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    Nutley Little Theatre to Hold Auditions for Rabbit Hole▼Nutley Little Theatre Holds Auditions for *Rabbit Hole* by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by Mead Winters in November✉newsCultureTheatre8 h ago

    Nutley Little Theatre in Nutley, New Jersey, will hold auditions in November for 'Rabbit Hole', the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by David Lindsay-Abaire. The production will be directed by Mead Winters, with casting open to local performers ahead of the show's staging at the community theatre.

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    A curiosity about temporal logic led one engineer into AI automation●About eight months ago, I found myself deep in a rabbit hole that started innocently enough: I was reading a paper on teMmastodonTechnologyAI31 d ago

    An engineer describes spending the past eight months down a research rabbit hole that began with a paper on temporal logic constraints for drone flight paths, and evolved into exploration of agentic AI, quantum computing and automation software. The personal account is drawing interest from readers following the fast-moving AI and automation conversation.

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    Inside the First U.S. Prosecution Over October 7th●The Rabbit Hole: Inside the First October 7th Prosecution in the U.S.✉newsWarTerrorism49 min ago

    A new report examines what is described as the first U.S. prosecution connected to the October 7th, 2023 attacks in Israel. The coverage details the legal case and its implications for terrorism prosecutions on American soil. Interest centres on how U.S. courts will handle charges tied to the Hamas-led assault, which killed about 1,200 people and triggered the ongoing Gaza war.

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    Manhwa recap channels draw attention over how they are made●If you've ever fallen down the rabbit hole of manhwa recap channels on YouTube — "The Weakest Hunter Becomes the StrongeMmastodonTechnologySoftware44 d ago

    Manhwa recap channels on YouTube, with titles like 'The Weakest Hunter Becomes the Strongest', follow a familiar formula: dramatic narration read over slowly panning comic panels, roughly ten minutes per video, racking up millions of views. One writer examined the format and asked whether the entire production process could be replicated, prompting discussion about how these heavily watched channels are actually put together.