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    Tokyo park photos shared with retro film look●Yagawa ryokuchi Tokyo 8 2026 Edited in Film Harmonizer → https:// chisatoohori.com/app/?src=mast o_photo#fh # photographMmastodonLifeTravel121 d ago

    Photographer Chisato Ohori has shared images of Yagawa ryokuchi, a green space in Tokyo, tagged with a 2026 date and edited using the Film Harmonizer app. The shots were taken with Leica Summicron equipment and circulated under travel and street photography tags, drawing modest engagement.

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    Aristotle: Formal Verification Tool for C and Verilog●Aristotle: Formal Verification for C and VerilogYhnSportMotorsport78 min ago

    Harmonic has introduced Aristotle, a formal verification tool that mathematically proves the correctness of both C software and Verilog hardware designs. The system aims to catch bugs before deployment, a long-standing challenge in safety-critical chip and systems engineering. Developers and engineers are sharing the announcement, weighing its significance against existing formal methods tools.

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    OpenAI Announces Three Discoveries in Math, Computing and Physics●"We are announcing three new discoveries in # mathematics , # computerscience , and # physics about harmonic analysis, cMmastodonSciencePhysics94 d ago

    OpenAI announced three new scientific discoveries spanning mathematics, computer science and physics, covering harmonic analysis, complexity theory and quantum field theory. The announcement, published on the company's site under the banner of building scientific understanding with academic communities, describes work aimed at converting raw research results into usable scientific knowledge. Observers are sharing the news, with some weighing what it means for AI's role in fundamental research.

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    Zen garden puzzle game Zenden launches on Steam▼https://www. wacoca.com/games/1495116/ 隣り合うアイテムの調和で禅の庭を飾る庭づくりパズル『Zenden』Steamでリリース | AppBank ##GAMING # Android # Game #MmastodonTechnologyMobile211 h ago

    Zenden, a garden-building puzzle game in which players decorate a zen garden by harmonizing items placed next to each other, has been released on Steam. Japanese gaming media are covering the launch, noting the game's calm, meditative design approach. Coverage also flags mobile versions for iOS and Android, suggesting interest from both PC and smartphone puzzle game players.

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    German interest in Navy CIS is rising after ProSiebenSat.1 announced a 'sharpening of profiles' giving the US series a new broadcast home in Germany. At the same time, streaming platform Joyn is running features on the show's history, including a ranking of longest-serving cast members in which Mark Harmon does not take first place, and a piece on how Harmon views his iconic character, Agent Gibbs, and the character's famous rule obsession.

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    Michael Weatherly is reuniting with Mark Harmon on NCIS: Origins, with Entertainment Weekly reporting the franchise stars will share scenes in next week's episode. The prequel series has leaned heavily on nostalgia this season, also bringing back Emily Wickersham as Bishop for a multi-episode arc alongside Gibbs. The reunion comes as the flagship NCIS series undergoes cast changes heading into its 24th season.

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    EU Commission tells member states to pause social media bans for minors●The # EUCommission has told Member States to pause national laws that restrict # SocialMedia access to # minors , accordMmastodonTechnologyInternet83 d ago

    The European Commission has instructed member states to hold off on national laws restricting social media access for minors, Politico reports. According to the Commission, any draft national rules overlapping with future harmonized EU-wide regulations will be postponed for 12 months while the bloc prepares its own common framework.

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    Robinhood CEO's AI startup Harmonic moves into chip verification▼Robinhood CEO's AI startup Harmonic expands into software, chip design verification✉newsBusinessStartups4 d ago

    Harmonic, the AI startup co-founded by Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev, is expanding beyond mathematics into software and chip design verification. The company, which pursues formal methods and AI to produce verifiable outputs, will apply its technology to help check the correctness of software and semiconductor designs, a growing need as chips grow more complex.

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    OKC Philharmonic stages 'Music to Die for: Songs from the Shadows'▼OKC Philharmonic presents 'Music to Die for: Songs from the Shadows'✉newsCultureMusic2 d ago

    The Oklahoma City Philharmonic is presenting 'Music to Die for: Songs from the Shadows,' a themed concert programme. The performance is being promoted locally as part of the orchestra's season lineup, offering audiences a curated selection of songs under the evocative 'songs from the shadows' banner. Details about the programme or dates are limited so far.

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    OpenAI claims three research breakthroughs, says exponential time hypothesis false▼OpenAI has announced three new findings in mathematics, computer science, and physics concerning harmonic analysis, computational complexity theory, and quantum field theory, concluding that the exponential time hypothesis is incorrect.✉newsSciencePhysics4 d ago

    OpenAI has announced three new findings spanning mathematics, computer science, and physics, covering harmonic analysis, computational complexity theory, and quantum field theory. The company says the results lead to the conclusion that the exponential time hypothesis, a long-standing assumption in complexity theory, is incorrect. If verified by experts, the claim would upend a foundational assumption about which problems are inherently hard, but such a conclusion would normally require peer review.

