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🇺🇸 FIFA’s official match ball hides a high-tech sensor that tracks every spin, kick, and touch at lightning speed. These creators built their own version with custom hardware to show exactly how it works, and the results are seriously impressive. Football is going full sci-fi! Writer: Daniyal

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A small chip inside this year’s World Cup match ball is helping referees make faster and more accurate calls. The sensor tracks the ball’s movement 500 times per second, capturing every touch and movement in real time. This gives officials more precise data to review during key moments of the match, according to Adidas, the company behind the "smart" ball. Because the sensor needs power, the ball needs to be charged before kickoff. Here’s how it works. Editor’s note: A previous version of this video incorrectly described the rechargeable built-in sensor in the World Cup match ball. This year's was the second to have that capability, not the first.

A small chip inside this year’s World Cup match ball is helping referees make faster and more accurate calls. The sensor tracks the ball’s movement 500 times per second, capturing every touch and movement in real time. This gives officials more precise data to review during key moments of the match, according to Adidas, the company behind the "smart" ball. Because the sensor needs power, the ball needs to be charged before kickoff. Here’s how it works. Editor’s note: A previous version of this video incorrectly described the rechargeable built-in sensor in the World Cup match ball. This year's was the second to have that capability, not the first.

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And How it's going on.. Muslims in Brooklyn blocked a highway, exited their vehicles and began chanting “globalize the intifada” When We said it is coming to your nearest town from Middle East, Americans were laughing at and mocking us. Islamization of the US 🇺🇸 is full speed.

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“Sometimes the thought that we have as a hitter is different from the reality of how our body thinks to do something…There are times when we do high spin fastballs in here with players, where they’re swinging and missing. And then I say on the next one, I want you to try and swing and miss above the ball. And then what do you think happens on the next one? They hit it”🧠🤯 Listen to Eugene talk about why a lot of players talk about swinging down especially on high ride fastballs and how the thought doesn’t mean it’s exactly how their body is going to move🗣️ #the108way

“Sometimes the thought that we have as a hitter is different from the reality of how our body thinks to do something…There are times when we do high spin fastballs in here with players, where they’re swinging and missing. And then I say on the next one, I want you to try and swing and miss above the ball. And then what do you think happens on the next one? They hit it”🧠🤯 Listen to Eugene talk about why a lot of players talk about swinging down especially on high ride fastballs and how the thought doesn’t mean it’s exactly how their body is going to move🗣️ #the108way

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Western tech bros watch sci-fi and name their AI chatbot “Grok” and phone OS “Android.” They borrow names from Heinlen and PKD, who use speculative tech to meditate on the human condition and explore philosophical themes such as freedom and the nature of reality set in dystopian futures. The Chinese just go straight for the jugular. They literally call their national surveillance system “Skynet” - after the conscious artificial superintelligent system in Terminator. And their advanced robots? T800 - adopting the same name of the Cyberdyne Systems machine played by Arnold Schwarzenegger. These humanoid robots are already patrolling Shenzhen streets btw. I can’t tell if this video is AI enhanced? Is it really possible to generate so much torque to execute a spin kick like that from inorganic material and electricity?

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59,768 views • 4 days ago

I hate how Brazil plays football with a passion and the USWNT turned into that in moments tonight. But sometimes the only way to beat a team that plays that way is to beat them at their own game. Brazil is fake tough bruh. See you next summer 🇺🇸❤️

I hate how Brazil plays football with a passion and the USWNT turned into that in moments tonight. But sometimes the only way to beat a team that plays that way is to beat them at their own game. Brazil is fake tough bruh. See you next summer 🇺🇸❤️

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Your data is your edge, but only if your AI is built on it. Rent a generic model and so can your competitor. The companies with an edge are deploying custom models that they own and improve over time. Our co-founder Rhythm Garg recently stopped by South Park Commons to share how companies are owning their intelligence with Applied Compute.

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"I would send flowers to their wives..." He went from playing football at USC… To running a high-stakes betting operation that put him on the FBI’s radar. And when bettors didn’t pay, he had a system — one that made sure people took it seriously. This is how it actually worked behind the scenes.

