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building with Managed Agents on the Gemini API?
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Home in rural Oklahoma is where this veteran and his wife enjoy the things that matter most.
With Starlink, they can stream, study, and stay connected with family and friends, reliably and seamlessly.
Discover their story this Veterans Day.
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Wallet? Found. Keys? Found. Phone? Found that too. 📍
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A month ago, Springer Nature published a 400-formula book that may have quietly solved quantum gravity - no strings, no extra dimensions, no new particles. Space-time itself undergoes a phase transition at extreme energies: from continuous fabric to scale-fluctuating noise. The same phase transition math that defines when every LLM training run on GPU clusters crosses from chaotic gradients to convergent loss landscapes.
The singularity disappears - replaced by a "dark particle," a clot of pure fluctuating space-time ~100x larger than the Planck scale. Zero spin means they bypass the Pauli principle and merge freely - a dark matter candidate that doesn't evaporate. The entire theory rests on one constraint: total energy of the universe equals zero. This kills the 10¹²⁰ vacuum catastrophe, explains dark energy, and eliminates the need for the anthropic principle. Occam's razor destroys string theory in comparison.
50 minutes. Bookmark & watch today. The zero-new-particles theory that solves singularities, dark matter, and dark energy at once.
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Today's #PMQs sees Kemi Badenoch slapping down Andy Burnham who is quite distressed and withdrawn, as David Walliams, who the PM adored, has had his Labour Party membership suspended.
Plus, the Prime Minister is distraught that Russell Brand, who he also spoke highly of, has been banged up for being an evil monster.
Then there is the never ending stream of Labour MP's and Councillors that have been sentenced for sexually abusing anything with a pulse.
You can see why he is subdued, and you can see the pattern.
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A giant solar prominence above the surface of our star, July 12, 2023
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No other traveler has ever journeyed so far from home.
Voyager 1 is about to become the first human-made object to reach a distance of one light-day from Earth, or about 16 billion miles. ½
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WHOEVER LEAKED THIS JEV LANDSCAPE OF SIGNALS DESERVES THE CTO SEAT
I thought handling six input feeds in one agent meant six parsers, six prompts, and six code paths that disagree in production.
Apparently not.
This landscape's setup is much more interesting:
→ SOURCES: 6 feeds pipe into one shared world (Inbox at 48,781/day, Feed at 789/min, DOM at 59fps, Comments at 26k/day, CRM at 388/day, Agent at 7/run), no per-source parser downstream
→ ONE STATE packs everything into a single typed world with 1,008 strands indexed, no cross-source leaks, no "handle this source differently"
→ TYPED QUESTIONS asks 8 heads against that one state in parallel at 27 lines per second (Choice folder, Noul worth_reply, Score lead_quality, Choice action, Score viral_fit, Score urgency, Noul safe_to_run, Choice next_worker)
→ GATE scores each answer against 0.85, forwards above, drops below to review, no silent escalation back to the model
→ CODE acts on the typed label deterministically (sends calendar invites, clicks DOM targets, queues drafts), flags 6 answers whose source drifted from the shared state this run
so you get:
Sources piped. States shared. Questions parallel. Acts typed.
the interesting part isn't adding more signals.
it's giving every source the same world the questions ask against.
Instead of six parsers that each break their own way, you fuse 119,968 decisions through one state at $0.42 per 10,000, 242ms median, with gate 0.85 holding every answer no matter which feed it came from.
Pipe the sources. Share the state. Ask in parallel.
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Watch Falcon 9 launch 27 @Starlink satellites to orbit from California xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/broadcasts/1DGleVlqo…
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f*cking hell. Anthropic's own directory has 528 Claude Code plugins, the top one passed 1,134,112 installs, every one of them costs $0, and you are still re-explaining your project to Claude every single morning
10 plugins. 3,985,840 installs across the top 7. ranked by what they fix, from "Claude writes slop" to "Claude forgets everything overnight"
every plugin you skip is a fix you keep asking for in replies while it sits one click below the chat window. and since october 22, when Agent Skills moved to the Agentic AI Foundation and 70+ platforms picked up the standard within a week, a skill you skip today is one you will meet again in Cursor, Copilot and VS Code
install them top to bottom
1. Frontend Design, 1,134,112 installs
Claude picks a real aesthetic before the first line of code. no more purple gradient and the same default font on every landing page
2. Superpowers, 1,009,371 installs
brainstorm, plan, tests first, build, review, then debug from the root cause. Claude stops guessing at 2am
3. Code Review, 438,525 installs
Anthropic's own. several agents read your PR and score how sure they are about every issue they flag
4. Context7, 417,801 installs
current docs for every library you use, so Claude stops calling APIs that died two versions ago
5. Code Simplifier, 346,763 installs
walks back through what Claude just built and cleans it up without changing behaviour. readable in a month, not just "it works"
6. Playwright, 319,887 installs
a real browser. Claude opens your app, clicks the buttons, fills the forms and checks the thing it built actually works
7. GitHub, 319,381 installs
issues, pull requests and repo search straight from Claude. the GitHub tab stays closed
8. Claude-Mem, 104k stars
records what the agent did last session and loads it back into the next one
9. Obsidian Skills, 50k stars
made by kepano, Obsidian's CEO. your agent learns notes, links, canvases and backlinks in your vault
10. Skill Creator
describe how you want something done and Claude builds the skill with instructions, tests and evals. every workflow you repeat becomes one command
the board in the video reads the whole directory and skips 82% of it: unverified, paid tier, archived, duplicate, not read, malware risk. skills run scripts on your machine. verified plugins only, and open SKILL.md and the scripts before you hit install
start tonight with three. Frontend Design so it stops writing slop, Superpowers so it stops guessing, Claude-Mem so it stops forgetting
you open a new session tomorrow morning: how many of these 10 load with it, and which one fixes the thing you complained about last week?
↳ concept board, figures from the article
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👀 WHO YOU GONNA CALL? OPERATION GHOSTBUSTERS! NEW FRAUD FOUND...
🚨 The DOJ has just found KENYAN nationals SCAMMING American students. They redirected federal aid payments, kept a share and sent the rest back to Kenya. Doing business under a fake "safari" based company.
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DEFCON Warning System (2026): How the U.S. Military Alert System Works | Defcon Level defconlevel.com/defcon-warni…