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DeepSee enables groundbreaking multidimensional visualizations of seabed sediment cores, offering new ways to predict and explore scientific data. Future work will focus on enhancing data analysis, supporting AI-driven autonomous sampling, and extending these tools to other ecosystems and interplanetary missions.

India is considered WhatsApp’s largest market, with hundreds of millions of monthly active users. WhatsApp Pay was given permission for WhatsApp Pay to extend its UPI services to its entire Indian user base in December 2024. This ruling highlights the increasing footprint, and therefore, a potentially Meta-branded superapp, within India.

GameGPT launches Genesis AI NFT Collection of 6,000 NFTs. NFT owners can upgrade digital assets into interactive AI Agents. Agents can: Engage with social media on behalf of the owner, Execute blockchain transactions autonomously, and Learn to play games.

Learn how to create professional app promotional videos using AI tools like Similarvideo. This guide covers audience targeting, scripting, editing, and SEO tips to maximize visibility and drive downloads.

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DeepSee’s deployment revealed critical lessons, including the need to prioritize data integration, visualize data in environmental context, combine data types effectively, and create interactive tools that aid in mental modeling. These insights will guide future research tool designs to improve scientific workflows.

How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, January 18, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Wilhelm I was proclaimed the first German Emperor in 1871, Martin Luther King Jr. Day was first observed after becoming a national holiday 10 years pr...

Experts discussed several limitations of DeepSee, including challenges with data formatting, accuracy of interpolation methods, and the impracticality of real-time data input during expeditions. Future enhancements, like real-time data integration, are anticipated as the system evolves.

Hyperbridge announces extension of Initial Relayer Offering deadline. Over 52 million tokens out of total 100 million supply already sold. Early buyers still eligible for bonuses. Token Generation Event set for Q1 2025.

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Hackers are particularly good at one thing: Hacking. But hackers are particularly bad at another thing: Sports.

Digesto is an experimental Node.js library that lets you define your data model in a YAML file and watch as it does the heavy lifting. It’s designed for frontend developers who’d rather not wrestle with backend complexities.

AI enthusiast couldn't log on to OpenAI's ChatGPT.com. He tried all sorts of ways to fix the problem, but nothing worked. He eventually managed to migrate his conversations to a new account using some undocumented steps.

This is the sixth part of a series on Parallel Programming for Beginners. In this article, we’ll explore real-world scenarios and their solutions.

Data Quality Management (DQM). It’s on top of many businesses’ minds. In this AI generation, quality data is proving to be more important than ever. As such, many businesses try to achieve data quality through DQM practices. So what is DQM, and how do DQM and data integration improve AI models?

B2B2C is where your platform (the B2B component) serves businesses who, in turn, serve end consumers. B2C perspective: They want seamless experiences, fun interactions, minimal friction, and—most of all—instant gratification. If your B2C user experience is lackluster, those consumers get frustrated and look for alternatives.

EIP-7623 proposes changes to Ethereum's calldata pricing structure, aiming to make gas costs more reflective of actual resource usage. This adjustment seeks to improve fairness and efficiency in how Ethereum's resources are allocated. Read the full article to learn more about how these changes could impact Ethereum users and the network in general.

Not every device can operate in every environment; once engineers know the usage environment, they can address potential hazards through design choices. Extreme heat requires cooling and low-power components, while extreme cold requires insulation or special materials. Other environments require designs to prevent intrusion, survive physical shocks, or fight off electromagnetic interference.

Earth's aerial biosphere supports transient microbial life in clouds, contrasting Venus' potential for permanent microbial habitation due to its lack of a habitable surface. The study highlights adaptive mechanisms, including microbial life cycles, droplet colonization, and gravity-wave mixing, for surviving in Venus' clouds. Further research is needed to understand the dynamics and biomass flux in Venus' lower haze layer.

This study revisits the potential for life in Venusian clouds, addressing challenges like acidity, low water content, and nutrient scarcity. It proposes a life cycle where microbes reside in cloud droplets, form desiccated spores upon descending to the lower haze layer, and are transported back to habitable zones to restart the cycle. Spores act as cloud condensation nuclei, enabling survival under extreme conditions.

The authors propose a life cycle for Venusian microbes that begins in the lower haze layer where desiccated spores reside in a dormant phase. The spores are transported upward by vertical mixing induced by gravity waves to a habitable layer of temperate conditions. Acting as CCN, the spores become encased in a liquid droplet (mostly H2SO4 with some H2O) and germinate. During months aloft,...

This research proposes a life cycle for microbial survival in Venus' atmosphere, addressing challenges of persistence. Microbes reside in liquid droplets, protected from atmospheric loss, but descend to uninhabitable layers as droplets grow. They survive as desiccated spores in the lower haze layer, returning to the clouds through vertical mixing. This cyclic process could sustain life in Venus' aerial biosphere under extreme conditions.