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From Dorm Room to $4.3 Trillion: How Google Built 8 Billion-User Products. 🇺🇸 Eight different products, each used by more than a billion people every month. One company owns all of them. 🤔 This is the story of how two grad students in a dorm room built the biggest tech empire on the planet. In 1995, Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford and, by their own account, disagreed about nearly everything. A year later, working out of their dorm rooms, they built a search tool called BackRub that ranked web pages by how many other pages linked to them. They renamed it Google. It went public in 2004, bought YouTube in 2006, and built Android into the world's most-used mobile software. The results are almost hard to believe. Eight separate Google products, including Search, YouTube, Gmail, and Android, each have over a billion monthly users. 😮

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Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial

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🚨LASER SCARECROW - FARMING’S HIGH-TECH BIRD BOUNCER Farmers have always fought to protect their crops—but now, vineyards are going full sci-fi. Enter the laser scarecrow: a motion-activated beam system that sweeps vineyards and terrifies flocks without harming them. Birds see the sweeping green laser as a predator and take off, sparing the grapes. From old tin pans to AI-guided beams of light, bird deterrents have come a long way. Source: @InterestingEngineering

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Alex de Minaur says he was playing out of his comfort zone and out of his skin against Carlos Alcaraz, ‘Jannik & Carlos have so many revolutions on the ball that they’re able to not only play at a higher speed, but also have that consistency’ “In terms of mentality or the way I committed to hitting the ball today, it’s what I set out to do.. I just can’t really execute it. I didn’t really execute it for the whole match. Overall I’m playing out of my comfort zone and at times out of my skin. In order for me to take that next step, I’ve got to be comfortable playing that sort of way for the whole match. That’s what it takes to take it to the next level, especially against these types of guys.” “Some tweaks here and there, that’s gonna allow me to increase ball speed. At the moment the way my natural groundstrokes are… they’re quite flat. It’s quite difficult for me… there’s a whole lot of risk for me to play at a very high ball speed.. I feel like someone in my, in this case Jannik & Carlos.. they’ve got so many revolutions on the ball that they’re able to not only play at a higher speed, but also have that consistency. They’re able to get that spin that helps the ball come down and create different angles as well. That’s stuff I need to look at and see and try to work at. But it is what it is.” (via Australian Open Press)

Alex de Minaur says he was playing out of his comfort zone and out of his skin against Carlos Alcaraz, ‘Jannik & Carlos have so many revolutions on the ball that they’re able to not only play at a higher speed, but also have that consistency’ “In terms of mentality or the way I committed to hitting the ball today, it’s what I set out to do.. I just can’t really execute it. I didn’t really execute it for the whole match. Overall I’m playing out of my comfort zone and at times out of my skin. In order for me to take that next step, I’ve got to be comfortable playing that sort of way for the whole match. That’s what it takes to take it to the next level, especially against these types of guys.” “Some tweaks here and there, that’s gonna allow me to increase ball speed. At the moment the way my natural groundstrokes are… they’re quite flat. It’s quite difficult for me… there’s a whole lot of risk for me to play at a very high ball speed.. I feel like someone in my, in this case Jannik & Carlos.. they’ve got so many revolutions on the ball that they’re able to not only play at a higher speed, but also have that consistency. They’re able to get that spin that helps the ball come down and create different angles as well. That’s stuff I need to look at and see and try to work at. But it is what it is.” (via Australian Open Press)

The Tennis Letter

130,555 views • 6 months ago

OpenClaw expanded the ceiling for what autonomous AI agents can handle. The catch? Getting it running on your own machine can feel like a full time job. That is exactly why was built. No more wrestling with installs. Spin up a managed OpenClaw setup in the cloud and get straight to execution.

OpenClaw expanded the ceiling for what autonomous AI agents can handle. The catch? Getting it running on your own machine can feel like a full time job. That is exactly why was built. No more wrestling with installs. Spin up a managed OpenClaw setup in the cloud and get straight to execution.

MAPUNDA

64,576 views • 5 months ago

🇺🇸 TESLA’S OPTIMUS ROBOT JUST STOLE THE SHOW IN MIAMI It didn’t give a speech, but it didn’t need to. Just by waving and handing out water, Optimus got the kind of attention you'd expect a real, functioning humanoid robot to get. At Tesla’s “Future of Autonomy” event, Optimus wasn’t just for show. It moved on its own, interacted with people, and looked one step closer to something out of a sci-fi movie. Tesla says Optimus is trained using the same tech behind Autopilot, feeding on millions of real-world videos to learn how to operate in messy human environments. Source: Tesla, Erick Brito

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