In 1894, Eugene Dubois, brushing sediment in Java, unexpectedly found Java Man that still shapes human origins debates

A 1894 discovery on Java's Solo River, initially dubbed Java Man, has reshaped our understanding of early human origins.
Electrek

Tesla starts FSD v14 ‘Lite’ rollout to HW3 cars

Tesla started rolling out FSD v14 'Lite' to HW3 cars, but it's still a supervised Level 2 system — not the unsupervised ...
PCMag on MSN

I Tested 'Wildcat Lake,' Intel's New CPUs for Budget Laptops. Here's the Early Verdict

Intel says its new Wildcat Lake Core 3 Series chip family is built for affordable laptops. My first wave of tests shows ...
Tech Times

Open-Source Coding Model Ornith-1.0 Writes Its Own Training Scaffold in Reinforcement Learning

Open-source agentic coding model Ornith-1.0, released today under the MIT license, uses a self-improving reinforcement ...
The Economist

Scientists have built a cell from the ground up

Their bodies and their genomes were built in the lab from scratch, each molecule specified precisely. According to John Glass ...
GitHub

Proxy: Next Generation Polymorphism in C++

Are you looking to simplify the lifetime management and maintenance of polymorphic objects in C++? Do you want to write polymorphic code in C++ as easily as in GC languages like Java or C#, without ...
Food in Japan

Sokujo (速醸): The Modern Yeast Starter

Sokujo sake brewing is the modern starter method using added lactic acid. Learn how it works, its history, and flavor.
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Leaders at EBRAINS, a collection of tools and data resources for basic neuroscience research, are finalizing the platform’s 10-year plan amid calls to improve its usability.