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    SpaceX Starship ends flight early after first orbit of Earth●Watch: Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship ends flight early after first-ever orbit of Earth✉newsScienceSpace2 d ago

    Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship completed its first-ever orbit of Earth but ended its flight earlier than planned. Footage of the test flight circulated widely, with observers noting both the milestone of a full orbital loop and the premature ending. The mission is part of SpaceX's ongoing development of the reusable vehicle intended for missions to the Moon and Mars.

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    Anthropic's Claude Code Adds Self-Designing AI Evaluations●Anthropic's Claude Code Adds Self-Designing AI Evaluations and Optimization𝕏xSETechnologyAI7732 d ago

    Anthropic has announced that Claude Code, its AI coding assistant, can now design its own evaluations and use them to optimize its performance. The feature means the tool can generate tests for coding tasks, measure its own results against them, and refine its behavior automatically. Commenters in AI circles are weighing the productivity gains against concerns about self-assessment reliability and whether self-directed evaluation loops can be trusted without human oversight.

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    French biathlete Lou Jeanmonnot is trending in France as the biathlon season draws focus. The sport is in the spotlight, with Lithuania announcing its selections of Nikita Cigak and Natalja Kocergina for the Loop One Festival, and fans following news around their national athletes and the competitive circuit.

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    California closes chemical-safety loophole exposed by journalists●California just closed a chemical-safety loophole CalMatters found✉newsLifeHome & Garden2 d ago

    California has moved to close a chemical-safety loophole after CalMatters' reporting drew attention to the regulatory gap. The state's action follows the nonprofit newsroom's investigation into how hazardous chemicals avoided oversight under existing rules. Officials are presenting the fix as a step toward stronger consumer and environmental protections, and the story has put renewed focus on the role of accountability journalism in prompting policy change.

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    Utah copper mine turns waste sludge into solar power●More than 71,000 solar panels on a Utah copper mine carry a metal pulled from the same sludge the refinery already mines for gold and silver, because 90 percent of the world's tellurium is locked inside copper ore, and the panels now power the operation tha✉newsEnvironmentEnergy2 d ago

    A copper mine in Utah has installed more than 71,000 solar panels that use tellurium, a metal extracted from the same refinery sludge already processed for gold and silver. Around 90 percent of the world's tellurium is locked inside copper ore, making copper refining a key supply route. The panels now power the mining operation itself, closing the loop between extraction and clean energy production.

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    Harness Score Tutorials Urge Auditing AI Coding Repositories●Audit an AI coding repository with Harness Score, interpret L0-L4 maturity, and improve the feedback loop without chasinMmastodonTechnologySoftware453 min ago

    A new open-source tutorial guides developers through auditing AI coding repositories using Harness Score, a framework that rates harness maturity from L0 to L4. Readers are told to interpret the maturity levels and improve their development feedback loop incrementally rather than chasing a fixed score. The piece is gaining traction among developers interested in devtools, coding practice and AI-assisted software engineering workflows.

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    NFL Week 3: Loop's heroics, Maye concerns, Purdy's MVP form▼NFL Week 3 Sunday aftermath: Tyler Loop's heroics, Drake Maye concerns, Brock Purdy's MVP form✉newsSportFootball2 d ago

    NFL Week 3's Sunday games produced several major talking points: rookie kicker Tyler Loop delivered game-winning heroics, New England's Drake Maye raised fresh concerns about his play, and San Francisco's Brock Purdy put up a performance being described as MVP-caliber. Analysts and fans are weighing what each storyline means for the rest of the season.

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    How sequencers changed the way we compose music●Comment les séquenceurs ont-ils changé notre manière de composer ? Composer autrement avec les séquenceurs https:// fr.aMmastodonCultureMusic59 h ago

    A new feature by Audiofanzine explores how pattern-based sequencers have transformed music composition, allowing musicians to build and arrange music in step-by-step loops rather than traditional notation. The piece examines how the tool reshaped electronic and studio workflows, and discussion around it highlights renewed interest in composing differently using sequencers.

