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Here you will find the latest and most upvoted feeds from Reddit.
(Updated periodically throughout the day)
- [physics] CERN joins forces with French LLM company Mistral to "develop a single pretrained Large Physics Model – the first foundation model for collider physics"
- [science] A clinical trial has found that hydrodissection, injecting saline to separate a trapped nerve from surrounding tissue, provides carpal tunnel relief lasting up to 6 months, outperforming standard steroid injections.
- [philosophy] Rather than a desire to recover the actual events of the past, philosopher Paula Sweeney argues nostalgia is primarily about seeking refuge in previously felt emotions. Politicians and marketers routinely invoke feelings from a fabled past to drive action in the present
- [aliens] Elite Soldier Was Killed by a Reptilian Alien During Secret Underground Battle, Ex-US Army Sniper Claims
- [paranormal] My workplace is haunted
- [chatgpt] Animation made with AI
- [localllama] MiniMax M3.1 Flash released, Model weights Oct 23
- [homelab] My homelab at 14 😀
- [sysadmin] Just had my position eliminated
- [technology] Meta says it shut No Kings account because it suspected bots activity
- [teslamotors] Tesla's average Supercharging price is up 15% year over year, per Paren's Q3 report
- [todayilearned] TIL that when Gustave Eiffel built the Eiffel Tower in 1889, he reserved a small apartment for himself near the top. It had wallpaper, comfortable furniture, and even a piano. He turned down huge offers from Paris's elite to spend a night there, inviting only select guests such as Thomas Edison.
- [upliftingnews] Angelina Jolie’s foundation has protected 150,720 acres of Cambodian forest for 20 years, where elephants and pangolins still roam; its rangers removed more than 4.8 miles of illegal snares in 2025, helping keep the forest safe for wildlife.
- [askhistorians] I'm Rachel Shelden, a professor at Penn State University. I'm here to talk about my new book, The Political Supreme Court: A Forgotten History.
- [askscience] Are there instances in nature, where a species has evolved to occasionally produce offspring with a specific trait that, as a side effect, makes it infertile but creates an advantage to the group as a whole (and thus keeps reappearing)?
- [comicbooks] Image shared by James Gunn for upcoming DCU Mister Miracle series
- [marvel] Happy 60th birthday to Jon Favreau.
- [marvelstudios] Xavier is the youngest one in this image.
- [comicbookcollecting] I Might Like This As Much As My Most Valuable Comics
- [starwars] I still can't believe that Battlefront II of all things portrays post ROTJ Luke perfectly
- [mawinstallation] Nuclear take on how Ahsoka should've been written out
- [startrek] Garak's 'unique' viewpoint
- [scifi] Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

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