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    Free course breaks down Claude Code and harness engineering▼Took apart Claude Code, then turned it into a free course on harness engineeringYhnCultureGaming1245 min ago

    A new free course dissects Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding agent, and teaches harness engineering — the practice of building the scaffolding around AI models so they can reliably complete real tasks. The course is being shared and discussed widely, with readers debating how much can be learned from reverse-engineering a commercial agent and applying those patterns to their own AI-powered tools.

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    Underwater kite project aims to tap tidal energy●# energy # renewables # tides # kites 'Using an underwater kite, [Professor Evan Variano] is studying ways to harness thMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy119 h ago

    Evan Variano, a professor at UC Berkeley, is using an underwater kite to explore ways to harness the power of ocean currents and tides as renewable energy. The project, covered by Berkeley Engineering, draws attention to tidal power as a less-discussed alternative to wind and solar, with the kite design allowing turbines to reach faster currents higher in the water column.

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    UC Berkeley explores tidal power for clean energy●UC Berkeley: Harnessing the power of the tides. “To combat climate change, countries worldwide are increasingly turningMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy119 h ago

    UC Berkeley civil and environmental engineering professor Evan Variano is researching how to harness the power of the tides as a renewable energy source. The work comes as countries worldwide increasingly turn to clean energy such as solar and wind to combat climate change and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, with tidal energy seen as a potential addition to the mix.

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    New Max Planck Columbia Center to advance fusion energy▼✉newsSciencePhysics2 d ago

    The Max Planck Society and Columbia University are launching a joint research center dedicated to advancing fusion energy. The new Max Planck Columbia Center will bring together physicists and engineers from Germany and the United States to work on the scientific and technological challenges of harnessing fusion as a clean power source, strengthening transatlantic collaboration in a field attracting growing public and private investment.

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