James Gunn recently addressed fan theories on Threads about whether the well-known “Panic in the Sky” comic storyline influenced the upcoming movie. He quickly dismissed the idea, stating it wasn’t a significant inspiration for the film’s plot.
San Francisco’s favorite crypto sleuths at TRM Labs announced their love letter to Finray Technologies on February 24, 2026, presumably to survive the EU’s MiCA framework. The partnership lets banks pretend they understand crypto by embedding real-time onchain risk signals into Finray’s infrastructure. Now they can manage crypto transfers and fiat payments in one place-like adult diapers for compliance teams who can’t multitask.
I’m so hyped for Luuk Herssen’s arrival in Wuthering Waves – it’s happening alongside Galbrena’s rerun! And to make things even better, his banner includes these awesome 4-star Resonators:
Bitcoin is in a ‘not digital gold’ period.
A new study explores whether large language models can effectively translate the complex logic behind credit risk predictions into human-understandable explanations.
Why are Pippin, Kite, and Decred standing tall while the rest of the market succumbs to its inevitable doom? Perhaps it’s time to consider these cryptos as potential investments in these tumultuous times.
In the dim glow of digital finance, XRP stirs once more, prodded by Grayscale’s revelation that clients whisper its name with almost religious fervor-just shy of Bitcoin’s well-rehearsed soliloquy. “A curious phenomenon,” remarked the firm, as if noting the seasonal migration of confused investors. Brad Garlinghouse, ever the optimist, clapped like a child with a … Read more
A new framework and benchmark suite aim to ensure financial large language models are reliable, transparent, and ready for real-world deployment.
Sometimes, games unexpectedly become incredibly popular. We’ve seen this happen many times with indie projects like Content Warning and PEAK, which quickly gained a large following. Usually, this surge in popularity happens after a game has been officially released, even if it’s still in early development.
Lillard was understandably upset by Quentin Tarantino’s comments, especially as a longtime fan. He described it as feeling like a punch to the gut, explaining in December that it was incredibly hurtful. He pointed out that Tarantino wouldn’t say such a thing to a major star like Tom Cruise, or to anyone widely accepted in Hollywood. Lillard felt popular with his fans, but not within the industry itself, which he found both humbling and painful. Fortunately, he now recognizes that he is respected in Hollywood as well.