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Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction Sample selection and properties Results Discussion Concluding remarks and References Appendix A: Sample selection Appendix B: Properties of the TOIs in this work Appendix C: Pre-MS estimates 2. Sample selection and properties This work is based on sources with exoplanet candidates identified from TESS light curves or “TESS … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) I. Mendigutía, Centro de Astrobiología (CAB), CSIC-INTA, Camino Bajo del Castillo s/n, 28692, Villanueva de la Cañada, Madrid, Spain; (2) J. Lillo-Box, Centro de Astrobiología (CAB), CSIC-INTA, Camino Bajo del Castillo s/n, 28692, Villanueva de la Cañada, Madrid, Spain; (3) M. Vioque, European Southern Observatory, Karl-Schwarzschild-Strasse 2, D-85748 Garching bei München, Germany … Read more

Hong Kong, Hong Kong, October 2nd, 2025/Chainwire/–Psy Protocol (formerly QED Protocol) today launched its public testnet, introducing a blockchain architecture designed to deliver internet-scale throughput and Bitcoin-level security. The launch demonstrates million-TPS capacity in internal benchmarks, enabled by client-side zero-knowledge proofs and a horizontally-scalable state architecture. Psy’s architecture is unique in that it achieves virtually … Read more

A look at the future of drug discovery, where hybrid quantum-AI systems are already starting to reshape how new medicines are developed.

Curaçao, Curaçao, October 6th, 2025/Chainwire/–In a strategic move bridging blockchain and cricket, BC.GAME News has signed on as the title sponsor of Deccan Gladiators — the three-time champions of the Abu Dhabi T10 League, for the upcoming 2025 season. The partnership marks another step in the ongoing convergence between Web3 brands and mainstream sports. With … Read more

Generative AI is reshaping advertising by enabling faster creation of ad copy, visuals, and even video, giving teams more options at scale. It allows for hyper-personalized ads tailored to individuals in real time, improving engagement and conversion. Campaigns can now self-optimize with AI-driven testing, targeting, and budget adjustments. This shift makes advertising more iterative and … Read more

Every investor knows the frustration. You watch Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, or Tesla rocket higher. You want a position, but the price tag feels insane. Buying 100 shares of Tesla (TSLA) today sets you back well over $40,000. Even a small stake burns through capital quickly. Most traders simply give up these names or just buy … Read more

When individuals die, their bank accounts and credit histories often go dark – literally and by law. Banks in the majority of the world freeze accounts when someone dies, and credit bureaus flag them “deceased,” then erase them entirely after a period (seven years in the United States. In real life, this means the whole … Read more

The introduction of US legislation on stablecoins, the GENIUS Act, has caused many countries to reflect. US-backed tokens will solidify their domination of global payments and, eventually, could even dominate some payment systems. Circle and Stripe, Visa and Mastercard are already worried. The European Central Bank has actually threatened monetary sovereignty loss and greater geopolitical … Read more

Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun, has always attracted the attention of mankind. The first records of it appeared 3,500 years ago in Babylon. The ancient Egyptians and Greeks built a simple mathematical model predicting its movement, and the Romans named it after the god of war because of its characteristic red color. In … Read more

Solana’s bullish case points to $600 by 2026—a solid 3x gain but far from its early 400x surge. Smart investors now eye Pepeto (PEPETO), an Ethereum-based meme coin with real products, 223% APY staking, and $6.9M raised. With utility-backed demand and whale interest rising, Pepeto stands out as 2025’s top asymmetric crypto bet.

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Motivation and design goals Related Work Conformal prediction 4.1. Mondrian conformal prediction (MCP) 4.2. Evaluation metrics Mondrian conformal prediction for Disk Scrubbing: our approach 5.1. System and Storage statistics 5.2. Which disk to scrub: Drive health predictor 5.3. When to scrub: Workload predictor Experimental setting and 6.1. Open-source … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Motivation and design goals Related Work Conformal prediction 4.1. Mondrian conformal prediction (MCP) 4.2. Evaluation metrics Mondrian conformal prediction for Disk Scrubbing: our approach 5.1. System and Storage statistics 5.2. Which disk to scrub: Drive health predictor 5.3. When to scrub: Workload predictor Experimental setting and 6.1. Open-source … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Motivation and design goals Related Work Conformal prediction 4.1. Mondrian conformal prediction (MCP) 4.2. Evaluation metrics Mondrian conformal prediction for Disk Scrubbing: our approach 5.1. System and Storage statistics 5.2. Which disk to scrub: Drive health predictor 5.3. When to scrub: Workload predictor Experimental setting and 6.1. Open-source … Read more

