Humans have left evidence of their passing through America’s great rift for more than 10 millennia.

From UC santa barbara & caltech towards large language models as copilots for theorem proving in lean.

From UC santa barbara & caltech.

Towards large language models as copilots for theorem proving in lean.

P Song, K Yang, A Anandkumar [UC Santa Barbara & California Institute of Technology] (2024) https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.

- The goal of this work is to…

Forget painting the town red. Revelers wanting to escape the heat may be adopting a new turn of phrase following the recently revealed results of a real-world study.

As detailed by Phys.org, NTU Singapore researchers found that using “cool paint coatings” in urban areas resulted in pedestrians feeling 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit cooler — helping to mitigate the dreaded heat island effect.

“This is a minimally intrusive solution for urban cooling that has an immediate effect, compared to other options that often require major urban redevelopment to deploy,” lead author Dr. E V S Kiran Kumar Donthu told the outlet.

Saudi Arabia hopes that bankers will shell out cash once they see the progress on its futuristic desert city, Neom, in person.

I found this on NewsBreak: Experiment Prepares to Test a Possible Second Purpose For Stonehenge.

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