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    Earendil Works has released pi, an open-source TypeScript toolkit for building AI agents. It provides a unified API across large language model providers, a built-in agent loop, a terminal user interface, and a command-line coding agent. The project is drawing attention among developers experimenting with agent frameworks on GitHub.

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    Anthropic says its Claude AI solved a nine-loop particle physics challenge, an extremely complex calculation in quantum field theory. Nine-loop computations involve vast numbers of terms and are traditionally done with specialized software and significant human effort, so a successful AI solution would mark a milestone for AI in theoretical physics. The claim is drawing attention from researchers assessing how far AI models can go in advanced scientific work.

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    Early voting begins in Chicago for November election▼Early voting begins in Chicago for November election at Loop Super Site, Chicago Board of Elections✉newsWorldElectionsjust now

    Early voting has opened in Chicago ahead of the November election, with voters able to cast ballots at the Loop Super Site, according to the Chicago Board of Elections. The downtown site is expected to serve as a central hub for early ballots as election officials prepare for turnout across the city in the weeks leading up to Election Day.

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    Sheffield runners' evening 10k loop hitting early darkness●A more relaxed 10k run this evening, our usual loop out from Sheffield to Oughtibridge and back with friends. We're goinMmastodonHealthFitness633 min ago

    Runners in Sheffield completed a relaxed 10k along their usual route out to Oughtibridge and back with friends on a weeknight. The run is a regular after-work option, but the group says the route needs rethinking soon because it is getting noticeably dark by the end of the loop, raising safety concerns for evening training as the season changes.

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    Ice cream cravings take over social feeds this summer●I need my icecream! 😄🙈🍦🍨 # Summer # truelove # Food # icecream # Loops # norge # LoopsVideo # fypMmastodonLifeFood22 h ago

    A lighthearted post about craving ice cream has been making the rounds, tagged with summer, food and Norway themes. The short clip plays on the joke of needing ice cream like true love, complete with playful emojis. It reflects the seasonal wave of ice cream content that tends to circulate during warm weather.

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    Rumination: Learning to Let Go of What Others Did●What You Can Control, What You Can’t, and How to Stop Getting Stuck on “What They Did” It's 11pm, or you're driving someMmastodonHealthMental Health615 h ago

    A coach's reflection on rumination is drawing attention: the late-night mental replay of an argument or hurtful comment, and how fixating on what someone else did keeps people stuck. The advice circulating is to separate what is within your control, your own response and boundaries, from what is not, other people's behaviour, and to practise redirecting the mind when it loops.

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    NFL Week 3: Loop heroics, Maye worries, Purdy MVP form▼NFL Week 3 Sunday aftermath: Tyler Loop's heroics, Drake Maye concerns, Brock Purdy's MVP form https://www. nfl.com/newsMmastodonSportFootball22 d ago

    Week 3 of the NFL season delivered talking points across Sunday's slate: rookie Tyler Loop delivered late heroics for his team, Drake Maye raised fresh concerns about his play with the New England Patriots, and Brock Purdy looked every bit an MVP candidate in a strong outing against the Raiders. Commentators are weighing what each performance means heading into Week 4.

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    NVIDIA and CoreWeave Close the Loop on Agentic AI▼From Training to Production, NVIDIA and CoreWeave Close the Loop on Agentic AI✉newsTechnologySoftware52 min ago

    NVIDIA and cloud computing provider CoreWeave announced a collaboration covering the full lifecycle of agentic AI, from model training through to production deployment. The partnership aims to let enterprises build, run and scale AI agents end to end on CoreWeave's infrastructure powered by NVIDIA technology, closing the gap between developing AI systems and putting them to work.

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    Five CLI releases this week focus on long-running agents●Five CLI releases, 15.0.2 through 15.0.6, shipped this week. The theme is long-running agents that... # ai # productivitMmastodonTechnologySoftware47 h ago

    A rapid series of CLI releases, versions 15.0.2 through 15.0.6, shipped within a single week, all centred on supporting long-running AI agents. The updates reportedly include features such as shared Serena daemons and bounded retry loops, aimed at making agent-driven coding and development workflows more reliable and productive for programmers.