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    Royal Stockholm Philharmonic to perform Sibelius Symphony No. 5▼@ classicalmusic Tuesday 27 October 2026 15.00h ‼️ Jean Sibelius Symphony No. 5 Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra RMmastodonCultureTheatre15 d ago

    The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is presenting a performance of Jean Sibelius's Symphony No. 5, announced for Tuesday 27 October 2026 at 15.00, with Ryan Bancroft conducting. The concert is available via Konserthuset's online play service, and the announcement is being shared among classical music audiences.

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    Emily Wickersham Explains NCIS Exit and Origins Return●Inside Emily Wickersham’s Decision to Leave “NCIS” and Why She’s Returning Alongside Mark Harmon in “Origins” https:// fMmastodonCultureEntertainment04 d ago

    Emily Wickersham has opened up about her decision to leave NCIS, where she played Ellie Bishop, and her return to the franchise in the prequel series NCIS: Origins, appearing alongside Mark Harmon. In a new interview with People, she discusses why she stepped away from the flagship show and what drew her back to the universe for the new series.

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    Robinhood CEO's AI startup Harmonic moves into chip design verification▼Robinhood CEO’s AI startup Harmonic expands into software, chip design verification By Reuters✉newsBusinessStartups4 d ago

    Harmonic, the artificial intelligence startup co-founded by Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev, is expanding beyond mathematics into software and chip design verification. The move, reported by Reuters, signals the company's ambition to apply its AI systems to commercially valuable engineering problems, particularly semiconductor design, as demand for AI-driven tools in the chip industry accelerates.

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    Historic 1944 Strauss recording shared by classical music fans●@ classicalmusic Richard Strauss Also Sprach Zarathustra Op. 30 Richard Strauss, conductor Vienna Philharmonic OrchestraMmastodonCultureMusic15 d ago

    A 1944 recording of Richard Strauss conducting the Vienna Philharmonic in Also Sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30, is circulating among classical music enthusiasts. The performance is notable because it captures the composer, then in his eighties, leading his own famous tone poem, written in 1896 and later known worldwide from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.

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    Berlin Philharmonic Opens Carnegie Hall Season●Berlin Philharmonic Opens Carnegie Hall Season https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/12/arts/music/berlin-philharmonic-carnegiMmastodonCultureMusic26 d ago

    The Berlin Philharmonic is opening the new season at Carnegie Hall in New York, according to a New York Times arts report. The appearance marks one of the highlights of the city's classical music calendar, bringing the renowned German orchestra to a leading American stage as the fall season begins.

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    OKC Philharmonic Teases 'Music to Die For' Concert●A killer concert? OKC Philharmonic teases “music to die for”✉newsCultureMusic6 d ago

    The Oklahoma City Philharmonic is promoting an upcoming concert under the tagline 'music to die for', a darkly playful marketing hook picked up by local outlet KOKH. The teaser frames the orchestral programme as a must-hear event, though details about the programme, soloists or dates have not been laid out in the initial announcement.

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    R&B group Boyz II Men have signed with Warner Records Nashville, according to MusicRow. The move places the Philadelphia harmonizers, best known for 1990s hits like 'End of the Road' and 'I'll Make Love to You,' within a country-focused label division, fueling speculation about a genre crossover or country-leaning project.

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    Stockbridge Theatre Reveals 2026-27 Season as New Hampshire Philharmonic Opens●Stockbridge Theatre Announces 2026-27 Season, New Hampshire Philharmonic Opens Its Season✉newsCultureTheatre6 d ago

    Stockbridge Theatre in Derry, New Hampshire has announced its 2026-27 season lineup, while the New Hampshire Philharmonic is opening its own new season. Local arts outlets are covering the announcements, highlighting the schedule of upcoming theatre performances and the orchestra's season opening for audiences in southern New Hampshire and the greater Boston region.

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    Lexington Philharmonic explores the music behind cinema's heroes and villains●Lexington Philharmonic explores the music behind cinema’s heroes and villains✉newsCultureMusic6 d ago

    The Lexington Philharmonic is presenting a program devoted to film music, focusing on the themes written for cinema's heroes and villains. The concert examines how composers use orchestral motifs to shape audiences' impressions of characters on screen. The Kentucky Kernel reported on the event, highlighting the orchestra's effort to bring movie scores to Kentucky concert audiences.