Google uses old news reports and artificial intelligence to predict flash floods

Google uses old news reports and artificial intelligence to predict flash floods

πŸš€ Explore this trending post from TechCrunch πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: AI πŸ’‘ **What You’ll Learn**: Flash floods are among the world's deadliest weather events, killing more than 5,000 people each year. It is also one of the most difficult things to predict. But Google believes it has solved this problem in an unlikely way, by reading the news. While humans have collected a lot of weather data, flash floods are too short-lived and local to be measured comprehensively, in the same way that temperature or even river flows are monitored over time. This data gap means that deep learning models,…
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Six Nations 2026: Wales name unchanged in starting side for Italy Test

Six Nations 2026: Wales name unchanged in starting side for Italy Test

πŸš€ Explore this trending post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: βœ… **What You’ll Learn**: Wales have lost all four of their matches so far in the tournament and are looking for a first home win against Italy since 2020.Wales will also be hoping to snap a 15-match losing streak in the tournament, as they attempt to avoid a third successive Six Nations defeat.Tandy's side can only finish bottom of the table again if they secure a 50-point win over Italy and will be hoping France can achieve the same result against England.β€œThis week we need to take it to…
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Why I don’t use LLMs for programming – Neil Madden

Why I don’t use LLMs for programming – Neil Madden

πŸš€ Discover this insightful post from Hacker News πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: βœ… **What You’ll Learn**: I originally posted this on Mastodon, but I thought I’d add it here too: β€œWhat I mean is that if you really want to understand something, the best way is to try and explain it to someone else. That forces you to sort it out in your own mind. And the more slow and dim-witted your pupil, the more you have to break things down into more and more simple ideas. And that’s really the essence of programming. By the time you’ve sorted out a…
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FPL gameweek 30 Tip: Captain Bruno Fernandes and Arsenal’s back three

FPL gameweek 30 Tip: Captain Bruno Fernandes and Arsenal’s back three

πŸ’₯ Check out this must-read post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: πŸ“Œ **What You’ll Learn**: antoine semenio, Manchester CityΒ£8.3 million - West Ham (a)Premier League managers will have some tough decisions to make next week when Arsenal and City are empty-handed - a lot of teams will likely have Semenho, Erling Haaland and two Arsenal players, at least.Semenho is City's most productive player at the moment, especially with Haaland's goal drought.Choose it with confidence every week.Bruno Fernandes (Captain), Manchester UnitedΒ£10.1 million - Aston Villa (h)Ditto.Fernandes is United's best player (and FPL asset). He picked up another assist and more…
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America the Beautiful: Chapter One Review – Neil LaBute’s Bitter State of the Union Address | stage

America the Beautiful: Chapter One Review – Neil LaBute’s Bitter State of the Union Address | stage

πŸ”₯ Check out this trending post from Culture | The Guardian πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: Theatre,Stage,Culture,Neil LaBute πŸ’‘ **What You’ll Learn**: nIl Laput doesn't seem to have much hope for humanity. Not only are the American playwright's characters in these trilogy of short plays cruel and uncaring, but their complete lack of remorse diminishes the significance of their stories. LaBute is portrayed as a provocative character, but his trilogy seems less risky than misanthropic.Best known for his plays In the Company of Men and The Shape of Things, LaBute has 10 plays presented in three acts in America the Beautiful, a…
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Nearly 40 new unicorns have been minted so far this year – here they are

Nearly 40 new unicorns have been minted so far this year – here they are

πŸ”₯ Discover this must-read post from TechCrunch πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: Startups,Venture,unicorns πŸ“Œ **What You’ll Learn**: With AI driving investors crazy, more startups are achieving unicorn status every month. Using data from Crunchbase and PitchBook, TechCrunch tracked venture capital-backed startups that became unicorns in 2026. While most are AI-related, a surprising number of them focus on other industries like healthcare and even a few cryptocurrency companies. This list will be updated throughout the year. February Positron – Billion Dollars: The AI-based semiconductor company was founded in 2023 and announced a $230 million Series B in February. It has now raised more…
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3D-Knitting in Brooklyn NY

3D-Knitting in Brooklyn NY

πŸ’₯ Explore this trending post from Hacker News πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: πŸ’‘ **What You’ll Learn**: Is 3D-Knitting Better For The Consumer?We mentioned that 3D-knitting creates stronger seamless clothing, but what makes this technology so exciting? Well, with this tool, we can explore endless design capabilities because various stitches can be placed within a single garment. For example, a jersey knit, rib knit, or jacquard knit can transition into a mesh knit to create targeted ventilationβ€”and just about any other permutation imaginable, whether functional or purely aesthetic.Traditional clothing manufacturing often yields flawed results due to inconsistent cuts caused by shifting fabric…
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UFC: Harry Hardwick works night shifts and lives with his parents at the age of 31 before his UFC opportunity

UFC: Harry Hardwick works night shifts and lives with his parents at the age of 31 before his UFC opportunity

πŸ’₯ Explore this insightful post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: βœ… **What You’ll Learn**: Hardwick has spent most of his career at home with his parents in Middlesbrough, having only bought his first home last year with money he earned from Cage Warriors title fights.While he admitted that his mother would be "very happy" if he retired, he stressed that he was "extremely grateful" for their support of his career and providing a roof over his head.But while many young MMA athletes dream of a luxurious lifestyle funded by fight money, Hardwick knows that's not always the case. β€œIf…
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‘Life is too painful’: What Talk Easy host Sam Fragoso learned in a decade of questioning celebrities | Podcast

‘Life is too painful’: What Talk Easy host Sam Fragoso learned in a decade of questioning celebrities | Podcast

πŸš€ Explore this trending post from Culture | The Guardian πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: Podcasts,Podcasting,Media,Television & radio,Culture πŸ“Œ **What You’ll Learn**: MMost episodes of the Sam Fragoso Talk Easy interview podcast start with a very simple question: β€œHow are you today?” He sets up his high-profile guests β€” Patti Smith, Gwyneth Paltrow, Salman Rushdie β€” to meet them where they are, and sets the stage for what has become, over the decade since its debut, a masterclass in interviewing, a unique quality in a market so waterlogged that people often joke that microphones should be taxed.Fragoso, 31, avoids gimmicks and chats…
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BBC Women’s Football Weekly – Extra: Manchester United Cup final preview

BBC Women’s Football Weekly – Extra: Manchester United Cup final preview

πŸ’₯ Discover this awesome post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ **Category**: πŸ’‘ **What You’ll Learn**: Available for over a yearIn the second of two special episodes ahead of the Women's League Cup Final, Emma Sanders visits Carrington and speaks to three Manchester United guests to preview the first domestic final of the season. Coach Mark Skinner is thinking about reaching a fourth consecutive local final, making "tough" decisions and making sure his team does not fear Chelsea. German striker Lea Schuler, one of the latest players to join Manchester United, talks to Em about how she copes, her biggest strengths…
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