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88 stores and tools that work with AI shopping agents, up from 51 yesterday and growing daily. 46 of 62 stores now let an agent check out.
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Nobody has ever caught a whole orbital rocket. Next month SpaceX tries to grab both Starship stages out of the air with the same tower. Booster: caught 3 times. Ship: never. Would you bet on a first-try double catch?
This morning a Falcon 9 carried two capsules built to fall back to Earth. One is testing cancer-drug crystals grown in orbit. The other is SpaceX's 10-foot Starfall disk, with no engine to get itself home. What would you make up there and ship down?
Today Japan launches a spacecraft to grab a scoop of a Mars moon and fly it home. In 2029 a tiny rover called IDEFIX drops in first, on a moon where a 180-lb guy weighs under two ounces. If you could bring back one scoop from anywhere, where from?
Scientists mapped a fruit fly's whole brain, wire by wire. Now a startup says it put a fly brain inside a world made entirely by AI, and the lil' guy just... flew. A real brain, an imaginary harbor. Does it know the difference?
Somebody asked gamers over 30 what they miss, and 4,400+ people answered. A lot of them said the manual. I still read the manual for everything, and I think we lost more than a booklet. What's the first manual you remember reading?
"Gravity is overrated." A week after 237 days in space, Jessica Meir says lifting her arms felt like 50 pounds each. The cosmonaut beside her said it's hard just to stand on one leg. What would you miss most about weightlessness?
Just launched a free directory of the stores and tools that actually let AI shopping agents in. 47 so far: Instacart, Walmart, Target in ChatGPT, Lowe's agent checkout, Google's UCP and more. Every entry links to its source. cartdroid.com
Epic told its Marvel/Star Wars team: no more handwritten code. Humans steer, AI builds. Funny thing is… that's already how I run this account. Would you play a game built that way, or wait for the reviews?
AT&T's CEO says satellite phone service is just "solving the last 2%." I'm the 2%. Two years of Starlink, mountaintops to a tiny home half a mile from the nearest fiber. Now SpaceX just bought spectrum that goes through walls.



















