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Luka Dončić exploded for 60 as the Lakers beat the Heat 134-126.

It happened March 19, 2026, with the Lakers topping Miami 134-126 as Dončić piled up points in a statement win [1]. The performance headlined a high-scoring night and set the tone from the opening tip [1].

This follows his 51-point outing last week, underscoring a sustained scoring surge that’s carrying into late March [1]. The trend points to elite form and consistent shot-making under pressure as defenses key on him [1].

The line tells the story: 18-30 FG, 9-17 from three, 15-19 at the line, plus 7 boards and 5 steals in the win over Miami [2]. Highlights are up now for a quick look at the buckets and momentum swings if you missed it live [3].

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Luka Dončić torched the Heat for 60 as the Lakers won 134-126, extending his scorching run.

Dončić dropped 60 on March 19, 2026, in a 134-126 win over Miami, marking a follow-up to his 51-point outing last week that signals a sustained surge in form [1].

The box score backs it up: 18-30 from the field, 9-17 from deep, and 15-19 at the line in a high-usage clinic, plus 7 boards and 5 steals as the Lakers closed out Miami 134-126 [2].

If you want the moments, the highlights package captures the threes, drives, and late-game shotmaking that sealed it, offering a quick look at the full scoring display without the downtime [3].

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Vitality vs 9z is locked for March 19.

Next match: Team Vitality vs 9z — Thursday, March 19, 2026, 9:30 AM PDT (16:30 UTC, 18:30 CEST). Best of 3. BLAST Open Rotterdam 2026, Group B Upper Bracket Quarter Final. Event runs March 18–29 with group stage in Copenhagen and playoffs in Rotterdam [1].

Watch on official broadcasts: Twitch (ENGblastpremier, gaules, chopperinho, shadowkekw) and YouTube (ENGBLASTPremier). TikTok and the official site will also carry coverage via https://t.co/QzSrEzxFdZ hubs [2][3][4].

Current status: no live streams active as of March 16, 2026, 11:02 PM PDT. Team Vitality’s Twitch isn’t live and its YouTube lists no scheduled streams. I’ll track schedule changes and broadcast updates as they’re posted [5][6].

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Emil Kowalski broadened his skill file into a full design engineering toolkit, not just animations.

He announced a single skill built from his blog articles that works with coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. It now spans animations, component design, and principles from open source work like Sonner [1].

The shift reframes the project from an animations-focused resource into a comprehensive design engineering skill. It’s positioned as something you can plug into coding agents for practical workflows, expanding beyond the prior scope without new access details [1].

The post drew visible traction: 933 likes, 40 retweets, 34 replies, and 22,969 views at the time captured, underscoring interest in a broader, agent-ready design engineering skill from his existing content base [1].

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Luka Doncic torched the Bulls for 51 as the Lakers won 142-130.

Doncic finished with 51 points on 17-of-31 shooting, hitting 9-of-14 from three and 8-of-9 at the line as Los Angeles beat Chicago 142-130 on March 12, 2026 [1].

He added 10 rebounds and 9 assists, narrowly missing a triple-double in the high-scoring win. It was the standout 50-plus performance from yesterday’s NBA slate, powered by elite efficiency from deep and the stripe [1].

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Bam Adebayo exploded for 83 points in a 150-129 Heat win over the Wizards, the second-most in NBA history behind Wilt’s 100.

Adebayo’s line was wild: 20-of-43 from the field, 7-of-22 from three, and a record-setting 36-of-43 at the line, all fueling Miami’s 150-129 victory over Washington. This was the clear outlier from yesterday’s slate and a historic performance [1].

It also resets this season’s scoring bar. We flagged Anthony Edwards’ 55 earlier, but Adebayo’s 83 towers over it and reframes the race for biggest single-game outburst of the year. This is the new high-water mark for our scoring watch [1].

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Competitors are getting airtime in replies to the Feb 11 semantic crons tweet, led by Tessl’s direct pitch and multiple organic nods for Perplexity.

Tessl’s Simon Maple claimed the product already does this across skills, calling out Review, auto-optimization, and Eval, and offered to run Tessl evals on LangChain skills [1].

Perplexity drew five separate shout-outs spanning recommendations over Claude, inclusion in free tool roundups, API and HuggingFace mentions, and research-first workflows with cited sources driving fast validation [2][3][4][5][6].

Exa surfaced once via a single-word reply with no added context, a small signal to keep on the radar for coverage continuity [7].

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EB1 India just moved forward in the March 2026 Visa Bulletin.

USCIS shows EB1 India’s Date of Filing now at December 1, 2023, and Final Action Date at March 1, 2023, signaling meaningful progress after February’s pause [1].

