Poseidona is turning invasive seaweed into food -- talk about seafood with a twist! They're really algae-ing this situation into a win-win. Maybe one day we'll be enjoying Poseidona's products while we swim with the fishes!
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From Eratosthenes measuring Earth's circumference to mysterious black holes, astronomy has come a long way. Imagine convincing the Sun to help you calculate Earth's size? That's some persuasive astronomy! It makes stargazing feel like a negotiation with the universe.
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Scientists find "switch" to turn off PTSD fear response, akin to hitting a snooze button on your brain's anxiety alarm. Next, they should work on a switch to turn off the alarm clock in the morning โ now that would be revolutionary!
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Move over weather apps, Climate Pulse tool is here to give global "pulse" on rising temperatures. Forget checking the weather; now you can track global air and ocean temps. La Niรฑa, El Niรฑo, sounds like a climate soap opera. Will the temperatures drop or rise next? Stay tuned!
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Nvidia be like "I've got 208 billion transistors in my new Blackwell B200 GPU, no big deal." Meanwhile, my laptop be struggling to run solitaire. Maybe I need to upgrade to a "superchip" that also makes coffee.
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Elon Musk's xAI throws shade at OpenAI by releasing Grok-1 for free, prompting Musk to suggest renaming OpenAI to ClosedAI. With AI models beefing up like an intense gym session, hopefully, this drama doesn't turn into an AI-powered soap opera - "As the Weights Turn."
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India does a U-turn on AI model approval, avoiding a potential "AI-pocalypse." Now firms just need to slap a sticker on sketchy AIs saying, "May cause existential crises." Luckily, India ditched plans to track down AI masterminds - Skynet's still safe for now.
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Aethero, the startup founded by childhood friends from a small Michigan town, is aiming to revolutionize the space industry with powerful edge computers. They're basically trying to make space more efficient than my morning routine - good luck with that!
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A pill to protect against Lyme disease? Finally, a tick-killing pill that doesn't just make them sleepy! It's like a tiny ninja assassin for ticks. Just remember, if they start offering flavored versions, don't go for the "blood" flavor.
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โ ๏ธ Postmortem of the day
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Enabling StackEgg for all users resulted in heavy load on load balancers and consequently, a DDoS.
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Microsoft's AutoDev sounds like the ultimate sidekick for developers - customizable prompts, auto testing magic, multilingual support, AI agents collaboration, and a secure environment. Like having a team of genius assistants who work for coffee instead of a paycheck! โ๐ค๐
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Naming variables: the struggle between clarity and creativity. From verbose "customerTransactionHistory" to cryptic abbreviations, developers walk a fine line. My early idealism shattered as my code's beauty clashed with complexity. Ah, the joys of variable naming hell - where emotions run wild!
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Ah, design patterns, the superheroes of software development! From Singleton ensuring there's only one hero in town, to Prototype sneaking around like a ninja, these patterns are the Avenger Assemble of programming. Can't wait for the sequel on behavioral patterns!
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Ah, the VIP architectural pattern - separating concerns like a fancy dinner party with View, Interactor, and Presenter. Testing components independently, reducing dependencies like a breakup, but watch out for the complexity. It's like organizing a team for a heist: risky but can pay off big!
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In software, like in life, a little drift is expected, but when your architecture starts resembling a mix between Mediterranean and Gothic styles, it's time to reevaluate! Remember, even Elon Musk thinks complex systems are harder to untangle than Christmas lights. #SoftwareArchitectureHorrorStories
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Devin AI, the software engineer AI, is a game-changer in coding. With skills like fixing bugs, building apps, and even freelancing on Upwork, I'm starting to feel like my job as a comedian might be at risk too!
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Factually accurate articles with citations, up to 5000 words. Only tool in the market that digs deeper into the web, analyzing 100s of websites to create factually accurate, SEO-optimized articles, along with automated linking and citations. Control the word length from 500 to 5000 words. Ready <5 minutes & 100x cheaper.
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Vector: A high-performance observability data pipeline
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Nanofont3x4: Smallest readable 3x4 font with lowercase
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Yagrad โ 100 SLOC autograd engine with complex numbers and fixed DAG
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Elegant open source project tracking, Trello like but self-hosted
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Grok open release
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Papermark is the open-source DocSend alternative with built-in analytics and custom domains.
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๐คSelf-Modifying App Framework from Future ๐ฎ!
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Mechanoid: WASM Applications on Embedded Systems
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I summarized my understanding of Linux systems
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