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    Macklemore says Free Palestine Tour dates sold out immediately●Less than a week after announcing dates for his Free Palestine Tour, Macklemore said all three dates in Dublin, Paris, aMmastodonWarMiddle East33 h ago

    Macklemore announced three dates in Dublin, Paris and London for his Free Palestine Tour, and says all three sold out within a week of going on sale. The news follows his reported removal from Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour after his pro-Palestine remarks. Supporters see the sell-outs as evidence of strong audience backing for his stance, keeping the rapper's activism and its career consequences in the spotlight.

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    Google's AI comeback raises 'doom loop' concerns●Four years ago, Google looked to be falling behind its peers when it came to AI technology. Today, the tech giant has leMmastodonTechnologyAI21 d ago

    Four years after appearing to fall behind rivals in AI, Google has repositioned itself as a leading player, using its massive user base to push AI products to millions of people who may not otherwise have used them. Commentators say the company's turnaround is remarkable, but warn that a so-called "doom loop" of declining traffic and AI-driven disruption may threaten its position ahead.

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    Developers Say AI Agent Workflows Still Operate as Black Boxes●When transitioning from basic LLM prompts to autonomous Agent workflows, the primary operational bottleneck is the blackMmastodonTechnologySoftware311 h ago

    Developers moving from simple LLM prompting to autonomous agent workflows are flagging the black-box problem as their main operational bottleneck. Once a multi-step task starts, they often cannot see intermediate actions such as browser clicks or the agent's subtask reasoning loops until the process finishes, making debugging and auditing difficult. Discussion is focused on how little visibility current tooling gives into what agents are actually doing mid-run.

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    Senate Bill Would Exempt Small Stablecoin Buys From Tax▼A Senate Bill Would Make Small Stablecoin Purchases Tax-Free and Close Crypto's Wash-Sale Loophole. What Changes for Bitcoin and XRP Holders?✉newsBusinessCrypto12 h ago

    A new Senate bill would exempt small stablecoin purchases from taxation and close the wash-sale loophole that lets crypto investors claim losses and quickly repurchase assets. If passed, the change would affect how Bitcoin and XRP holders realise losses and manage small transactions. The proposal signals renewed congressional interest in clarifying US digital asset tax rules.

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    TEI Buys Chicago Jeweler's Row Retail Property for $3.9 Million●TEI Acquires Retail Property on Jeweler’s Row in Chicago for $3.9 Million✉newsBusinessRetail1 h ago

    TEI has acquired a retail property on Jeweler's Row in Chicago for $3.9 million. The deal adds to the real estate investment firm's retail holdings along the well-known jewelry district in the city's Loop area. The transaction highlights continued investor interest in urban retail properties.

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    Pixel 11 buyer regrets $300 deal plagued by bugs●I bought a Pixel 11 for just $300, and I immediately regretted it Early adopter blues. https://www. androidauthority.comMmastodonBusinessStartups27 h ago

    A Google Pixel 11 buyer who snagged the phone for just $300 says the bargain quickly turned sour, reporting boot loops and software bugs that ruined the experience. The piece captures classic early-adopter blues: a deep discount on a new flagship that arrives with stability problems, leaving the purchaser regretting the deal despite the low price.

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    iPhones have built-in rain sounds for sleep — here's how to use them●Your iPhone has built-in rain sounds that help you sleep. Here's how to play them.✉newsTechnologyMobile2 h ago

    Many iPhone owners are only just discovering that Apple's devices ship with a built-in library of ambient rain and nature sounds designed to aid sleep and focus. The feature, part of the Background Sounds option in accessibility settings, plays looping rain, stream and other noises without needing an app. Tech outlets are walking readers through how to enable it.

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    AI laboratory system runs scientific experiments autonomously●A closed-loop artificial intelligence laboratory system capable of autonomously generating scientific hypotheses, designMmastodonTechnologyAI316 h ago

    Researchers have unveiled a closed-loop artificial intelligence laboratory system that can autonomously generate scientific hypotheses, design and execute experiments, and analyse the resulting biological data without human intervention. The system combines AI reasoning with automated lab equipment, targeting applications in systems biology, computational biology and biotechnology.