Month over month, that’s a four-month jump for Date of Filing (from August 1, 2023) and a one-month uptick for Final Action (from February 1, 2023), confirming momentum is back for this category [1].

The bulletin also flags broader advancement across multiple immigrant visa categories, with EB1 India included in the movement, suggesting wider improvements beyond a single preference or country line [1].

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Two new competitors to Scouts surfaced in replies to Harrison Chase’s semantic crons tweet.

Replies on or after Feb 13, 2026 mention yutori_ai and openclaw as relevant to semantic monitoring and automation, expanding the competitive set beyond Airweave AI and tying concrete tools to the semantic crons idea [1][2].

yutori_ai was called “pretty good” by a commenter replying directly to Chase, positioning it as a capable option for semantic automation and monitoring workflows in this space [1].

Another reply framed openclaw as enabling fuzzy pattern detection that triggers structured actions for agent workflows, signaling overlap with Scouts on semantic event detection and automated responses [2].

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Airweave AI jumps in as a direct “semantic crons” rival with its own “fuzzy triggers,” signaling early feature parity.

Harrison Chase floated the “semantic crons” idea on Feb 11, drawing 236 likes, 46 replies, 4 retweets, 7 quotes, 46,506 views, and 154 bookmarks at capture, underscoring strong interest in event-triggered automation [1].

In the replies, Airweave AI’s co-founder said they’re releasing this capability and call it “fuzzy triggers,” positioning Airweave as an alternative implementing the same core concept. Airweave focuses on open-source context retrieval for AI agents [2].

Debate in replies centers on monitoring use cases and whether to lean on LLMs or retrieval-augmented systems, with cost sensitivity a theme, including pushback like “$720 a month for semantic crons?,” hinting current approaches may lean on pricier LLM APIs [1].

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Ben Issen dropped a tease, but the reveal remains under wraps.

He posted on Feb 13, 2026 at 15:32 UTC with “Can’t wait to reveal this” and a shortened link that doesn’t load, suggesting the details aren’t public yet [1]. I’m watching for the official announcement and will share it the moment it lands.

What we know: the teased item is unknown, the URL is inaccessible or blocked, and replies offer no real clues. At capture, engagement hit 187 likes, 13 replies, and 6,096 views, signaling solid interest despite zero specifics so far [1].

Who’s Ben Issen: a San Francisco designer and entrepreneur behind Side School, an AI education effort for professionals, and Rox AI, where he’s the founding designer. No official release has been posted yet, but it’s likely to appear across his channels when ready [1].

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There’s still no official Manchester United plan to bring Mason Greenwood back this summer.

Reports say United have discussed the buy-back clause but there’s no decision, and current expectation is they won’t activate it [1][2]. ESPN also says a Premier League return is incredibly unlikely given his off-field history [3].

United inserted a buy-back plus a 40-50% sell-on in Greenwood’s 2024 move to Marseille, with Getafe due 20% from a prior loan; these details were reported by MEN, citing The Telegraph and The Athletic [2][4].

On the pitch, Greenwood has 12 goals in 18 Ligue 1 games for Marseille this season. Marseille holds 60% of his economic rights, which can rise to 65% with Champions League qualification. He’s pursuing Jamaican international eligibility [2].

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Opus 4.6 is live with a demo that runs an end-to-end coffee shop workflow, showcasing autonomous, multi-step execution.

The demo shows the system one-shot a brand, build a website, find locations, email agents, call vendors, create a menu, and pause for hours to await replies, all with minimal intervention [1].

It’s available to try for free now, paired with the new interface that executes the whole sequence as a concrete, working example of Opus 4.6’s capabilities [1].

Garrett Scott amplified the announcement with a retweet shortly after it went up, adding reach to the launch and reinforcing the signal around the demo’s significance [2].

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Do Anything App just made its mission explicit and lined up allies ahead of its new interface launch.

Garrett Scott framed “independent agents” as the next evolution and set a concrete goal: build and run a coffee shop by the end of 2026, clarifying where the product is headed [1].

He also amplified Pipedream Labs’ “Next week” teaser, hinting at coordination on the interface rollout timeline and signaling external alignment around what’s coming next [2][3].

Context: the new interface was announced Jan 12 and released Jan 14. It replaces the chat-based UI and is pitched for long-running autonomous agents, marking a shift from chat to execution-first workflows [4][5].

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Knicks finalize a deadline swap: Guerschon Yabusele to the Bulls for Dalen Terry, then move Terry to land Jose Alvarado.

The deal was completed before the 3 p.m. ET deadline on Feb. 5, 2026, per multiple reports and official confirmation [1][2]. The NBA’s trade tracker also lists the move [3].

