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- 1Rumesh Tharanga wins javelin gold at Asian Games 2026▼Asian Games 2026: Rumesh Tharanga spoils India’s javelin party by winning gold medal
Sri Lanka's Rumesh Tharanga won gold in the men's javelin at the 2026 Asian Games, beating India's favoured throwers in a competition widely billed as an Indian sweep. The result ended India's dominance in the event and marked a breakthrough javelin triumph for Sri Lanka on the continental stage.
- 2Self-play reinforcement learning bot defeats strong Brood War player●Starcraft Brood War self-play RL bot beats strong human [video]
A reinforcement learning agent trained through self-play has defeated a strong human player at StarCraft: Brood War, a real-time strategy game long considered a major challenge for AI due to its complexity, hidden information, and need for long-term planning. The result is drawing comparisons to landmark AI milestones in Go and chess, with discussion focusing on the training methods and how the bot compares to earlier commercial game AI efforts.
- 3Virat Kohli Stars as India Crush West Indies in First ODI●🔴INDIA VS WEST INDIES 1ST ODI LIVE: THE VIRAT KOHLI SHOW, INDIA CRUSHED WEST INDIES #viratkohli
India beat the West Indies in the first One Day International of their series, with Virat Kohli's batting performance drawing the biggest attention. Fans and sports outlets are calling it 'the Virat Kohli show' as the batter's display dominated reaction to the match and discussions about India's commanding win.
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Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill both scored centuries as India chased down 406 to beat the West Indies in the second ODI in Guwahati. Gill's hundred has drawn particular attention, with searches about the batsman spiking in Australia, the UK, the US, Canada and India as cricket fans react to the record-level chase.
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Ak Bars Kazan are taking on Barys Astana in a Kontinental Hockey League matchup that has drawn attention in Russia and Kazakhstan. Kazakh sports outlet Sports.kz reported that Barys were tipped to beat Ak Bars in the game, fueling discussion among fans of both clubs ahead of and during the contest.
- 6Man charged with murder after partner found beaten to death in North Philadelphia▼Man charged with murder of longtime partner after Maria Pagan found beaten to death inside North Philadelphia home
Maria Pagan was found beaten to death inside a home in North Philadelphia, and a man described as her longtime partner has been charged with her murder. The case is drawing attention locally as details of the fatal beating and the relationship between the suspect and victim emerge.
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Artificial intelligence models are being adapted to make rapid decisions that can beat games, repurposing systems originally built for other tasks. The approach highlights how general-purpose AI can be retrained or redirected toward gameplay, where fast, accurate decision-making determines success. Observers are discussing what this says about the flexibility of modern AI systems and their potential uses beyond entertainment, including strategy, optimization and real-time problem solving.
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Japan's U21 men's football team beat Uzbekistan in the Asian Games semi-final after a tense penalty shootout that went to the tenth kicker, setting up a final against South Korea. Defender Kosugi Keita, carried off injured earlier, returned to convert a penalty, while Ishibashi Sena scored the equaliser. Japanese reports also highlight Oseki Yuto, whose role in the shootout win has drawn attention as Japan chase their first gold in 16 years.
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Novak Djokovic is back in action at the China Open in Beijing, beating Nuno Borges to stretch his unbroken record at the tournament to 29 wins and 0 defeats, the most victories by an unbeaten player at a single ATP event. Now outside the world's top 10, Djokovic says his body feels good and that he plays only to win, while Borges joked the perfect record brings more pressure on him.
- 10Shubman Gill smashes fastest ODI double century as India captain●India captain Shubman Gill hits fastest double-hundred in one-day international cricket
India captain Shubman Gill has hit the fastest double-hundred in one-day international cricket history. The milestone beat the previous scoring record for the format and adds to a standout run for the young captain. Details of the opponent, venue and exact number of balls taken were not provided, but the achievement is being widely reported as a landmark moment for Indian cricket.
