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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Establishing a long-term human presence on the moon is a daunting challenge. Daunting—but not impossible. One way to help prepare for our imminent arrival is to gain a better understanding of the frequency and effects of meteorite strikes on the lunar surface. NASA isn’t only relying on its brave squadron of astronauts like the recently returned Artemis II crew to do the work, however. They need help from anyone willing to spend some time gazing up at the moon from here on Earth. For…

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The developers are urging all developers who installed version 0.23.3 to take the following steps immediately: 1. Check your installed version: pip show elementary-data | grep Version 2. If the version is 0.23.3, uninstall it and replace it with the safe version: pip uninstall elementary-data pip install elementary-data==0.23.4 In your requirements and lockfiles, pin explicitly to elementary-data==0.23.4. 3. Delete your cache files to avoid any artifacts. 4. Check for the malware’s marker file on any machine where the CLI may have run: If this file is present, the payload executed on that machine. macOS / Linux: /tmp/.trinny-security-update Windows: %TEMP%\\.trinny-security-update 5.…

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The developers of Magic: The Gathering Arena are unionizing with the Communications Workers of America (CWA). In a public announcement today, a group of Wizards of the Coast (WOTC) employees announced they had a supermajority of individuals committed to a union, and invited WOTC and parent company Hasbro to voluntarily recognize the union and to remain neutral during ongoing unionization efforts. Speaking to Kotaku, senior software engineers Valentine Powell and Neil White shared that the group began unionizing a few years ago, with efforts initially sparked by two back-to-back rounds of mass layoffs that impacted around 2,000 individuals across all…

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One idea given for the mysterious disappearance of Neanderthals around 40,000 years ago is a difference in brain power compared with early modern humans (Homo sapiens), who invaded their territory in Eurasia and outcompeted them. But a new study of brain variation reveals that Neanderthals and humans were much more alike than previously assumed.Neanderthal skulls are quite obviously different in shape from those of early modern humans. While Neanderthals had longer, lower skulls with heavier brow ridges and larger nasal openings, modern humans have more globular skulls with smaller facial features. The inside of the skull, called the endocranium, also…

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Through the litigation, OpenAI has accused Musk of taking too much credit for OpenAI’s success. Notably, Musk’s expert supposedly dismissed the scientists and programmers who invented ChatGPT as having “contributed zero percent of the nonprofit’s current value,” OpenAI has alleged. Star-studded witness list Musk and Altman will likely testify for more than two hours each, alongside other top tech leaders likely to be called as witnesses for the trial. Brockman is scheduled to take the stand for 2.5 hours and possibly longer, while co-defendant Microsoft’s Satya Nadella is slated for one hour. Sutskever is also on the witness list, where…

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Last year, Asahi Breweries revealed its new canned cocktail called the Mirai no Lemon Sour. Who better to market than the one-winged angel himself? That’s apparently a thought that crept into the head of someone on the beer company’s marketing team, and all I can say is, “Hell yeah.” Asahi’s new collaboration with Square Enix was revealed by Famitsu, and it comes complete with the Final Fantasy VII villain using his super-long Masamune to chop up some lemons for the shochu-based cocktail. Here is the full 20-second ad, which is way cooler than those NÜTRL Vodka Seltzer “Keep It Tasty”…

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OpenAI is opening up its partnership with Microsoft in the latest amendment to the major multi-year collaboration between the tech giants. The latest changes allow OpenAI to offer its latest AI models to other companies and through other cloud providers, stripping Microsoft of its exclusivity rights.In a joint announcement posted on OpenAI and Microsoft’s websites, Microsoft will still be OpenAI’s primary cloud partner with the latest products shipping first on Azure, but OpenAI is now allowed to use any cloud provider. Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, posted on X that the company is “now able to make our products and services…

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Elon Musk is boosting a post on X promoting The New Yorker’s extensive investigation into Sam Altman’s allegedly deceptive behavior, WIRED has confirmed. The move comes just as Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Altman heads to a jury trial in a federal courtroom on Monday morning.People scrolling X on Monday reported seeing an April 6 post from Ronan Farrow, a coauthor on the New Yorker article, promoting the investigation. A pop-up on the post on X’s mobile app says it was boosted by @elonmusk, who also owns the platform. Boosting is a feature that allows X subscribers to pay an…

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A rock discovered by NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover contains “the most diverse collection” of the building blocks of life ever seen on the Red Planet, including seven never found there before, new research confirms.In 2020, Curiosity discovered and drilled into the rock, which has now been confirmed to contain organic molecules that bear the life-friendly element carbon. While scientists can’t yet prove if the molecules formed due to biological or geologic processes, their findings add new evidence to the theory that ancient Mars was hospitable to life.”Their discovery renewed confirmation that ancient Mars had the right chemistry to support life,”…

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Earlier this month, Activision revealed that Peter Berg was set to direct the upcoming Call of Duty movie from Paramount. Ironically, when asked about military video games over a decade ago, he had some harsh words for fans of military shooters like CoD and Battlefield, calling people who play them “pathetic” and “weak.” As first spotted by ResetEra user Neat, Berg sat down for a long interview with Esquire back in 2013, fresh off directing the classic film Battleship. When asked about war games, Berg was brutal and blunt, calling them “pathetic” multiple times. “Pathetic. Pathetic. Keyboard courage,” said Berg…

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