The mathematician G. H. Hardy once visited Ramanujan in the hospital and mentioned he had arrived in a taxi numbered 1729, calling it a rather dull number. Ramanujan immediately replied, “No, it’s very interesting—it’s the smallest number expressible as the sum of two cubes in two different ways: 1³ + 12³ and 9³ + 10³.” Think about that—lying in a hospital bed, he instantly recognized this property of 1729. No calculator, no pause—he just knew it. That’s why 1729 is now called the Hardy–Ramanujan number, or the first taxicab number. The next such number, expressible as the sum of two cubes in three different ways, is 87,539,319—much harder to find. As Littlewood once said, every positive integer seemed like one of Ramanujan’s personal friends—and 1729 is a perfect example of why.

My sister Natali and her husband Alex started this gorgeous brand Natali Alexander, designing and releasing 350 numbered scarves. The Lumina Scarf was created with a signature stained glass romantic print exploring how darkness gives light its meaning 🖤 love them so much

KatyCats, I 👀 you and👂🏻you! The Katy CATalog Boxset ‼️SOLD OUT‼️in less than 24 hours, but I JUST made a limited amount available 🙏🏻♥️   Order your individually numbered boxset at but seriously hurry – cuz once this batch has gone, I lit can’t make anymore! 😅😬

Self-driving has graduated from science problem to engineering challenge. That’s what Wayve’s @alexgkendall and Waabi’s @RaquelUrtasun told @Alex during today’s autonomous vehicle double-header. Wayve and Waabi are hard at work building the technology needed to bring self-driving to fleets of cars and trucks, potentially accelerating the global evolution away from humans being forced to sit, and steer. The good news? Both companies are making insane progress, and your days of being forced to drive are numbered. 0:00 Alex Kendall (Wayve) joins the show 1:19 The contrarian bet on end-to-end AI and world models in 2017 3:05 What is a world model? GAIA-2 and GAIA-3 explained 7:34 Sensor agnosticism: camera, radar, LiDAR and minimum bar for safety 9:56 $1.5B raised — have we cracked self-driving? 10:09 Render: Find out why 5 million developers are already using the all-in-one cloud platform, Render. Go to and apply for the Render Startup Program to get $500-$100,000 in free credits, depending on your stage and backers. 20:38 Squarespace: Use offer code TWIST to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain at 25:03 How consumers will actually pay: bundle, subscription, or free trial 28:41 Why robotics applications beyond cars get cheaper after autos 30:15 IM8 Health: Start feeling like your best self every day. Go to and use the code TWiST to get a free welcome kit, five free travel sachets, and 10% off your order. 35:59 Raquel Urtasun (Waabi) joins the show 36:25 World models as controllable simulators for physical AI 43:34 One AI brain across trucks, robotaxis, and beyond 47:35 What changed in AI to make 2026 the deployment year 52:28 Why Waabi raised $1B when they're capital-efficient 58:52 Where Waabi is today: Volvo VNL Autonomous, Dallas-Houston, Uber Freight 1:00:50 Per-mile pricing and the Driver-as-a-Service model 1:07:20 Has Uber tried to buy Waabi? "Not for sale" 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇

A trusted Capcom insider, as shared by Dusk, has provided detailed information on several major upcoming projects in development: >The Devil May Cry 1 remake is currently in active development, marking the first full remake of the original game that launched the stylish action series. >In June-July 2022, Capcom held an internal meeting to determine the next steps for the Resident Evil franchise, during which green lights were given for remakes of Resident Evil Zero, Code Veronica, Resident Evil 1, and the new entry RE10. >Each project uses internal codenames: Project Chambers for the Resident Evil Zero remake, Project Fallen for the Resident Evil 1 remake, and Project Redlife for RE10. >The Resident Evil 1 remake has been in pre-production since 2022-2023 and has recently entered full production. >Claire Redfield has been confirmed as the protagonist of Project Redlife (RE10), positioning her as the central character in the next mainline numbered entry. >Both Resident Evil Zero and RE10 are confirmed to be built on Capcom’s latest REX Engine, the same technology powering recent high-fidelity titles in the series. >In 2022, the same year as the key internal meeting Capcom shut down multiple high-profile fan remakes of Resident Evil Zero, Code Veronica, and Resident Evil 1, suggesting the company was protecting its official plans. >Ada Wong will appear in RE9 DLC (a detail independently corroborated by Dusk), with indications that more than one story-focused DLC is planned. This information fits Capcom’s strategy of methodically remaking earlier Resident Evil while expanding the mainline series.