- 11Reinforcement learning improves trapped-ion quantum computing▼Machine learning optimizes trapped-ion quantum computing – Reinforcement learning beats state-of-the-art techniques for
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics report that reinforcement learning outperforms state-of-the-art techniques for shuttling ions in trapped-ion quantum computers. Machine learning was used to optimize the transport of ions, a key operation for scaling up this leading quantum computing platform. The results were published in Physical Review Research, with physicists highlighting the promise of AI methods for controlling quantum hardware.
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Entrepreneur and investor Naval Ravikant is urging people to choose long-term paths in life, arguing that playing long-term games compounds wealth, knowledge and relationships over time. His advice, shared with his large online following, has drawn attention from readers weighing career and life decisions, with many echoing his view that patience and long horizons beat short-term optimization.
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France beat Belgium in a Nations League clash highlighted by Michael Olise's stunning solo run across half the pitch that ended with the ball in the corner of the net. Desiré Doué also came close, striking the post. Belgian media, assessing the side under Mark van Bommel's influence, described the team as one that dares to play but turned a good point into a disappointing loss.
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Novak Djokovic beat Nuno Borges in straight sets to reach the second round of the ATP 500 tournament in Beijing. The Serbian also spoke about his recovery after the US Open and said that 'the show must go on' when discussing how to handle losses. In the same event, Karen Khachanov defeated the world number five.
- 15Cameroon's 2000 Olympic football gold remembered on its anniversary●🪄 Samuel Eto'o magic! 🥇 On this day, Eto'o and team helped Cameroon win their first-ever Olympic gold in men's football
It is the anniversary of Cameroon's first-ever Olympic gold medal in men's football, won at the Sydney 2000 Games. Samuel Eto'o and his teammates came back from two goals down to beat Spain in the final. Fans are marking the date by celebrating the Indomitable Lions' historic comeback victory.
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Bitcoin climbed after new US inflation figures came in cooler than economists expected, lifting risk assets across markets. Traders read softer inflation as a sign the Federal Reserve may ease monetary policy sooner, boosting appetite for cryptocurrencies. The move put bitcoin at the centre of market discussion as investors weighed whether the rally can hold.
- 17Open source productivity setup claims to beat commercial apps●This open source setup beats all productivity apps
A popular setup built entirely from open source tools is being promoted as a better alternative to mainstream productivity apps. Its supporters argue that free, self-hosted software offers more control, privacy and flexibility than paid subscriptions, and the idea is drawing significant attention among productivity enthusiasts and developers.
- 18US economy grows faster than expected in second quarter●US economy grew at a faster pace than expected in second quarter
The United States economy expanded at a faster pace than analysts anticipated in the second quarter, according to newly reported figures. The stronger-than-expected growth defied forecasts of a slowdown and is being read as a sign of continued resilience in consumer and business activity, with economists and markets weighing what it means for interest rate expectations.
- 19Gummy Bear Sisters' Vegetable Fight Trending in Gmod Skit●THE GUMMY BEAR SISTERS BEAT UP THEIR PARENTS OVER VEGETABLES! (Gmod)
A comedic Garry's Mod animation featuring the Gummy Bear sisters violently rebelling against their parents over being made to eat vegetables is drawing big attention, with over 164,000 likes. The sketch exaggerates a classic family mealtime battle into absurdist slapstick humor, and viewers are sharing it widely as a funny take on picky eating and parenting struggles.
- 20Nvidia revenue soars 106% on AI chip demand▼Nvidia revenue soars 106%, beats expectations as AI chips stay in high demand
Nvidia has reported a 106% surge in revenue, beating Wall Street expectations as demand for its artificial intelligence chips remains extremely high. The chipmaker's results underline the strength of the AI spending boom, with data centres continuing to buy its processors faster than the company can supply them, cementing Nvidia's position at the centre of the global AI build-out.
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Logitech's chief executive is traveling widely to secure semiconductor supply for the company's computer peripherals, according to a Wall Street Journal interview. The maker of mice, keyboards and webcams is working to shield its product lines from the chip shortages that have disrupted electronics manufacturing. The story highlights how even accessory makers are being forced into hands-on supply chain management amid persistent semiconductor constraints.
