The total circulating @projectmars_rh NFT supply is down from 5000 -> 4800. As the price of the plot NFTs goes down, more people are incentivized to burn to obtain the locked ETH. This makes the rest of the plot NFTs more scarce, and generate more relative yield.

Have you ever heard of 'The Other Final?' 👀⚽️ #OnThisDay# in 2002, while Germany and Brazil were gearing up for the @FIFAWorldCup Final in Yokohama, the two lowest ranked teams, Bhutan and Montserrat, faced each other in a match of their own — 4800 kilometres away in Thimphu.

Robotics deep dive: HUMANOID ROBOT EMBEDDED COMPUTE Every robot company that says anything about its onboard compute quotes a TOPS number. Almost none of them are quoting the same thing. NVIDIA's Jetson Thor markets 2,070. The footnote on NVIDIA's own page: sparse FP4. The previous generation, AGX Orin, markets 275, under a column header reading sparse INT8. Divide one by the other and you get the headline claim for the generation, up to 7.5x more AI compute. Put both on the same footing and it is 3.76x. Dense FP8 against dense INT8, 517 against 137.5. The other half of the speed-up is the number format. NVIDIA states 3.5x better energy efficiency, which reconciles as 2,070 over 130 watts against 275 over 60. At matched precision it is 1.74x. Both headline claims collapse by exactly 2x, by the same mechanism. Sparsity is real, FP4 is real, and NVIDIA prints both in its spec table. Thor is a large generational step. It is roughly half the step the marketing arithmetic describes, and the difference lives in a footnote most people never resolve. Unitree's page for the H2 PLUS states its chip correctly: FP4 2,070 TFLOPS. Search-indexed writeups of the same robot render it as a 2,070 TOPS chip. Floating point silently became integer and the precision qualifier vanished. The spec survived the vendor and died in the coverage. Qualcomm's Dragonwing IQ10 markets up to 700 TOPS and states no precision. Horizon's Journey 6P markets 560 and states none either. Either could be INT8 or INT4, a factor of two, with no document that settles it. Neither publishes a power figure, so neither can be placed on a per-watt axis at all. Horizon does publish one thing nobody else does. The footnote under its TOPS figure reads TPP under 4800. Total Processing Performance is the threshold metric in US export control. That number is bounded by a regulation rather than by the silicon. Figure, 1X, Agility and Apptronik publish no compute specification at all. The only two humanoid vendors that name their chip in a public spec table are Chinese.

At least 919 people have died and roughly 4,800 remain missing in Nepal and China after a glacial collapse unleashed floods and debris across the border region, as rescue teams struggled to reach isolated communities

Microsoft is facing backlash after laying off around 4,800 employees, including 1,600 from Xbox, while receiving approval for 2,273 H-1B visa workers in 2026. People argue the H-1B program is being used to replace American workers with lower-cost labor. Microsoft disputes the idea that the layoffs were directly tied to H-1B hiring. A company spokesperson said: “These decisions are based on business need, not visa status. H-1B employees were also impacted by job eliminations in the U.S.”