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ProBuilt Software, led by Mike Till, solved the browser multitasking problem with its patent-pending Floating Forms architecture. The tech allows multiple active forms and data views in one browser window, compressing hours of work into less time. Beyond licensing to SaaS firms, ProBuilt offers white-label ERP modules to replace QuickBooks dependencies. Even government agencies are … Read more

Prologue: Reexamining “Clean Code, Horrible Performance” This article responds to Casey Muratori’s provocative piece “Clean Code, Horrible Performance“. Muratori argues that Robert C. Martin’s “clean code” principles fundamentally compromise software performance, using shape area calculations to demonstrate his point. His central thesis is stark: clean code methodology makes software dramatically slower, with four of the … Read more

Cross-border payments are still costly and slow in 2025, even after years of tech improvements and policy changes. Sending $200 internationally costs 6.2 percent on average, which is more than twice the United Nations goal of 3 percent by 2030. For migrant workers who send money home every month, these costs add up, leaving less … Read more

In The Room, founded by Bill Allen, Blaze Faillaci, and Taylor Harry, boosts event ROI by tracking real-time attendee engagement and identifying “invisible disengagement.” Used at events like Funnel Hacking Live, it uncovered $2.8M in missed sales by re-targeting absent attendees. With live tracking, lead capture, and actionable insights, the platform is reshaping event monetization … Read more

The rules of visibility are changing faster than most brands can adapt. For the past two decades, visibility meant optimizing for search, tracking keywords, backlinks, and web traffic. But in the generative era, discovery has moved from search engines to answer engines. People aren’t typing keywords anymore; they’re asking full questions. And the systems responding … Read more

Ripple’s XRP has recorded a 3% gain in the past 24 hours as institutional activity continues to shape trading dynamics. The token has extended above the $3.00 mark, drawing renewed interest after Japan’s SBI Holdings expanded its lending services. Alongside that, optimism surrounding the pending U.S. ETF applications has fueled inflows. Yet despite XRP’s momentum, … Read more

Srinivas Potluri, founder of DonkeyApp and engineering leader at Express Global Solutions, combines research in zero-trust identity, intrusion detection, and data governance with enterprise solutions. His Salesforce-focused AI platform automates compliance and secures data access. As mentor, judge, and researcher, Potluri drives AI-powered security that protects enterprises while advancing global standards.

At the time of writing this article, SpaceX’s Starship has just completed its tenth test flight with a successful splashdown. There have been reports of major breakthroughs in orbital refueling and the first successful demonstration of Mars-bound cargo landers. https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1960535661984817592?embedable=true Our timeline, mine and yours, is at stake right now. The problem is “Unrealistic expectations.“ … Read more

Space-based solar power (SBSP) can change how we think about generating energy. Instead of being limited by Earth’s weather and day-night cycle, SBSP systems work in the constant sunlight of space. The idea is simple: put large solar panels in orbit, turn the energy into microwaves, and send it wirelessly to stations on Earth. This … Read more

The Sia Foundation is reshaping cloud storage with a nonprofit model that prioritizes privacy, transparency, and user control over profit. Funded by protocol-enforced community donations, it ensures perpetual support for open-source infrastructure and education. By removing investor pressure, Sia delivers ethical, user-owned data as a true global public good.

Traders and institutional investors are keeping a close eye on the crypto fear and greed index as market mood has cooled across speculative trackers like SOL and DOGE. As interest in popular coins wanes, insiders are shifting their money to utility-driven tokens that make money on the blockchain instead of depending solely on price speculation. … Read more

Synthetic data is redefining AI’s limits — enabling privacy-safe, scalable, and bias-controlled model training by generating realistic data where real data is scarce or restricted. It’s not fake data — it’s engineered intelligence fuel.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is all about connecting everyday devices (like sensors, lights, or even weather stations) to the Internet so they can share data and work smarter. From simple home setups to advanced environmental monitoring, IoT is everywhere. And when it’s open source, the code is public, free to use, and shaped by … Read more

How are you, hacker? 🪐Want to know what’s trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here. ## Who Owns The Moon? The Coming Fight Over Space Law and Treaties By @dylanmich [ 8 Min read ] Who owns … Read more

At some point in your career, someone will ask you: “So… are you going to stay technical, or go into leadership?” And honestly? It can feel like a trap. You’ve spent years learning to code. You’ve built cool stuff. Maybe mentored a junior or led a feature or two. And now you’re supposed to pick … Read more