Education, Science & Reference

Excavations at ancient Samuha uncovered 131 Hittite-era tablets on royal life, an epidemic, military supply needs and religious practices.

• Documente Team
• October 13, 2026

Search interest in a PDF titled “Math 2.0,” associated with mathematician Terence Tao, appears to be rising; the reason is unconfirmed.

• Documente Team
• October 12, 2026

Q Labs reports that Dust can train transformer language models without backpropagation, but its results rely on small experiments and more compute.

• Documente Team
• October 6, 2026

The Competitive Programmer’s Handbook by Antti Laaksonen is available as a free PDF, offering comprehensive algorithms for competitive coding.

• Documente Team
• October 6, 2026

A Works in Progress essay argues that iron weakened empires’ control of weapons, while drought, invasions and revolt helped bring Bronze Age powers down.

• Documente Team
• October 1, 2026

A technical report examines Jev’s popularity and places the classifier model in the history of text classification, from bag-of-words methods onward.

• Documente Team
• September 30, 2026

Aviation Week reports NASA offered former SR-71A staffers jobs on a project involving Tail No. 844. NASA has not confirmed a return-to-flight effort.

• Documente Team
• September 30, 2026

Five AI models ran the same company through its worst week. All saw the crises; only two closed the deal. Now enterprises can wargame their own firm.

• Documente Team
• September 30, 2026

Choose a science kit your child will enjoy, learn from, and use safely. Compare activities, instructions, supplies, and supervision before you buy.

• Documente Team
• September 30, 2026

Compare Snap Circuits and National Geographic science kits by age, learning style, replay value, price, and which is the better fit for your child.

• Documente Team
• September 29, 2026