- 22Shubman Gill smashes unbeaten 223 as India rout West Indies●Shubman Gill hits 223 not out on day of records as India beats West Indies in second ODI
Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten 223 as India defeated the West Indies in the second one-day international, breaking records along the way. The double century, one of the highest individual scores in ODI history, has drawn widespread praise and put Gill among the elite scorers in the format.
- 23US economy grew 2.2% in second quarter, revised up▼US economy grew a solid 2.2% in the second quarter, government says, upgrading previous estimate
The US Commerce Department revised its estimate of second-quarter economic growth upward to 2.2%, a solid pace that beat earlier figures. The upgrade suggests the American economy remained resilient on consumer and business spending despite ongoing concerns about tariffs, inflation and interest rates. Economists point to the revision as a sign growth is steadier than first thought, even as markets and policymakers watch closely for signs of a slowdown later in the year.
- 24Sleep and stress products outpace hydration in functional food market●Knit: Sleep & stress beat hydration in functional food market
New reporting on the functional food market indicates consumer demand for products targeting sleep and stress is overtaking hydration-focused offerings. Industry observers point to rising interest in relaxation, rest and mental wellbeing as the main growth drivers, suggesting brands may shift formulation and marketing priorities toward stress and sleep support rather than traditional hydration claims.
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The US economy expanded at an annual rate of 2.2% in the second quarter, coming in ahead of what analysts had forecast. The stronger-than-expected growth figure is being reported across global news outlets and is being read as a sign that economic activity held up better than anticipated, easing some concerns about a slowdown.
- 26Shubman Gill hits double hundred as India rout West Indies in ODI▼Shubman Gill hits double hundred as India beat West Indies in ODI run-fest
Shubman Gill scored a double century as India beat the West Indies in a high-scoring one-day international, according to BBC Sport coverage. Gill's innings powered India to victory in a match dominated by batting, with the double hundred standing out as one of the notable individual performances in recent ODI cricket and drawing wide attention from fans.
- 27Perk Valley boys golf edges Owen J. Roberts to reach PAC final●Perk Valley boys golf tops OJR by one stroke, advances to PAC championship
Perkiomen Valley's boys golf team beat Owen J. Roberts by a single stroke to advance to the Pioneer Athletic Conference championship. The narrow margin means the matchup came down to the final holes, giving the local high school a spot among the conference's top contenders. Coverage so far is limited to local sports reporting from the Pottstown area.
- 28Marmoush ends six-month goal drought as Egypt rout South Sudan▼Marmoush ends six-month drought as Egypt smash South Sudan
Omar Marmoush scored for the first time in six months as Egypt beat South Sudan convincingly in an international match. The result, described as a crushing win for Egypt, lifts the striker after a long scoring drought, with the Manchester City forward ending his barren run while Egypt dominated throughout.
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Shares in British engineering company Smiths Group rose after the firm reported financial results that beat analyst expectations. The market reaction reflects investor confidence in the company's performance, though details of the specific figures behind the beat have not been disclosed in the available coverage.
- 30Wilson defeats Twin Valley in Berks field hockey matchup●Berks sports roundup for Sept. 29: Wilson downs Twin Valley in field hockey
Wilson beat Twin Valley in a high school field hockey game, according to a Reading Eagle sports roundup covering Berks County competition for September 29. The roundup also recaps the day's other local high school sports results from across the region, giving readers a snapshot of standings and key performances in area athletics.
- 31US private sector added 90,000 jobs in September, ADP reports▼Private sector added 90,000 jobs in September, above expectations, ADP says
Private employers in the United States added 90,000 jobs in September, according to payroll processing firm ADP, topping economists' expectations. The better-than-expected figure offers a snapshot of the labor market's resilience, though analysts caution ADP data often diverges from the government's official monthly employment report. Markets and policymakers are watching job numbers closely for signals on the economy's direction.
- 32Apple Beats Huawei And Xiaomi As iPhone 18 Pro Tops China's Phone Sales●Apple Beats Huawei And Xiaomi As iPhone 18 Pro Tops China’s Phone Sales
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro has become the top-selling phone in China, outselling rival flagship models from Huawei and Xiaomi, according to Forbes. The result is notable in a fiercely competitive Chinese market where domestic brands have been gaining ground, and it suggests continued strong demand for Apple's premium devices among Chinese consumers despite intense local competition.
