The Boruto series is doing a great job of developing Boruto Uzumaki’s personality. At first, he seemed spoiled and unlikeable, but he’s grown a lot. Now, instead of avoiding challenges and only thinking of himself, Boruto is willingly taking on the responsibility of protecting the ninja world, especially with Naruto and Sasuke often away.
You can find a helpful guide to the Cooking hobby on Heartopia, but it’s not required to finish the Home Party quest.
![Compressed sensing, via the exploitation of orthogonality conditions detailed in Theorem 1 and minimized in Theorem 2, achieves feasibility with fewer responses-specifically [latex]N \leq d(K-1)[/latex]-than baseline individual decoding schemes, which require at least [latex]N \geq d(K-1) + 1[/latex] responses to ensure a viable solution, thereby demonstrating a fundamental efficiency gain in data acquisition.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.10028v1/x1.png)
New research defines the limits of efficient data aggregation, revealing how to dramatically reduce the number of responses needed for weighted polynomial computations.
Water-type Pokémon aren’t strong against Grass or Electric types, but they excel in battles against Fire, Rock, and Ground types. You can find Water-type Pokémon everywhere in the Pokémon world, in both lakes and oceans. Interestingly, many Pokémon—even those that aren’t Water-types—make their home under the sea, and a lot of them have become famous legends.
As a big fan of extraction shooters, I was a little surprised to find out that ARC Raiders doesn’t have a proper trading system. A lot of the game is about finding awesome loot, and being able to sell the best stuff to other players just seems like a natural fit. Right now, we can only drop items on the ground for others to grab, which works okay, but it’s definitely not a dedicated trading feature. And honestly, it’s a bit risky – someone could easily take your stuff and then shoot you! There’s no real protection against that, which is a bummer.
In recent days, XRP has been departing public exchanges with all the haste of a debutante fleeing an undesirable suitor. Once removed from such establishments, these tokens are, much like a well-guarded spinster, far less likely to be hastily parted with. This does not, of course, ensure a rise in fortune, but it does render the supply somewhat scarcer-a circumstance that would surely delight any tradesman of sense. 💼
In the manner typical of the age, Google ordained that developers of these modern monoliths of finance must upload irrefutable evidence-no mere casual declaration-that their VASP registration has been heartily accepted by the all-seeing, all-knowing FIU through the hallowed developer console. This was no trivial matter of punctuation or misplaced metaphor; it was a bridge, tying app distribution directly to the whims of local regulatory approval. 📜
Without further ado, here’s every esports event coming this year.
I just watched a really cool interview IGN did with the Creative Director of Dawn of War 4, Jan Theysen. He explained how the game – which is already super popular on Steam with tons of wishlists – came together. It was fascinating to hear how their past work on games like Iron Harvest, and the previous Dawn of War titles, shaped the design choices they made this time around.
It’s not always true that even bad games have something going for them, but it’s frustrating how often games with decent scores – around a 7 out of 10 – are called unplayable. A 7/10 is actually a pretty good rating, and plenty of games that were once praised would probably fail today. Take Stray, for example – it was well-received, but might not be as popular now.