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They’ll never forgive a bunch of grad student libs for making a company more valuable than almost anything they’ve ever funded and that all their portfolio companies are dependent on
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City Controller subpoenas financial records from '28 Olympic organizers latimes.com/california/story…
its a literal fertile basin inhabited for tens of thousands of years but go off and remember:
"Climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live until you're the one filming it"
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It 💯 sucks but literally you live in a desert that was not intended to support human beings.
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I’m still half in disbelief
We asked Gemini Argon to teach the Apollo humanoid to play cornhole, and it zero-shotted it
All we gave it was a video of a person doing it. It then took control of the robot, generated its own sim env, performed some sysID, and trained launches on the real robot.
It took it a few real shots to improve and then land many consecutive airmails.
The process was so long and articulated that we asked the robot itself to explain what it did to us, as you can see at the end of the video. It even came up with the gestures
Great demo for a great model @googledeepmind @apptronik
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I would like to see MEGALOPOLIS and DIGGER together please
EXCLUSIVE: For the first time since its 2024 launch, Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis will return to theaters in a limited engagement that will allow audiences to interact with the iconic director. Coppola decided when he self-financed and shot the provocative film that it would not be put through any domestic-based streaming services or DVDs produced for the U.S. market. He felt it was now time to put it back out.
Read More: deadline.com/2026/10/francis…
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the mathematicians do not pull punches
Well worth reading: proofsandprompts.com/2026/10…
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LA is HOT. But does it have to be this hot?
Did you know shade from a single tree can drop temps by 20° or more? Yet working-class neighborhoods like South LA, East LA, and the Valley get the least tree coverage and bear the brunt of extreme heat. Let's change that and finally cool things down for everyone.

