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    Google report examines AI's growing role in science●AI in Science - scientists use it lot, which can then be reused by the AI models. https:// ai.google/static/documents/AIMmastodonTechnologyAI21 d ago

    Google has published 'AI in Science: Early Insights', a 42-page report by researchers including Mihai Codreanu, Alex Imas, Juan Mateos-Garcia, Joseph Emmens, Evalyne Muiruri, Arthur Turrell and Julian Jacobs. It looks at how heavily scientists are using AI in their work and how the outputs of that research can in turn be reused to train future AI models, creating a feedback loop between science and machine learning.

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    DeFi dashboard highlights extreme negative funding on GP/USDT●📊 Feeloop Market Digest ⚡【Arbitrage】 🔥 Max Funding: GP/USDT (-4380.0% APR (Short Pay Long)) 💧【LP Terminal】 🟢 Pools: 3.2MMmastodonBusinessCrypto022 h ago

    DeFi analytics service Feeloop is publishing automated market digests flagging unusually negative funding rates on the GP/USDT pair, with a short-pay-long setup quoted at roughly -4,380% APR. The same updates also list liquidity pools totalling about 3.2 million dollars and a BSC pair offering over 5,000% APR for liquidity providers, figures that stand out even by DeFi standards.

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    Short incremental games gaining fans for quick dopamine hits▼I am so into short incremental games lately. I'm a big fan of the constant dopamine, haha!! A bunch I recommend: 🩵 DigseMmastodonCultureGaming21 d ago

    Players are recommending a wave of short incremental games, praising the steady reward loop that keeps them hooked. Titles being shared include Digseum, My Life as an Archaeologist, Magic Archery, Tower Wizard, Chef Knight, Screensaver Idle, Shelldiver and Budgie's Bug Shop, with fans swapping favourites and encouraging others to try the bite-sized idle genre.

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    NFL weighs rule change after Eagles exploit kickoff loophole▼NFL considers rule change after Eagles exploit kickoff loophole✉newsSportFootball1 d ago

    The Philadelphia Eagles found and used a loophole in the NFL's new kickoff rules, and the league is now weighing a rule change in response. The play has drawn wide attention from fans and analysts, with debate over whether the tactic was clever gamesmanship or a flaw the league must close before it spreads to other teams.

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    Looptober music challenge returns for 2026●Hey fediverse, # looptober is coming up! https:// looptober.neocities.org # looptober2026 # music # musicians # loops #MmastodonCultureMusic32 d ago

    Musicians are preparing for Looptober, a month-long challenge inviting people to create and share music loops throughout October. The event, detailed on a dedicated website, is being promoted across the fediverse with calls for producers, musicians and loop-makers to take part under shared hashtags for 2026.

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    When humans and AI learn from each other, who teaches whom?●I can't tell who's teaching who anymoreYhn1522 h ago

    A new essay argues that the line between teacher and learner is blurring, as people increasingly rely on AI systems to guide their thinking while those systems are trained on human output. The piece suggests this feedback loop makes it hard to say who is instructing whom, and readers are weighing in on what that means for education, expertise and creativity.

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    What a context switch actually costs developers●Every backend engineer learns early on that threads are not free. We are told to keep thread pools bounded, avoid contexMmastodonTechnologySoftware41 d ago

    A widely shared engineering post argues that while developers are drilled to bound thread pools and avoid context-switch storms, few can say what a context switch actually costs in time and money. It walks through the real overhead of switching between threads and why event loops and green threads are preferred for high concurrency, prompting discussion about how much folklore versus measurement shapes backend performance advice.

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    Manchester City accused of nearly a billion euros in fake revenue●📰 Manchester City loopt tegen de lamp: bijna miljard euro 'nepinkomsten' https:// nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1SLO 🕢 19:38MmastodonSportSoccer019 h ago

    Manchester City is facing new allegations that the club reported almost a billion euros in illegitimate revenue, according to reporting by RTL Nieuws. The claims relate to the Premier League's financial rules and the club's finances being described as inflated. The case fuels the ongoing dispute between the English champions and the league over alleged breaches of financial fair play regulations.