- 33Pete Prisco picks Eagles to upset Rams in Week 4▼Prisco's Week 4 NFL picks: Eagles upset Rams, Texans over Cowboys
CBS Sports analyst Pete Prisco has released his Week 4 NFL picks, predicting the Philadelphia Eagles will upset the Los Angeles Rams and the Houston Texans will beat the Dallas Cowboys. His weekly predictions are a staple for football fans, who often debate his calls, especially bold ones like an Eagles road win against the Rams.
- 34Abington Heights and Scranton Prep defend girls tennis titles▼GIRLS TENNIS: Abington Heights and Scranton Prep set to defend D2 team championships
Abington Heights and Scranton Prep are set to defend their District 2 girls tennis team championships, according to the Scranton Times-Tribune. The two programs, both established powers in northeast Pennsylvania high school tennis, head into the postseason as the teams to beat in their respective classifications, with local coverage highlighting their bids to retain the titles.
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An AI system has become the new champion at Stratego, the classic board game long considered a major challenge for artificial intelligence because players cannot see each other's pieces. The result, reported by MIT News, marks a step forward in AI's ability to handle imperfect-information games, beyond chess and Go.
- 36Fox Sports picks West Virginia and Eagles as weekend underdog bets▼Favorite 'Dogs: Back WVU Over ISU; Eagles To Upset Rams
Fox Sports' betting column 'Favorite 'Dogs' is backing West Virginia to beat Iowa State and taking the Philadelphia Eagles to upset the Los Angeles Rams. The piece is part of its regular college football and NFL underdog picks feature, offering point-spread analysis for the weekend's biggest games.
- 37Bengals beat writer opens mailbag ahead of Jaguars game●Bengals mailbag: Submit your questions for beat writer Paul Dehner Jr. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7646359/2026/09/
The Athletic's Cincinnati Bengals beat writer Paul Dehner Jr. is taking questions from fans for his latest Bengals mailbag, with the edition tied to the team's upcoming matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Readers are invited to submit questions on the team's form, roster and game plan, with answers to follow in his regular column for the outlet.
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The New York Liberty swept the Minnesota Lynx, and bookmakers and fans now rate them the favorites for the WNBA championship. The decisive sweep, described as historic, has positioned the Liberty as the team to beat as the season heads toward the playoffs.
- 39iPhone 18 Pro Tops China's Phone Sales, Beating Huawei and Xiaomi●Apple Beats Huawei & Xiaomi As iPhone 18 Pro Tops China’s Phone Sales
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro has become China's best-selling phone, outselling flagship models from domestic rivals Huawei and Xiaomi. The result is notable in a market where Chinese brands have gained ground and government pressure has discouraged iPhone purchases. It suggests demand for Apple's premium devices remains strong among Chinese consumers despite intense local competition.
- 40NFL Week 4 picks: Chiefs over Raiders, Bills over Patriots▼NFL picks, predictions against the spread Week 4: Chiefs chop Raiders, Bills burn Patriots
Week 4 NFL predictions against the spread have analysts backing the Kansas City Chiefs to beat the Las Vegas Raiders and the Buffalo Bills to defeat the New England Patriots. The picks form part of weekly betting guidance and game previews as the NFL season moves into its fourth week, giving fans and bettors a read on expected outcomes across the league's matchups.
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- magnitudedev/magnitude Open source inference engine for agents that optimizes itself for your exact hardware. Compiles and tunes its kernels on
- 852wa/JIZURA 歌詞から文字PVを自動で組み立てるブラウザアプリ
- feitangyuan/onetake Motion films that never cut to the next slide: every beat grows out of the one before, one continuous camera, continuity
- TianyuCodings/NanoJev A nano replica of Jev: parallel decisions, dynamic candidates, and an end-to-end training pipeline.
- andreylukin/where-next Ask your repo "where is X?" and get the 2–3 files to open. A local model that learns from your git history, fo