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/entertainmentJames Gunn Says It’s ‘Nonsense’ to Think ‘Superman’ Will Flop If It Doesn’t Make $700 Million
James Gunn asserts that 'Superman' doesn't need to earn $700 million to succeed, emphasizing the importance of character-driven stories over box office numbers.
/scienceHow the Binding of Two Brain Molecules Creates Memories That Last a Lifetime
Researchers discovered a persistent bond between two proteins that strengthens synapses, crucial for memory formation, offering a solution to how memories last despite molecular turnover.
/technologyPublic companies bought more bitcoin than ETFs did for the third quarter in a row
For the third consecutive quarter, public companies have outpaced ETFs in bitcoin purchases, driven by a crypto-friendly regulatory environment and a desire to enhance shareholder value.
/gamingNintendo Switch 2 Surpasses 5 Million Units Sold in First Month, Marking Historic Launch
Nintendo Switch 2 sold over 5 million units in its first month, surpassing the original Switch's launch. The Americas led sales, with 1.8 million units, followed by Japan, Europe, and other regions.
/gamingNintendo confirms Donkey Kong Bananza is being made by the Mario Odyssey team
Nintendo revealed that Donkey Kong Bananza, set to release on Switch 2, is being developed by the same team behind Super Mario Odyssey, promising a fun and engaging experience.
/sportsWhat a night! Abreu hits inside-the-parker, grand slam in Red Sox's win
Wilyer Abreu hit an inside-the-park home run and a grand slam, marking the first such feat for the Red Sox since 2018.
/diggCan we get some way to tell if a story has been posted before?
I've seen the same stories posted over and over to the same communities for a bit now. It'd be nice if when submitting, it warns you when trying to post a link posted in that community before and tells you when. Even better if this feature can determine reposts from other sources
/technologyMicrosoft Says Its New AI System Diagnosed Patients 4 Times More Accurately Than Human Doctors
Microsoft's new AI system diagnoses patients four times more accurately than human doctors, potentially cutting healthcare costs. Meanwhile, AI's impact on jobs, energy use, and cybersecurity is being scrutinized.
/scienceChanging one gene can restore some tissue regeneration to mice
Researchers found that activating a specific gene in mice can restore limited tissue regeneration, similar to rabbits. The Aldh1a2 gene, which produces retinoic acid, plays a key role in this regeneration process.
/gamingWhat are some of your recent favorite indie games?
We all know the big AAA releases of the year, but I wanted to see what indie games people here are playing or have played and loved this year. All the ones I'm listing below are on Steam. For me, I just picked up Fell Seal Arbiter's Mark (2019 release) after seeing it featured o
/sportsHow do the Brewers keep doing this? Milwaukee keeps its secrets in 'The Keg'
Despite limited resources, the Milwaukee Brewers consistently outperform expectations, leading the NL Central. They celebrate their 25th anniversary with a Home Run Derby featuring former stars.
/technologyMicrosoft is moving antivirus providers out of the Windows kernel
This is in response to the Cloudstrike issue that took down tons of systems a year ago. It's a good idea and a long time coming.
/scienceBiologists Uncover Previously Unknown Structure Hiding Inside Human Cells
Researchers discovered a new organelle, the hemifusome, acting as a cellular recycling center, potentially aiding in treating genetic diseases. This elusive structure, observed via cryo-electron tomography, may influence vesicle formation and cargo management within cells.
/scienceA neural brain implant provides near instantaneous speech
A UC Davis team developed a neural prosthesis translating brain signals into speech, aiming to help paralyzed patients speak fluently. This innovation addresses past BCI limitations, offering a more expressive and less error-prone communication method.
/diggGeneral Feedback So Far
For context, I'm on Android 16. I'm loving the site so far but found a few things I'd like to see improved soon. I know a website is coming soon and I can't wait to see that. I do hope that when that launches we get (or eventually get) keyboard shortcuts to navigate the site wit
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