Details: Knicks send Yabusele, 30, to Chicago; Bulls send Dalen Terry, the 18th pick in 2022 on an expiring deal, to New York [1]. The Bulls issued their announcement that afternoon, confirming timing and terms [2].

Follow-up: New York then packaged Terry with two future seconds and cash in a three-team move with New Orleans to acquire Jose Alvarado [1]. Yabusele acknowledged his exit in a message on X, thanking the organization and fans [2].

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Knicks have no confirmed Yabusele trade yet, but talks are active and expected to continue ahead of the Feb 5 deadline.

Insider reporting says discussions are heating up and Yabusele will eventually be moved, though no deal is done as of Jan 23, 2026 [1]. Reports add the Knicks are actively engaging multiple teams on a move [2].

Yabusele, 30, is a forward on a $5.5 million 2025-26 deal, averaging 2.9 points and 2.2 rebounds in 9.4 minutes over 37 games [3]. New York is making him available and positioning for flexibility as the deadline approaches [3].

Speculative scenarios mention interest from teams like the Pelicans and Suns, including a framework tied to Pelicans center Yves Missi, but nothing is confirmed [4]. Expect alerts only on a confirmed agreement or official team announcement. #Knicks

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Fresh edge tactics are slashing robot power draw while boosting speed and endurance.

Adaptive split computing on Jetson AGX Xavier cuts energy per frame by 93.98 percent in AVERY, pointing to major battery-life gains for UAVs [1].

Learning when to cache or recompute visual tokens yields a 1.76x wall-clock speedup, 25.3 percent fewer FLOPs on LIBERO, and a 5.0 point success boost in LAC [2].

Hardware-aware methods report QSLM memory and power drops, MAPLE’s 47 percent energy cut on Jetson Orin Nano, STAR’s 15.81x energy reduction, FORTISKY’s 3.73x processing gains, and a 1.5 W diffusion policy accelerator [3].

A UAV swarm case uses TinyLLaMA with a 9600 mAh battery, 45 W base power, and 10 W inference, underscoring why low-power models extend missions [4].

Best bet: combine adaptive split compute, quantization and sparsity, task-aware token caching, and modality-aware fusion, validated on target Jetson-class hardware [1][2][3].

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CREATE claims the first quantified, on-robot energy and battery gains for VLA systems, not just latency wins.

In ASPLOS '26, the study links cross-layer VLA design to power, reporting computational energy cuts versus baseline and prior art, plus system-level battery life gains backed by measurements [1].

Reported numbers: 40.6 percent computational energy savings vs baseline, 35.0 percent vs prior-art; 29.5-37.3 percent chip-level savings; and 15-30 percent longer battery life. Experiments are in simulated environments, with disaster-response relevance noted [1].

Method co-optimizes dynamic voltage scaling from 0.6 V to 0.9 V in 10 mV steps with resilience to preserve reliability and inference quality. Evaluations span OpenVLA, RT-1, RoboFlamingo, Octo, and benchmarks like JARVIS-1, LIBERO, CALVIN, and OXE [1].

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MTA’s fare gate pilot hits a milestone and sets a clearer 2029 target.

The third and final model is in: STraffic’s tall glass-door gates were installed at 23 St–Baruch College on January 22, 2026, closing the three-vendor test that began in December 2023 [1].

With STraffic, Conduent, and Cubic now in place, the pilot shifts to evaluation and limited expansion. Newly identified stations include Crown Heights–Utica Avenue and Delancey Street, alongside the previously announced Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue [1].

The MTA is targeting fare gates at 150 stations serving 75% of riders by the end of 2029, a more specific horizon than earlier timelines. Officials say ongoing evaluation is shaping modern, effective gate design for New York City [1].

The update doesn’t report gate-specific evasion reductions. Overall evasion was described as trending down through late 2025, but credited measures include partitions, plastic paddles, delayed egress locks, and more police, not pilot gates alone [1].

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Multiple fare evasions were observed in one hour at the MTA’s new sliding plexiglass pilot gates at East Houston and Broadway, raising questions about effectiveness and safety.

Observers recorded at least six fare evasions within a single hour on December 29, 2025, at the Houston and Broadway station. The MTA says the gates are part of an active pilot still under evaluation, with no success or failure declared yet [1].

Documented methods included riders sliding under and climbing over the doors, with one instance involving an elderly rider using a cane. On-site workers reportedly described minimal enforcement at the location during the observations [1].

Safety concerns were flagged that the doors could close on passengers, with a prior demonstration reportedly striking a rider in the neck. The pilot tests three gate designs at roughly 20 stations, within a $1.1 billion, five-year plan for 150 stations [1].

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