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    Dubstep fans share Wooli and Subtronics listening sessions●🎧 NOW PLAYING: Floot Loops — Wooli, Cyclops ⏭ UP NEXT: Spacetime (feat. NEVVE) — Subtronics, Nevve @ Sentinel777 Like, sMmastodonWorld21 d ago

    A listener is streaming dubstep tracks by Wooli and Cyclops, with Subtronics and Nevve's song Spacetime queued next. The post, tagged as part of a nightly news and entertainment stream, also invites followers to like, share and subscribe. The tracks come from prominent names in the American bass music scene, whose releases regularly draw attention among fans of the genre.

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    EACC/USDT shows extreme negative funding rate in arbitrage digest●📊 Feeloop Market Digest ⚡【Arbitrage】 🔥 Max Funding: EACC/USDT (-1521.8% APR (Short Pay Long)) 💧【LP Terminal】 🟢 Pools: 3.MmastodonBusinessCrypto021 h ago

    Feeloop's market digest reports EACC/USDT as the top arbitrage opportunity, with a funding rate of -1521.8% APR, meaning shorts pay longs. The digest also lists liquidity pools worth 3.2 million dollars on its LP terminal, with the top BSC pair offering 5053.0% APR. The figures point to unusual volatility or positioning in the EACC/USDT market.

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    Treasury Spares ETF Tax-Deferral Loophole, Flags Six Abuses●The "Tax-Free Forever" ETF Redemption Loophole Is Safe. Treasury Just Drew a Line Around Six Ways Funds Have Been Stretching It✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance18 h ago

    The US Treasury has signaled that the ETF redemption mechanism allowing investors to defer capital gains taxes indefinitely will remain intact, while targeting six specific practices where funds have stretched the rules. Fund managers and investors had feared a broader crackdown on the loophole, which lets ETFs avoid realized gains through in-kind share redemptions.

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    Morningstar to join Google in Chicago's Thompson Center●Morningstar joining Google at Thompson Center✉newsBusiness1 d ago

    Financial data firm Morningstar is moving into the Thompson Center in downtown Chicago, joining Google, which has been converting the former state office building into its offices. The decision adds a second major tenant to the landmark Loop property and is being read as a sign of continued confidence in downtown Chicago office space.

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    Harmony ONE funding rate hits extreme negative APR●📊 Feeloop Market Digest ⚡【Arbitrage】 🔥 Max Funding: ONE/USDT (-1715.0% APR (Short Pay Long)) 💧【LP Terminal】 🟢 Pools: 3.2MmastodonBusinessCrypto01 d ago

    A crypto market digest from Feeloop reports extreme arbitrage conditions on the ONE/USDT pair, showing a negative funding rate of -1715% APR where shorts pay longs. The same update highlights a liquidity pool on BSC offering over 5000% APR, with roughly 3.2 million dollars in pools tracked. Traders monitor such anomalies for arbitrage and yield opportunities.

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    TEI buys $3.9 million retail property on Chicago's Jeweler's Row▼TEI Acquires Retail Property on Jeweler’s Row in Chicago for $3.9M✉newsBusinessRetail1 d ago

    TEI has acquired a retail property on Jeweler's Row in Chicago for $3.9 million. The deal adds to commercial real estate activity along the historic jewelry district corridor in the Loop, where retail buildings continue to attract investor interest. Details on the property's tenants or TEI's plans for the site were not immediately disclosed.

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    New Tutorial Covers the Physics Update Loop●Physics Programming part 4: The Physics Update Loop✉newsSciencePhysics1 d ago

    The fourth instalment in a physics programming series is out, this time focusing on the physics update loop — the core step in game engines where forces, collisions and movement are advanced at a fixed rate. It continues a series that has been walking developers through the basics of simulating physics in their own code.

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