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Antirez releases h3.c, an inference engine for MiniMax H3 models on Macs

Salvatore Sanfilippo (antirez), creator of Redis, has released h3.c, a compact inference engine designed to run MiniMax's H3 model architecture efficiently on Mac computers. This open-source project demonstrates how advanced language models can be executed locally without heavy cloud dependencies.

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Colombia Quake Destroys Military Barracks, Soldiers Shelter

A strong earthquake in Colombia collapsed a military barracks, forcing soldiers to scramble for cover as the building came down. The destruction highlights the quake's severity and its direct impact on military infrastructure and personnel safety.

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Trump Media, parent of Truth Social, posts $238 million loss

Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, reported a net loss of $238 million for the year, with revenue remaining minimal. The loss underscores the financial difficulties facing the company, which relies heavily on public interest in Donald Trump. Its stock performance is often viewed as a gauge of his political and business following.

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Zoox CEO urges regulation after robotaxi enters Las Vegas fire scene

Zoox CEO Aicha Evans called for clearer autonomous vehicle regulations after one of the company's robotaxis drove into an active fire and rescue scene in Las Vegas. The incident highlights safety gaps in how AVs respond to emergency situations, prompting renewed focus on federal oversight.

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South Africa marks 70 years since women’s march, but equality fight continues

South Africa commemorates the 70th anniversary of the 1956 women’s march against apartheid pass laws, a pivotal moment in the country’s history. While the march symbolized women’s political resistance, activists say gender inequality, violence, and economic exclusion remain pervasive, underscoring that the struggle for full women’s rights is ongoing.

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New phosphine method couples azine C-H bonds with water and ammonia

Researchers report a phosphine-mediated approach to directly couple carbon-hydrogen bonds in azines with water or ammonia, enabling efficient functionalization of these heterocycles. The method bypasses pre-functionalized starting materials, offering a simpler route to valuable nitrogen-containing compounds used in pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals. Published in Nature, the advance could streamline synthesis of complex molecules.

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River shipping’s climate impact is surprisingly large

New research shows that freight transport on rivers produces far more greenhouse gas emissions than previously estimated. The study suggests that inland waterway shipping, often considered a cleaner alternative to trucking, may undermine climate goals if not modernized. These findings could reshape transport policy and investment in greener shipping technology.

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Rising Costs Kill Planned Radio Telescope at Jodrell Bank

A proposed new radio telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory has been scrapped after construction costs escalated beyond budget. The decision halts a major project that would have expanded the UK's astronomical research capabilities. It highlights how inflation and supply-chain pressures are now threatening major scientific infrastructure.

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Solar eclipse offers rare chance to unravel Sun’s magnetic-field mysteries

Scientists are using the upcoming solar eclipse as a rare opportunity to study the Sun’s corona and its magnetic field. The brief blocking of sunlight allows unique observations that could clarify how solar magnetism drives space weather. Understanding this could improve forecasts of solar storms that affect satellites and power grids.