarrok

Recent insights highlight severe risks emerging from advanced AI systems, capable of exploiting software vulnerabilities and highlighting the urgent need for effective security measures.

Marginal Revolution
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Thursday assorted links

by Tyler Cowen

A compilation of interesting articles and discussions covering various topics, including the estrangement from the philosophy of economics and investment in scientific instruments.

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by usernames

This thread discusses issues faced with verifying writing capabilities and related troubleshooting.

Dangerous Things Forum
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by Pilgrimsmaster

Users share their experiences determining different flex implant locations for optimal effectiveness.

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Research revealing how the brain flushes waste named STAT Madness Editors’ Pick

by Amanda Erickson

This article discusses groundbreaking research on the brain's mechanisms for flushing waste, highlighting the work recognized as an 'Editors' Pick' during STAT Madness.

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SASLO: A Scene-Aware Spatial Layout Optimization System for AR-SSVEP

by Beining Cao et al.

The study introduces a system for optimizing spatial layouts in augmented reality scenarios utilizing the steady-state visual evoked potential (SSVEP) for brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). It adapts visual stimuli in real-world environments and shows effectiveness in outdoor settings.

EEG-MFTNet: An Enhanced EEGNet Architecture with Multi-Scale Temporal Convolutions and Transformer Fusion for Cross-Session Motor Imagery Decoding

by Panagiotis Andrikopoulos et al.

This research develops EEG-MFTNet, a specialized deep learning model designed to improve motor imagery decoding from EEG signals by integrating multi-scale temporal convolutions and Transformer technology.

Team Director Atsushi Miyawaki Receives 3rd Kobe Prize Grand Prix from Nakatani Foundation

by RIKEN Center for Brain Science

Atsushi Miyawaki, a team director at RIKEN, has been awarded the prestigious 3rd Kobe Prize Grand Prix for his outstanding contributions to brain science.

RIKEN Center for Brain Science
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Team Director Aya Takeoka Receives 3rd Kobe Young Investigator Prize from Nakatani Foundation

by RIKEN Center for Brain Science

Aya Takeoka, another team director at RIKEN, has been recognized with the 3rd Kobe Young Investigator Prize for her contributions to neuroscience research.

RIKEN Center for Brain Science
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ETH needs a supply cap at 128 million

by antonydenyer

This topic discusses the need for a supply cap on Ethereum at 128 million, covering implications and potential effects on the ecosystem.

Ethereum Research
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Separator-Based Participation Commitments for Post-Quantum Attestation Aggregation

by muellerberndt

This topic explores participation commitments and their implications for post-quantum cryptography in Ethereum.

Ethereum Research
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Releasing Reth 2.0!

by The Reth Team et al.

Reth is now faster, smaller, and ready for the next frontier of crypto infrastructure.

Paradigm
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An Interactive Guide to GENIUS Implementation

by Madison Parker et al.

The GENIUS Act is law. We built a real-time tracker for what comes next.

Paradigm
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Why Do Americans No Longer Work So Much More Than Non-Americans?

by Serdar Birinci et al.

The paper evaluates the convergence of working hours between Americans and non-Americans, exploring why the gap has narrowed compared to the 1990s. A tractable model of labor supply enriched with multiple sources of heterogeneity across individuals is developed.

Cash Transfers and Productive Inclusion: Evidence from Bolsa Familia

by Michael C. Best et al.

The study explores the impact of cash transfers on work and health, highlighting an increase in employment rates alongside improved health outcomes linked to Brazil's Bolsa Família program.