A new study leverages the power of deep learning to analyze the complex processes behind particle acceleration at shock fronts, offering fresh insights into astrophysical phenomena.
Lo, Nikita Bier, X’s director of product, hath unveiled this controversial feature on Saturday, touting it as a guardian of platform integrity and a beacon for truth-seekers. 🌟 But Buterin, ever the skeptic, predicts that some shall soon masquerade as citizens of foreign lands. 🌍 Initially, he saw a glimmer of hope-greater visibility into diverse community sentiments-but alas, his optimism waned. 😔
La valeur de notre cher Ethereum se trouve à un carrefour critique – ce n’est rien de moins que Matthieu Du Puits ou un point de confusion pour nos philosophes cryptographiques! Une figure semblable à celle d’un sablier chinois apparait sur le graphique des quatre heures, annonçant des nouvelles hautes et basses… Mais là, point d’article d’économie facile…
According to this oracle of blockchain banality, the cryptocurrency remains “strong” – not, heavens forbid, because it might be useful or stable, but because it offers something truly decadent in our over-regulated age: freedom. Yes, that troublesome notion last seen fleeing the scene of a taxes audit in 1913. 🏃♂️💨
Maia, Charlie, Tallulah, and Alani have likely been to parties similar to the one thrown by online personality Quen Blackwell (playing herself) at Elijah Wood’s house—it’s a bit unusual, but go with it. However, Quen specifically inviting Tallulah after her popular video about Paulena changes everything. This isn’t just a casual hangout; everyone there, including the group, is hoping to gain something from the party—or offer something to Quen in return.
This week on It: Welcome to Derry, Pauly (Rudy Mancuso) bravely gave his life to protect Leroy’s (Jovan Adepo) son. Pennywise, played by Bill Skarsgård, put Leroy in a trance, causing him to try and harm his own child. Pauly jumped in to stop him, but tragically lost his life in the process.
The markets, ever fickle, have chosen to ignore the tragic demise of Elon Musk’s D.O.G.E. department, a bureaucratic farce that collapsed like a house of cards. 🏢💥 Yet, DOGE marches on, driven by the blind optimism of the masses and the promise of a new ETF. Ah, the irony of it all!
Zlatko Burić is joining the cast of the new Disney+ series Wonder Man, Marvel Studios has announced. As seen in the first trailer for the show—revealed at New York Comic-Con 2025—Burić will play Von Kovak, a celebrated movie director within the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s version of Hollywood.
Researchers have developed a novel framework that combines image analysis with reasoning to more accurately forecast wildfire risk and improve our understanding of contributing factors.
I still have so many questions, like how Lilly is allowed to see Marge after supposedly stabbing her in the eye with a chisel. Marge claims her glasses broke – a somewhat flimsy excuse – but she’s determined to fix things with Lilly now that they know a monster is real. At the Standpipe, Ronnie suggests Marge could clear Hank’s name by telling the truth, which doesn’t really add up, but I understand why she’s grasping at straws. Their conversation is cut short by the unexpected arrival of Matty, who everyone believed was dead. He’s covered in dirt but alive, and he recounts a terrifying experience escaping from the sewers. He reveals the clown – Pennywise – lives down there, describing the horrific sights of Teddy’s brains being eaten and Susie dying. Matty also says Phil is still alive, though injured – something a viewer recently asked about. He refuses to go to the police, fearing they’ll send him back to his abusive father. Knowing Chief Bowers and the Derry police, Matty is probably right to be scared of going home. He’d rather face the sewers than his father.
