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\n Winter Storm and Blizzard Warning in the U.S. Northeast: The Prelude to the Most Powerful Snowfall in History From the major cities of New York to Boston, the snowstorm expected between February 22 and 24 poses an unprecedented threat. Just how strong will this storm be? Currently, a major blizzard warning is in effect across the U.S. Northeast, as a powerful winter storm combining the traits of a nor'easter and a bomb cyclone is set to intensify starting the evening of February 22 through the 23rd and 24th. What makes this storm especially dangerous is that it’s not just heavy snowfall—it's accompanied by bombogenesis , where the central pressure rapidly drops. When the pressure falls by at least 24 millibars within 24 hours, the storm’s energy explodes, resulting in simultaneous intensification of both snowfall and wind, which can trigger cascading impacts on transportation, power grids, and coastal areas. The area affected is vast. Regions unde...

\n The Beginning of the Mystery: Where Is the Puebla - América Match Information? Why is news about the ‘Puebla - América’ match so well hidden? We uncover the truth behind this mystery that football fans are eager to solve. When you actually search, the expected match results or highlights don’t appear; instead, you often find unrelated content like Mexican literature and history or even news from entirely different leagues. This raises the first question: Is the information simply unavailable, or is the path to it just tangled? The core is simple. With the materials currently provided, there is no reliable match information directly linked to Puebla - América . In other words, there’s not enough evidence to conclude “the match didn’t happen,” making the theory that “the information exists but is hidden from view” much more reasonable. Especially with sports topics, small differences in notation (e.g., Puebla vs América / Puebla - América / official club names o...

\n Kimi K2.5: The Birth of the Next-Generation AI Multimodal Agent What new possibilities await us as artificial intelligence evolves to seamlessly navigate between text and images? Moonshot AI’s kimi k2.5 presents a realistic answer to that question. Designed as a next-generation AI that goes beyond being a mere “chatbot that reads images,” it combines native multimodality with agent-based execution capabilities to handle real-world tasks. Not a Model That Simply ‘Added Vision on Top of Text’—kimi k2.5 Is Multimodal from the Start Many multimodal models expand their capabilities by building on text models and then attaching separate vision modules. In contrast, kimi k2.5 adopts a native multimodal architecture that treats images, videos, and text equally from the very beginning of training . This approach means that visual understanding isn’t just a supplementary feature—instead, the core ability to comprehend language and vision together is embedded into th...

\n Low-code Vibe Coding: Natural Language Creates Code Would you believe it if non-technical users who couldn't write development code could simply explain their ideas verbally, and AI instantly generates working code? Vibe Coding turns this question into a “yes.” Unlike traditional low-code approaches that rely on drag-and-drop buttons, it takes human natural language (intent and context) as input and uses LLMs to immediately compose executable code . Beyond Low-code: The Core of Vibe Coding is Conveying “Intent” Instead of “Commands” In conventional development, we usually start by designing how to implement something. Vibe Coding flips this by letting you verbally express what you want to build and why/how it should feel or follow rules in natural language. The model then translates this into a concrete code structure . Input: “The sign-up process should be based on email verification; the password must be strength-checked, and failure messages sho...

\n A Historic Moment: Seung-hoon Lee's Challenge — 2026 Winter Olympics Freestyle Skiing Seung-hoon Lee made history as the first Korean freestyle skier to advance to the halfpipe final at the Winter Olympics. This achievement is significant not just because he made the final, but because it symbolizes breaking open a stage rarely accessible to Korean athletes through sheer skill. At the men’s halfpipe qualifiers held at Livigno Snowpark in Italy, Seung-hoon scored 76.00 points , securing the 10th spot out of 25 competitors and clinching a ticket to the finals. Only the top 12 moved forward, and he set a solid benchmark with a flawless run on his first attempt. Although he failed to stick a high-difficulty jump on his second run, his initial score stood firm as an unshakable “insurance,” confirming his place in the final. This moment perfectly demonstrated how critical one perfect run can be on a grand stage. What makes this endeavor even more remarkable is...