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Claude now has the ability to search the web for more up-to-date and relevant information, improving the accuracy of its responses. It directly cites sources for fact-checking and presents information in a conversational format. This feature expands Claude’s knowledge base with real-time insights, allowing for responses based on current information. Users can benefit from this […]
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Researchers at MIT have discovered that LEDs can emit more light power than electrical power consumed, with some LEDs reaching an efficiency of 230%. This groundbreaking finding challenges traditional LED efficiency standards. By lowering the applied voltage, the input power decreases while the emitted light power remains constant, resulting in increased efficiency. The excess heat […]
Physix.go is an easy-to-use physics engine in GoLang that offers efficient vector calculations and physics simulations. Users can work with Vectors, RigidBody, Collision Detection, and Springs. Notably, the engine provides collision systems for Rectangle-Rectangle and Circle-Circle shapes, along with the ability to add a bounce effect during collisions. To contribute, the project is open to […]
Drawing separator lines on webpages can improve readability and aesthetics. Traditional methods like using borders or pseudo-elements have limitations when working with modern CSS layout techniques. A new proposal, CSS gap decorations, aims to address these shortcomings by allowing customizable gap decorations in various layouts like grid and flexbox. The proposal introduces properties like row-rule […]
Get in touch with us to connect with Galois by emailing a brief description of your request. Secure your high-assurance systems by using GREASE, an open-source tool for analyzing binaries and uncovering hard-to-spot bugs, particularly crucial for systems with COTS software in binary form. GREASE can be used as a Ghidra plug-in, standalone tool, or […]
AI companies are tirelessly scraping data from websites, even targeting smaller platforms like the GNOME GitLab server. This trend raises concerns about the future, questioning if authentication or JavaScript challenges will be necessary on every webpage. The author suggests setting up billing limits for cloud infrastructure users to avoid unexpected costs caused by negligent companies. […]
The rise of solar photovoltaics, or solar panels, over the last fifteen years has been a groundbreaking development in energy generation. Solar PV technology has grown rapidly, with a ten-thousand-fold decrease in costs since its invention in the 1950s. Solar panels generate electricity by converting sunlight into power through p-n junctions. However, the intermittency of […]
Astronomers using the ALMA telescope have detected oxygen in the most distant galaxy known, challenging previous beliefs about the speed of galaxy formation in the early universe. The galaxy, JADES-GS-z14-0, was found to be more chemically mature than anticipated, with ten times more heavy elements than expected. This surprising discovery suggests that galaxies can form […]
In the state of Hidalgo, the Endhó Dam is contaminated by wastewater from Mexico City and nearby factories, hospitals, and a power station. The dam is referred to as “the world’s biggest sewer” and its surroundings appear post-apocalyptic. Shepherds like Jesús and Gloria, who have lived there for years, graze their sheep on poisoned grass, […]
The author delves into the intriguing sequence of the last two digits of 2^n, revealing the finite nature of the sequence where n == 3, 6, 10, 11, or 19 (mod 20), and the oddity of tens and hundreds digits. Surprisingly, after extensive examination up to 50000, no new terms have been discovered. An in-depth […]