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    A brief history of the Bloomberg terminal●Yhn3562 min ago

    IEEE Spectrum has published a retrospective on the Bloomberg terminal, the financial data workstation that has linked Wall Street professionals since the early 1980s. The piece traces how Michael Bloomberg's company turned specialized market data hardware and software into one of finance's most essential and enduring tools, and readers are discussing its legacy and continued dominance.

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    Earendil Works releases pi AI agent toolkit●earendil-works/pi⬢github2942 min ago

    Earendil Works has released pi, an open-source TypeScript toolkit for building AI agents. It provides a unified API across large language model providers, a built-in agent loop, a terminal user interface, and a command-line coding agent. The project is drawing attention among developers experimenting with agent frameworks on GitHub.

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    New terminal tool yoinks videos without ads●pablostanley/yoinks⬢github3562 min ago

    Designer and developer Pablo Stanley has released Yoinks, an open-source command-line tool written in TypeScript that downloads videos directly from the terminal. The pitch is simple: grab any video without wading through shady ads or sketchy downloader websites. The project is drawing early attention on GitHub, where users are discussing whether a clean, ad-free downloader from a known developer could replace the cluttered sites people currently rely on.

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    Réunion airport runs entirely without air conditioning▼An airport cooled by natural ventilationYhnEnvironment7210 min ago

    Roland Garros Airport on the French island of Réunion has been built to stay cool using natural ventilation rather than air conditioning, according to a Guardian report on sustainable design. The tropical terminal relies on airflow and passive cooling instead of energy-hungry systems, drawing attention as a rare example of climate-adapted airport architecture.

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    Why Sergio Garcia wants out of his LIV Golf contract●Why Sergio Garcia is seeking to terminate his LIV Golf contract✉newsSportGolf6 min ago

    Sergio Garcia is reportedly seeking to terminate his LIV Golf contract, according to Today's Golfer. The Spanish golfer was one of the high-profile names who joined the Saudi-backed circuit after leaving the PGA Tour, so any move to exit would be a significant development in golf's ongoing split. Details of his reasons were not included in the coverage collected, and LIV Golf has not been quoted responding to the report.

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