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The new Tamagotchi game for Nintendo Switch will connect with Tamagotchi Uni

The Nintendo Direct livestream on Thursday brought some unexpected news for Tamagotchi fans: the Tamagotchi Connection: Corner Shop game series of the early 2000s is being resurrected with a new entry, Tamagotchi Plaza. But it seems the announcement trailer left out the best part. As spotted by Tama-Palace, Bandai Namco says on the game’s official website that Tamagotchi Plaza will be compatible with the Tamagotchi Uni. Players will be able to link their Uni devices to the game to access special perks — kind of like how the beloved, defunct TamaTown worked. Tamagotchi Plaza comes out on June 27. In

Scientists Create New Heavy-Metal Molecule: ‘Berkelocene’

An anonymous reader shared this report from the Mercury News: After a year of fastidious planning, a microscopic sample of the ultra-rare radioactive element berkelium arrived at a Berkeley Lab. With just 48 hours to experiment before it would become unusable, a group of nearly 20 researchers focused intently on creating a brand-new molecule. Using a chemical glove box, a polycarbonate glass box with protruding gloves that shields substances from oxygen and moisture, scientists combined the berkelium metal with an organic molecule containing only carbon and hydrogen to create a chemical reaction… [Post-doc researcher Dominic] Russo, researcher Stefan Minasian, and

Breaking the Context Barrier of LLMs: InfiniRetri vs RAG

Large language models (LLMs) are reshaping the landscape of artificial intelligence, yet they face an ongoing challenge — retrieving and utilizing information beyond their training data. Two competing methods have emerged as solutions to this problem: InfiniRetri, an approach that exploits the LLM’s own attention mechanism to retrieve relevant context from within long inputs, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), which dynamically fetches external knowledge from structured databases before generating responses.  Each of these approaches presents unique strengths, limitations, and trade-offs. While InfiniRetri aims to maximize efficiency by working within the model’s existing architecture, RAG enhances factual accuracy by integrating real-time external

Bolt Graphics Zeus The New GPU Architecture with up to 2.25TB of Memory and 800GbE

Bolt Graphics Zeus Architecture We are not getting a full block diagram yet, but this is a RISC-V RVA23 out-of-order scalar core. There are then vector cores and accelerators. Something that is at least slightly reminiscent of some other startups we have seen is the use of RISC-V. Instead of building its own ground-up ISA, it can use RISC-V plus then add its own special sauce. Bolt Zeus Announcement Architecture 1 It feels a bit like the Zeus 1c26-032 is a single chiplet part. We have DP 2.1a, HDMI 2.1b, and then some really neat features. Namely, there is a

Just graduated from collage and my friends and I want to do something

So basically we want ideas form small to medium project that we can work on for expirience mainly, we are a group of 7 people, with major kwnoledge in Python, JavaScript , SQL, Web development and some C+/C# and java. so if you've got any ideas that you consider you can share you are more than welcome to do so and we are thanksfull in advance 😀 submitted by /u/Difficult-Craft-9570 [comments] Source link

Hope for a job in this market

It took me all of 2024 to get 8 interviews and no job offers. I’ve since paid someone to help me with my resume and are working with a mentor to build portfolio projects on my GitHub. I’ve watched countless videos on YouTube about preparing for a devops job and I think I’m in a pretty good spot. I’ve held devops positions for 7 years with my last one being a lead. Unfortunately this was all in government contracting and my experience is mostly in building and maintaining pipelines. I’m learning terraform and the kubernetes ecosystem but I’m losing hope.

I built a virtual weight loss coach that literally calls you and tells you what to eat

Hey folks— I’m a doctor and I’ve been looking into behavior change tools lately, especially for weight loss. There are virtual weight loss coaches out there, but they cost like $200+/month, which is way too much. But there's something about this 'coaching' that actually works… so I decided to build my own thing. I started testing this weirdly simple idea: a daily phone call. Just a quick “How did today go?” from a friendly AI voice. It tells you what to eat, gives you workout plans, and builds a sense of accountability and rhythm. You can also call or text